Keurig K-Supreme Warranty Settlement: What Still Applies

The settlement separates people into two classes. The Performance Issue Claim Class is for certain people who had a qualifying descaling-related problem and may seek cash. The Coffee Maker Purchaser Class is for purchasers of a covered coffee maker or descaling solution who may seek the extended warranty.

You cannot be in the purchaser class if you are in the Performance Issue Claim Class. People who reported the defect and already received a Limited Warranty remedy are also excluded from the purchaser class.

The cash benefit is only for Performance Issue Claim Class Members. This includes certain U.S. people who complained to Keurig about the defect within the first 12 months after purchase and did not receive a Limited Warranty remedy, as well as certain people who can show a valid claim involving operational issues connected with descaling.

People whose coffee makers are still covered by Keurig’s original or specified extended Limited Warranty are excluded from this class.

The cash payment is not guaranteed to be $250. Eligible claimants who submit a timely, complete form and required documentation share the money left in the fund after specified settlement costs, fees, and awards. No individual payment can exceed $250.

The notice says the payment amount also depends on the number of people who exclude themselves from the settlement.

The extended warranty is for Coffee Maker Purchaser Class Members. It covers a claim that a defect caused an operational issue that permanently cut power to the coffee maker during descaling. It is not described as a general extra warranty for every problem.

If the qualifying permanent power loss had already happened by June 20, 2025, the claim form deadline is November 14, 2025. If it first happens after June 20, 2025, the deadline is September 30, 2027.

For either benefit, submit a complete Claim Form online or by mail. Cash claims must be submitted or postmarked by November 14, 2025.

The notice says claimants generally need identifying information, documents showing purchase or a descaling-related operational malfunction, and information required by Keurig’s Limited Warranty Claims Procedure. It does not list every item required by that warranty procedure in the notice itself.

If the settlement receives final approval, eligible class members are to be paid after final approval and any appeal process. The notice does not give a specific payment date.

Payments are normally sent by check unless another method is chosen. A check becomes void 180 days after it is issued.

Doing nothing keeps you in a settlement class, but you will not receive a cash payment or warranty benefit unless you submit a timely, valid claim form. If you remain in the settlement, you give up the right to bring or continue a lawsuit against Keurig and related parties over the claims resolved here.

To leave the settlement, send a signed exclusion request with your name, address, case name and number, and a statement that you want to be excluded. It must be postmarked by August 29, 2025. Someone who excludes themselves cannot receive either settlement benefit.