To view the serial number, remove the Water Reservoir. On the exposed side panel of the brewer, you will see the 14-digit, alphanumeric serial number.

Keurig is voluntarily recalling 7.2 million MINI Plus Brewers. Here's everything you need you need to know, and what you can do to get your Keurig MINI Plus fixed. Why the Keurig MINI Plus was recalled Keurig has received roughly 200 reports of hot water escaping from the MINI Plus during the brewing process. There are at least 90 reports of burn injuries. The hazard description from the says, 'Water can overheat during brewing, spray out and burn consumers.' Keurig also notes that the issue is most likely to occur when you're brewing multiple cups of coffee back to back. Is your Keurig MINI Plus affected? Check the serial number printed on a white sticker on the bottom of your brewer.

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If it begins with the number '31', then it is subject to the recall. Look for your Keurig K10 brewer's serial number on the bottom of the machine. * Advertiser Disclosure: Brad's Deals is an independent service that is supported by advertising.

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When we last, the coffee machine maker had just turned itself into a big, fat target for copyright reform activists. The problem: Keurigs's promise to make its 2.0 machines incompatible with any single-serving coffee pods it hadn't licensed. Critics compared the approach to the DRM restrictions that hobble the sharing of digital music. And as with DRM, it now appears that Keurigs have been hacked. Not that getting the Keurig 2.0 to brew non-compliant coffee pods seems to have required the same kind of technical savvy required to reverse-engineer digital copyright protections. Instead, according to, it takes one piece of tape and 'not much aim.' (And maybe some scissors.) In a video accompanied by, an anonymous hacker snips a small section of the lid from a Keurig 'K-cup' and tapes it over the lid over what the video calls a 'rebel' pod.

The strip seems to fool the machine into thinking the cup inside is a member of the Keurig 'empire.' Alternately, the video suggests attaching the strip to the machine itself to permanently fool it. 'Just tape it in there, up in the left: over the open rectangular space.' (We've reached out to to get their take on whether such a hack is possible—and whether it voids the warranty.) If Keurigs are so easy to spoof (a have ), why would its makers bother with coffee DRM at all, especially considering the barrage of negative publicity and the protections have prompted? Think of it as the inkjet printer business model applied to coffee: The money isn't in the printer. It's in the ink.