Fixing Your Keurig's Power Transformer – Part 1 oF 2
In this Part 1 of 2 series we explain how to replace a failed power transformer. As we mentioned in our in Troubleshooting Guide the power transformer often fails due to water leakage from a solenoid that sites above (in most models). The solenoids can develop leaks around their seals with the internal water tubing and these leaks can then over time result in the power transformer failing.
This video, like a number of others, assumes you have the outer casing or cover off your Keurig. If you aren't at this stage yet please go to that video; it sets out our approach to removing the cover so you can get to the inside of the machine and repair components like the transformer.
In this Part 1 of 2 series we explain how to replace a failed power transformer. As we mentioned in our in Troubleshooting Guide the power transformer often fails due to water leakage from a solenoid that sites above (in most models). The solenoids can develop leaks around their seals with the internal water tubing and these leaks can then over time result in the power transformer failing.
This video, like a number of others, assumes you have the outer casing or cover off your Keurig. If you aren’t at this stage yet please go to that video; it sets out our approach to removing the cover so you can get to the inside of the machine and repair components like the transformer.
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