TROUBLESHOOTING
POSSIBLE PROBLEM | EASY SOLUTION |
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Juicer will not work | • Check that the power plug is securely inserted into |
or suddenly turns off | wall outlet. |
during juicing | • Insert the power plug into an independent outlet. |
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| • Insert the power plug into a different outlet. |
| • Reset the circuit breaker if necessary. |
| • Ensure the juicer is assembled correctly. |
| • The Overload Protection may have automatically de- |
| activated the motor. Unplug the power cord from the wall |
| outlet and allow the appliance to cool for at least 1 hour. |
| Insufficient cooling time may result in the motor |
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| reconnect the power cord to the wall outlet, press the |
| reset button under the base of the motor and recommence |
| normal use. |
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Motor appears to stall | • The Electronic Protection device will automatically |
when juicing | |
| power cord from the wall outlet and clear the Feed Chute. |
| Either too much food is being processed at one time or the |
| pieces are not small enough. Try trimming food, cutting |
| food into smaller pieces of even size and/or processing a |
| smaller amount per batch. Then reconnect the power cord |
| to the wall outlet and recommence normal use. |
| • Ensure the motor is running before loading the feed chute |
| with food. |
| • Hard fruits and vegetables will put excess strain onto |
| the motor. |
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Reduced juice | • Stop the juicing process and remove the power cord |
extraction | from the wall outlet. Use the provided nylon brush to |
| thoroughly clean the fine mesh holes of the Filter Basket. |
| Brush the inside of the Filter Basket under running water, |
| holding it up towards a light to ensure the fine mesh |
| holes are not blocked. If the holes are blocked, soak the |
| Filter Basket in hot water with 10% lemon juice to loosen |
| the blocked holes. Cleaning the Filter Basket will remove |
| excess fiber build up (from juicing the fruit or vegetables) |
| which could be inhibiting the juice flow. |
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