Why Will My Keurig Not Brew
Your Keurig has sensors that are dramatic. One checks if the water reservoir is seated properly. Another checks if the handle is closed. If either sensor is misaligned, the machine plays dead.
Try jiggling the water tank. Yes, jiggle it. Push it down hard. The sensor might just be shy. Also, check the handle—make sure it clicks fully. Sometimes a rogue coffee bean gets stuck under the lid.
Weird detail: one user fixed their Keurig by unplugging it for 30 seconds. That’s it. The electronics just needed a tiny nap. Technology is weird.