The drum lid doesn’t close
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Make sure the juicing screw is pushed all the way into
the strainer for the drum lid to close properly.
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If the juicing screw is not properly in position, the
drum lid may not close.
Odd noise from the juicer
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Check if the parts are assembled correctly. Try
reassembling the parts and listen for the odd noise.
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Do not start the juicer unless there are ingredients
and/or liquid in it.
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Operating the juicer without ingredients can cause
damage to the screw.
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If the juicer is operated without ingredients or liquid,
the noise level can increase and can lead to damage.
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If the noise occurs when ingredients are inserted into
the juicer, check the size of the ingredients .Do not
insert anything over 1" in thickness.
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Depending on the type of ingredients, the dimensions
can be smaller.
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The noise can occur if the juicer is operated on an
uneven or slanted surface. Place the juicer on a
horizontally flat surface when operating.
The extracted pulp is very
moist
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During the very beginning of extraction, the pulp can
be moist.
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Depending on the ingredient’s condition, the
extracted pulp can be affected; especially when the
ingredient is not fresh, the juice can be extracted with
the pulp.
During operation, the juicing
bowl shakes
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The juicing screw and the strainer are set up to crush
and squeeze the ingredients. It is normal for the
juicing screw and the strainer to vibrate.
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If the ingredient contains strong fibre, the vibration
from the topset may be stronger.
Layers of separation in the
juice
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Depending on the density of the ingredients, the
extracted juice many show layers of different juices. It
is different from separation due to oxidation caused
by juicing with a high-speed juicer.
