Keurig B150, B200, B3000, B3000se, Filter Kit

• For Keurig B150, B200, B3000, B3000SE, and Flavia Brewers
• Includes Filter, Mounting Head with Screws and Bracket
• 1/4 inch quick connect fittings are in the mounting head unit
• Granular activated carbon filter for taste and odor reduction, polypropylene depth filtration for removal of grit and sediment, and polyphosphate to control lime and scale deposits.
• Water line, 3/4" to 1/4" adapter, and shut off valve not included. (See separately, or Deluxe Filter Kit)

I would ding the product for having no instructions, but it''s pretty simple to figure out. There''s the bracket that mounts to the back of the Keurig and holds the filter cap (mounted using four included screws). The cap has two threaded holes on either side, clearly marked "IN" and "OUT". The filter itself screws into the bottom of the cap. Also included was 12 feet of 1/4" NSF 58 tubing rated at 230 PSI, two threaded fittings for the cap, three quick connect L fittings, an adapter for the back of the Keurig (although our B150 already came with one) and a quick connect valve (perfect, now I don''t have to buy one to tee off of the fridge line). Ordered Friday afternoon, asked for next day delivery (I wanted to do the install this weekend), and received the item before noon on Saturday.

UPDATE: I just finished the installation. It was very easy. I had to run to the hardware store and pick up a tee fitting to splice into the existing tubing running to the fridge. I used one of the L fittings on the adapter out of the back of the unit to angle the tubing up. The second fitting, I attached to the OUT of the filter cap in order to angle it down. I cut 8-10" of the supplied tubing and made that short connection -it''s very neat and the L fittings ensure that I don''t have a bunch of tubing jutting out behind the unit. I cut roughly half of the remaining tubing to attach to the IN and to the brass compression tee I picked up at the store (the Keurig sits right next to the fridge). I still have one quick-connect L fitting, one adapter, and about five feet of tubing left. I much prefer extra parts than not enough! I turned the water supply back on and, surprisingly, did not turn the kitchen into a kiddie pool. I turned the B150P on, it began to pull in water, told me it was heating the water up. I checked the back of the unit and no water was leaking at any time. During the heating cycle, the B150 threw an error stating that the water supply had been interrupted. My guess is that the water pressure was low while the filter became saturated. It may have also been the ice maker running. I pressed resume and, after a roughly five minute heating cycle, the B150 told me I was ready to brew a cup! Unfortunately, I don''t have any K-Cups! Off to Kroger I go!

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Plus tubing required dosn''t seem strong enough to hold a water line from fauct.

Nothing is mentioned about the adapter.