Keurig B200 Use & Care Manual page 8

Plumbing Fitting Connections
(For Plumbed mode only)
CAUTION: This brewer is designed to handle
local water pressures up to 125 psig. Consult a
licensed plumber for water pressures in your
area. Use plumbing fittings and tubing speci-
fied to withstand 125 psig.
WARNING: This brewer requires the use of an
external water filter such as the Omnipure
KQ8A, available from Keurig Incorporated.
1. An external filter (KQ8A) can be mounted
on the rear surface of the brewer using the
mounting screws provided (Item 19, FIG.3)
2. Loosen the two mounting screws located
on the upper-rear of the brewer and hang
the KQ8A filter assembly.
3. Tighten the two mounting screws (be care-
ful not to over tighten).
NOTE: The KQ8A Filter assembly comes
with 1 / FPT ports for both inlet and outlet
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and the plumbed water inlet to the brewer
is 3 / Male Garden Hose Thread.
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LLDPE (Linear Low Density Polyethylene)
tubing is recommended between the filter
assembly and the brewer.
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4. Connect the 'INLET' port of the filter
assembly to the local water supply.
5. Connect a long length of tubing to the
'EXIT port of the filter assembly. DO NOT
CONNECT TO THE BREWER YET.
6. The filter needs an initial flush to clear any
carbon deposits. Bring the long length tub-
ing to a container or sink.
7. Turn on water supply and allow at least 4
gallons of water to flush through the filter.
8. Turn off water supply.
9. Cut the long length tubing connected to the
exit of the filter assembly to proper length
and connect to inlet plumbing port on the
brewer.
10. Turn on water supply.
11. Verify there are no leaks at any of the exter-
nal plumbing fittings.
12. Remove small access door on rear of
brewer. From a standing position in front
of the brewer, slide the Pour-Over/Plumbed
switch to the right. This puts the Brewer
into plumbed mode.
1 / OD
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