Mr. Coffee Wine & Spirits - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Make sure you are putting enough water in the resevroir.

Acid indigestion is my first guess.

Brewer Head open or water is needed. The KG5 has trouble reading RO or distilled water, for whatever reason. Here is a site that may be helpful; http://www.mrcoffee.com/service-%26-support/product-support/product-faqs/single-cup-%28brewers%29/bvmc-kg6/BVMC-KG6-faqs.html

Press the "Brew/Off" button to begin brewing.

Use a clean paper clip to clean out any blockage. Let me know how it goes!

Check to make sure nothing is lodged in the way. Let me know!

Great site for troubleshooting; http://www.mrcoffee.com/service-%26-support/product-support/product-faqs/single-cup-%28brewers%29/bvmc-kg6/BVMC-KG6-faqs.html Let me know if it works!

This is a great trouble shooting site, I have been using to answer other peoples' questions; http://www.mrcoffee.com/service-%26-support/product-support/product-faqs/single-cup-%28brewers%29/bvmc-kg6/BVMC-KG6-faqs.html

Press the "Brew/Off" button to begin brewing.

I think it means brew head is open or water is needed. If your Model # is; BVMKG6

Call Keurig @ 1 (866) 901-2739. The Companies to most of your products, are generally very good in helping you with issues. Best regards!

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Probably not plugged. Those machines use air pressure to move the hot water around. It sounds like there is a leak or bad compressor. Take it back.

First clean and please try again Fill the reservoir with water. Place your mug underneath the machine. Add the K-Cup. Choose your serving size. Press the brew button to begin brewing. Enjoy your delicious cup of coffee! .

due to their cool climates, Canada and Germany are known for making exceptional dessert wines. The link below will take you to a site of some of the best dessert wines from around the world.http://wine.about.com/od/winerecommendations/tp/dessertwines.htm

Some people consider red wine to be an acquired taste- I think that everyone can learn to love the qualities of red wine varieties. If you are not a red wine drinker, but want to be, I suggest the following: I recommend beginning with a wine light in tannins- such as a white zinfandel. Once you can tolerate and maybe even appreciate this wine then you can move onto other light, even sweeter reds such as a Merlot or Chianti.

A fortified wine is more commonly known as a port. To make port, brandy is added to wine to stop fermentation before the yeasts eat all the sugars of the grapes, thus producing a sweeter wine with higher alcohol content.