Keurig B70 manual Set-Up & First Brew, Priming Your Brewer

Set-Up & First Brew

IMPORTANT: You cannot use your Keurig Brewer until it has been primed for its first use as set forth below.

NOTE: If Brewer has been exposed to tempera- tures below freezing, allow Brewer at least two hours to reach room temperature before prim- ing. A frozen or extremely cold Brewer will not prime properly and can cause damage.

Priming Your Brewer

1.Unwrap cord and plug the Brewer into a grounded outlet.

2.Place a 12 oz. mug on the Drip Tray Plate.

3.Remove the Water Reservoir from Brewer by first removing Lid from Reservoir, then lifting Reservoir straight up and toward front of Brewer. Rinse with fresh water.

4.Fill Water Reservoir with bottled or filtered water so that the water level is just below the top edge of the reservoir.

5.Place Water Reservoir into the left side of the Brewer and be sure the Water Reservoir Lock Tab engages with the Brewer. Replace Lid on Water Reservoir.

6.Press and release the Power Switch found directly behind the Brewer. Switch is spring loaded and will return to original position.

7.The Blue LCD Control Center will come on and indicate ‘PRIME’ and the ‘BREW’ Button will flash. Please note, a K-Cup should NOT be used for the Priming Sequence.

NOTE: If the Water Reservoir is empty or not in place on the Brewer, then the LCD Control Center will indicate ‘ADD WATER’ and tank LED’s will flash. None of the Buttons will be active until water is added to the Water Reservoir.

8.Press the ‘BREW’ Button.

9.The Brewer will automatically fill with water (priming it) and then the water will be heated. This will take about 4 minutes. During the heating period ‘NOT READY’ is displayed on the LCD Control Center. Once the water is heated, ‘READY TO BREW’ will be displayed and the ‘BREW’ Button will flash.

NOTE: You may see small amounts of water coming from the Vent and dripping into the Water Reservoir during this and subsequent heating – this is normal.

10.Press the ‘BREW’ Button to start a cleans- ing brew, during which hot water will flow into your mug. When the flow stops, dis- card the hot water.

11.The one-time priming process is now complete and you are ready to brew your first cup!

NOTE: The Brewer may take 15-30 seconds to reheat water between brews and then ‘READY TO BREW’ will be displayed.

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