Thank you! I had the same problem! I wasn't sure about drilling into it, and thought "let me check TH-cam" Just one thing, That little cover is screwed in from the bottom like the water tank is. I had a hard time trying to remove it, and then realized it was screwed in. Also the 150p has a 12 oz setting, while the 155 doesn't.
Thank you. I was trying to remove my tank because I ended up with ants in that part of the machine… wanted to thoroughly clean it out before using it again but totally forgot how I put it on.
There is a thumb screw on the back of the K155 (also flat tip if it’s tightened) and there’s a Blue C and Red H marked above the door. Open the door for access to the two tubes. Step two is remove the tube you want to hook up hot or cold there is a black plug at the end you need to remove and now Step three All you have to do is connect the line from you water filter! It bypasses the Tank. Pro tip: make sure to use a removable option like hose clamp rather than a zip tie (as I’ve seen) and leave extra tubing so the machine can be moved and cleaned behind/under.
Thanks for the great video! On my unit, I was unable to remove the plate to reveal the screws for the direct line water supply tank. Can you please clarify how you took it off. Thanks!
Stop the video at 4:19. Se the round white thing at the bottom? A regular female garden hose fitting screws onto that. It is threaded, even though it doesn't look like it in the video.
So I don't want to damage the old stuff, let me just destroy the NEW stuff. If you don't know how to take the tank off then you weren't doing any of the maintenance on the machine. If you have well water and you don't have a filtration for the keurig then no wonder it stopped working. Come on man. Those screws are transportation screws. You were supposed to remove them before you even started using the machine. SMH
Perfect videos for my situation. Thank you.
Thank you! I had the same problem! I wasn't sure about drilling into it, and thought "let me check TH-cam" Just one thing, That little cover is screwed in from the bottom like the water tank is. I had a hard time trying to remove it, and then realized it was screwed in. Also the 150p has a 12 oz setting, while the 155 doesn't.
Thank you. I was trying to remove my tank because I ended up with ants in that part of the machine… wanted to thoroughly clean it out before using it again but totally forgot how I put it on.
There is a thumb screw on the back of the K155 (also flat tip if it’s tightened) and there’s a Blue C and Red H marked above the door. Open the door for access to the two tubes. Step two is remove the tube you want to hook up hot or cold there is a black plug at the end you need to remove and now Step three All you have to do is connect the line from you water filter! It bypasses the Tank. Pro tip: make sure to use a removable option like hose clamp rather than a zip tie (as I’ve seen) and leave extra tubing so the machine can be moved and cleaned behind/under.
Thanks for the great video! On my unit, I was unable to remove the plate to reveal the screws for the direct line water supply tank. Can you please clarify how you took it off. Thanks!
Cool
Can you show how you connected it to the water line
Stop the video at 4:19. Se the round white thing at the bottom? A regular female garden hose fitting screws onto that. It is threaded, even though it doesn't look like it in the video.
So I don't want to damage the old stuff, let me just destroy the NEW stuff.
If you don't know how to take the tank off then you weren't doing any of the maintenance on the machine.
If you have well water and you don't have a filtration for the keurig then no wonder it stopped working.
Come on man. Those screws are transportation screws. You were supposed to remove them before you even started using the machine. SMH
The worst DIY i've ever seen