Your Keurig has a water tank that’s either too full, too empty, or just lying to you. If the machine isn’t registering the water, it won’t brew. Remove the reservoir, rinse it, and put it back with a satisfying click. That click is the sound of trust being restored.
Also, never ignore the water level sensor. It’s a tiny magnetic float that gets stuck. If your reservoir has a bit of gunk on it, the float thinks it’s in a desert. Clean the tank with a soft brush. Or, you know, just bang it gently on the counter. Gently. No one needs a lawsuit from their coffee machine.
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