Troubleshooting - West Bend JUICE EXTRACTOR Mode D'emploi

MOTOR DOES NOT OPERATE WHEN SWITCHED ON:
No power:
• Check the power source.
Not assembled correctly:
• One of the parts may not be assembled (positioned, aligned or seated)
correctly and the safety switches are not activated. Make sure all the parts
are assembled correctly and the cover is locked in place.
Motor overheated:
• Check to ensure the micro-mesh blade, juicer cover, or pulp container are not
clogged.
• Check to ensure powder, dust, or liquid has not been suctioned up into the
motor through the vents on the bottom.
• The juice extractor was run for too long, overloaded, or not turned off and
cleaned. If this has happened, the warranty is voided.
MOTOR STALLS:
Too aggressive:
• Allow a few seconds for the motor to get up to full speed before adding food.
• Reduce the pressure and speed of the food introduction.
Clogged juicer:
• Soft fruit, over-ripe fruit or leafy vegetables can clog the juicer. If this
happens, clean the juicer according to the cleaning instructions and try
blending with firmer fruit or vegetables.
Excess pulp buildup in the micro-mesh blade and cover:
• Check to ensure the micro-mesh blade is properly cleaned and the filter mesh
is clear of debris.
PULP TOO WET OR NO JUICE OUTPUT:
Juice spout is clogged:
• Check to ensure the juice spout is clean and open.
Excessive pulp buildup:
• Clean the micro-mesh blade, juicer cover and juicing bowl.
• Slow down the juicing process by putting less pressure on the food pusher.
JUICER LEAKS:
• Check to ensure all the parts have been cleaned and assembled correctly.
• Check to ensure the juice spout is open and not clogged.
JUICE SPATTERING:
• Use a cup that is 5 inches tall with a wide opening. If your cup is not tall
enough or wide enough, there may be excess spattering. For easier cleanup,
place a dishrag or paper towel below your cup.
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