Water Filter Guide for Keurig K200 Brewers

Yes. The Keurig K200 coffee brewer has a spot for a water filter located in the machine’s rear water reservoir. The K200 uses charcoal water filters measuring roughly 2 inches long by 1.125 inches tall. The filter is placed inside a BPA-free, clear plastic filter handle (typically sold separately from the brewer), which is then placed inside the water tank located on the back of the machine.

Simply twist the clear plastic filter housing until it comes loose from the bottom of the water reservoir. Remove the old charcoal water filter from the housing by unsnapping the bottom filter holder. Insert a new, fresh water filter cartridge and snap the filter holder back on so that the filter is securely in place. Finally, align the bottom of the filter housing with the indentations on the bottom of your water tank and twist into place.

Don’t have a filter housing unit yet? The Keurig K200 brewer uses the Rear Reservoir Water Filter Starter Kit.

Everyone’s water quality is different. It is commonly recommended to use a water filter to improve the quality and taste of your beverages, as well as to help protect your brewer against scale buildup from minerals in your water. You might especially want to use a water filter if you notice unpleasant tastes, such as from chlorine or other minerals.

You should change your Keurig K200’s Coffee Brewer’s water filter after brewing approximately 1000 fluid ounces through your machine. This equates to 125 eight ounce cups of coffee, or about every 2 months. After replacing your Keurig K200 water filter, you can set a water filter reminder using the touch screen on your K200 brewer.

Need replacement water filters? These Charcoal Water Filter Cartridges fit your brewer.