[nascarnation]

It’s one of those “consumer electronics” deals where IF you could get the parts, and had a lot of patience to do the repair, it would be a cheap fix. But I imagine 99% go in the trash. If you’ve ever changed the battery in an iPhone, it’s a similar level of miniaturization and complexity.

[usconservative]

I've done iPhone battery swaps and screen repairs. Not easy. I also don't own one because they're a PITA. Not that my 5 year old Samsung S9 is any easier but it does seem tougher. Lost track of how many times I've dropped it or drove off while it was on the roof of the truck and hit the pavement. Still works. Go figure.

When this Keurig machine breaks it goes to electronics recycling and I'll order a new one. I've no interest in repairing it. :-)