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If you’ve never used a Keurig before, the process may seem daunting. But don’t worry, we’re here to help. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about using your Keurig, from brewing your first cup of coffee to cleaning and maintenance.
Before You Brew
Before you can start brewing delicious cups of coffee with your Keurig, there are a few things you need to do first. First, make sure that your Keurig is properly plugged into an outlet and that it has enough water in the reservoir. The water reservoir is located on the back of the machine and holds up to 60 ounces of water. To fill it, simply remove the lid and pour in fresh cold water until it reaches the “MAX” line inside the reservoir. Once your machine has water, plug it in and press the power button located on the right side of the control panel. The light above the power button will turn green when the machine is turned on successfully.
Now it’s time to select your mug or cups. Make sure that whatever you choose is placed directly under the brew head, which is located on top of the machine (you may need to lift up the handle to access it). If everything is in place, take a look at the control panel and decide what kind of coffee or beverage you’d like to brew. There are four buttons - small cup (4-6 oz.), medium cup (8-10 oz.), large cup (12-14 oz.) and extra-large cup (18-20 oz.). Depending on which size drink you want, press that button once or twice - one press for 4 or 6 ounces, two presses for 8 or 10 ounces etc.. Note: The buttons will flash while they're being selected; once they stop flashing, that's when selection is complete) Now it's time for perhaps THE most important step... selecting your K-Cup pod! There are dozens upon dozens of different flavors and varieties available - from classic coffees like French Roast or House Blend to more unique options like Gingerbread Spice Latte or Dragonfruit Lemonade Tea - so take some time perusing your choices before making a decision. Once you've found one (or several!) that sound good to you, open up the