Excellent! Thanks so much. I'd found a different video that I started first, but it was pretty horrible. I really appreciate the easy going voice coaching you do here. I freaking hate doing this kinda stuff and it helped me out quite a bit listening to you walk through this like it's no big deal.

So here I am at 7:20 running behind wanting coffee with my keurig torn apart, mine is the ribbon cable that feeds power to the screen has a short, I can move it just right and it powers on.

man!! good job. like the illustrations. thank you.

Yay, recent widow here and my husband would have fixed it. No choice now and this was easy and it’s working again.

Yes, we get that its a safety feature. But.... these kinds of devices should ALWAYS be about to be auto-reset when the temperature cools, or else provide a plastic bridge pin that would allow it to be reset from outside the unit, without completely taking it apart. For this product version, at least you can reset it. For the K-Duo Special Edition, Keurig actually used a non-resettable fuse that is soldered in place! This is an intentional design FLAW and Keurig knows exactly what they are doing here. They are hoping naive people will simply "throw away" their machines if this happens outside of their crappy little warrantee? Oh wait, this kind of this is probably treated as "misuse" and not covered by any warrantee. The other likely reason they did this is to make lots of money for their official Keurig repair contractors, knowing for them its a can be a fairly trivial fix, but they will likely charge customers by the hour, even for a 3 minute fix, and probably cost them $120 or $150 to "fix" it. Then, if customers balk and say "screw it, I'll just buy another", then Keurig wins again. So its a win-win to design garbage products like this.

Stroke that shaft.

great video. I learned a lot. I have this saw and am having problems aligning trunnion to adjust blade. With all four bolts loose, trunnion moves but not enough. At max adjustment I still have .1005 thousands out. Should I remove trunnion and elongate bolt mounting holes? Please advise. Really like saw. Thanks.

Thank you very much! I was in the descaling mode and let the tank run out of water and it just died. Saw your video and now I don't have to spend $180! I guess since there was no water flowing it overheated. Followed your steps and I'm back in the coffee drinking business again!😃

I have a Rockwell model 9 myself. It's difficult to find the kind of 9" blade I want though, so I usually just run it with either an 8" blade or even a skilsaw blade since most of the stuff I cut is usually only about an inch thick. Mine has a Dayton 1.5hp 120/240 motor on it. Don't know if it is original to it either. I do find that with the smaller blades I use that it makes that motor feel even more powerful than it would with the 9" blade though. I have impact drivers but never can seem to remember to use them. I just grab a gear wrench and a ratchet/socket and go to work, lol, but I just get stuff good and snug. Never saw any reason to tighten stuff down like I was trying to "Hulk-out" on 'em.

Wow! Absolutely amazing and breathtaking work!! You are so talented!!

Where is the water adjuster?

Did the issue was fix for good or just temporary fix?

Thanks for not showing us how to take the cover off 👎👎👎

Love the MacGyver in you, but if @WilliamPowell is correct and it sells for $3, that would be funny. I need a Suncast handle that broke in two, but it's like an anodized aluminum, so I need to become a MacGyver also. Cheers

You're not supposed to touch that PC board without protection

You have only wristband

Thanks for including the info about checking the pump motors! I had two units where I reset the thermal switch and they immediately tripped when trying the first brew. Both sets of motors were working but there was apparently air in the lines and they did not draw water. I was able to prime the lines by separating the top line from the 3 way connector on the left side of the machine and using a squeeze bottle to fill the small compartment with a bit of water. Once I did this, I could run the motors and fill the lines with water before resetting the switch one more time. Both units work great after a descale cycle. Also note: My motors were labeled and are indeed 12 volt motors. I found that a standard 9 volt battery is enough to power the motors for testing.

How do I shut off descale after I run vinegar threw

I don't have this type of mower, but educational and entertaining just the same! Wonderful work!

I have the same problem, I just bought a 2015 Grand Cherokee Limited 3.6 and it still has the original battery it is cutting off the remote start I'm going to change the battery to see if I can get remote start.

I am usually pretty good at disassembling things but this machine was killing me….wow are you a genius 👏✊ well done indeed. Thanks and God Bless 🇺🇸

Done! Thank you! I use to use my machine just about every day then stopped for a lil while. Thinking that’s why the clog happened or someone was using non filtered water in it. I did not have a volt exchanger to use, yet I was able to fast pinch the tube above chip board right as the pumps started to run. Giving the pressure force to push the clog open. And it has been running since! Thank you dude!

paint the handle bar mounts after you drilled them to prevent rusting

Great video. Thank you.

You just saved me $150! Thanks so much. Used a toothpick to reset it. Plugged back in and POWERED right up! THANKS

From their own website it says the old model have huge issues. The new model uses tape and the geared rubber strip now. Still much more expensive

I followed your instructions and my Keurig is working again! Thank you for the video ❤

I wish my battery would come out as easily as shown in the video. I got it to move out slightly (putting the end of the battery even with the outside of the case above), and it won't budge any further, even pulling on the tab adhered to the side of the battery. I was hoping for some missed procedure, tip, or secret technique. I did finally manage to get it out, and there was an almost imperceptible bulge near the center of one side of the battery. I'm talking "Is that actually a bulge or just my imagination" size, but apparently enough to really wedge it in there.

I am a pretty under confident DIY person but I followed your video closely and repaired my machine. Thank you!! The removal and replacement of the case was tricky but doable with your great tuition.

Very helpful repair demonstration. It saved me $170. Thank you Mr. CarveTools!

Thanks Scottie, I haven't tried that but really think that is what needs to be done. It has been a good mower engine wise but that definitely is a problem, glad I'm not alone. I did buy a RYOBI battery mower last year and it is a breeze to mow with. Still like my Honda as a backup, need to get it fixed.

Great video. Thank you for taking the time to help others.

I hate my Honda smart drive mower so much and I despise the salesman who talked me into buying it. The motor that drives the wheels is SO EFFING HEAVY. If I didn’t have that stupid Smart Drive on this thing adding so much weight I wouldn’t need the Smart Drive to help me push it! My brother’s push mower weighs half as much and is a thousand times easier to use without any kind of drive assist, and the stupid goddamned wheels never lock up like this one does. I wish I could go back and buy a much cheaper mower.

Cannot believe it was this easy. Getting the cover off was the hardest part. Didn’t have to remove any internal parts to reach the switch with a modified paper clip.

I did everything in this video and my HRR216 will either lock up or be stiff as heck while pulling backwards. I'm thinking my problem may be transmission related because I've got everything adjusted correctly.

Best follow along video because without it I imagine I would have broken some panels!

Of all the DIY videos I've watched and followed, this ranks towards the top - if not at the top - as it saved my daughter $160+ by returning the replacement she bought me from Target (note: CostCo has a much better, and cheaper, deal) for Father's Day 2024. At the risk of being presumptuous, I have a few refinements to offer: 1) when re-assembling, I suggest you start at the front (rounded) part as the studs on front align the clips on either side, then clip the left side in before doing the same on the right side as it just seems to come together easier 2) if you have them, use automotive trim tools to pry the exterior cover off to avoid as much as possible dinging it with a metal tool (Hobo Freight has a great kit for a few dollars) 3) my Supreme Plus TAS while descaling because I hit the "K" (brew) button when the machine told this dummy to "add water", which most likely tripped the thermal switch/sensor 4) if you find stray bits of broken plastic comingled in with the coffee grounds kicked loose by disassembling the machine, don't fret as like with auto interior parts, plastic doesn't like to be disturbed post-factory, but unlike with a car nothing is going to rattle while using your Keurig I'm not a design engineer, but I wish Keurig would've figured out a way to externally re-set the thermal switch/sensor without having to partially disassemble it. They may have thought of it, but could not place it somewhere externally accessible and still serve its safety function. Time for a cup...

Can you use just any 8-in Wheels on it?

I bought a K-Supreme Plus from an Amazon returns store. It wouldn’t turn on. I followed your video and now I have a working coffee maker!

Those gears have a small indentation mark on one side, that mark should be facing you when you replace it..

I had a much newer HRX 217 version of this machine purchased in late 2020 that I had to go through a similar struggle with after less than three years of ownership. I didn't do as thorough of a job as you did, but that whole drive gear setup on mine was completely filled with dirt and corrosion even though I've been pretty diligent about keeping it clean after buying it brand new. I had to clean all parts in that hub, and wiped everything down with anticorrosion oil, and it worked like new. Next time it acts up I'm probably going to follow your lead though and do a full teardown. You'd think there would be a world of difference in the drive system after so many years but it looks almost identical on the current models. Nice to know Honda mower fundamentals never change! 😆 Good machine though, other than that issue I haven't encountered any other problems.

I thought you could not post any political comments.

Followed your advice & it’s alive again!☕️

Excellent tutorial! Used it to take apart my wife's Keurig. Pushed the reset button and all is working again. Thanks!

These saws didnt come with motors, per the manual. I have the same model and have been slowly restoring it as well. Cuts great, possibly needs arbor bearings but thats in the future.

This a very nice video and much appreciate that it was put together. However, you should’ve probably noted that there was actually a recall on the drive shaft bushing. It was not the correct size from the factory. Everything mentioned in this video should be done, however the bushing should be replaced with the new, properly sized part as part of the process.

I got one of these brand new but not powering on for free at a church sale. I followed this video and boom - works perfectly

For what these machines cost they are the biggest pieces of shjt ever made. Next to Yugo's.

I was incredulous that this would work, and had even less faith that it was something I could do. But, I was wrong I figured it out and it worked!!! Woooohoooo!!!! ☺️☺️☺️ thanks so much! Just saved us over $100 replacing our hardly used Keurig.

Excellent video. I was able to avoid removing the shroud and blade by just sliding the bushings out of the frame.