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Hint:
To minimize washing up place a freezer
bag (or plastic grocery bag) into the Pulp
Container to collect the pulp. When Juicing
is completed simply place the bag containing
the pulp into a bin. (Refer page 19 for ‘Ideas
on Using the Pulp’.)
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
POSSIBLE PROBLEM
EASY SOLUTION
Machine will not work
The Safety Locking Arm is possibly not correctly
when switched ‘ON’
engaged in the vertical operating position with the
locking arm located into the two grooves on either
side of the Juice Cover (see picture on page 9,
step 4A & 4B).
Motor appears to stall
Wet pulp can build up under the cover if the juicing a
when juicing
action is too vigorous. Try slower juicing action by
pushing the Food Pusher down more slowly (refer
page 9, step 5).
Excess pulp building
Stop the juicing process. Remove the Juicer Cover,
up in the Micro Mesh
scrape off pulp. Re-assemble and begin juicing again.
Filter Basket
Try alternating (soft and hard) vegetable and
fruit varieties.
Pulp too wet and
Try a slower juicing action. Remove Mesh Filter
insufficient juice
Basket and clean mesh walls with a fine brush in a
solution of 70% water plus 30% bleach. This will
remove excess fiber build up (from fruit or vegetables)
which could be inhibiting the juice flow.
Juice leaks between the
Try a slower juicing action by pushing the Food
rim of the Juicer Cover
Pusher down more slowly (refer page 9, step 5).
and the Filter
Watermelon is not recommended in the Juice
Fountain due to high water content.
Bowl Surround Juice sprays
Try a slower juicing action by pushing the Food
out from spout
Pusher down more slowly (refer page 10, step 5B).
CARE AND CLEANING cont’d
To assist with cleaning soak
the Stainless Steel Filter
Basket in hot soapy water
for approx. 10 minutes
immediately
after juicing is
completed. If pulp is left to
dry on the filter it may clog
the fine pores of the filter
mesh thereby lessening the
effectiveness of the Juicer.
For your convenience a
nylon cleaning brush has
been included with your
Juice Fountain.
