pulps after juicing still moist , when took everything apart to clean, the auger still had some soak pulp on it...What did I do wrong?
284894
let the juicer run a little longer -- depending upon what you are juicing, if you have soft and hard product, end with the hardest product. This should push out the greatest amount --- If you are doing softer fruits/vegetables, you will have a little left over-- best to 'play around with what you are pushing through. DON"T GIVE UP! :)
284895
Run the juicer a bit longer...there will always be a bit of moisture in the pulp. Unless you want to go with the $1500 models on the market you can't avoid it.
284896
Mine's the same, but it's very little pulp and it's only slightly moist. Some foods move through cleaner than others.
284897
As another person said, the yellow tab may not have been pushed back far enough. However I ran into simillar problems of clean-up all the time. It is the reason I returned it and bought a VitaMix.
284898
The only thing I could think of is the little yellow tab underneath the cup needs to be pushed all the way into the hole.
284899
You could rerun that through machine again, also, you probably put to little, depends on what you juiced,
284900
Ours did the same thing. You're not doing anything wrong. You can eliminate some or most of the pulp if you put carrots or cucumbers through after you put pulp heavy items through such as pineapple or celery.
284901
Always juice your firmest fruit or vegetable last. This will clean out the auger and push out any softer items left in. Also, use the freshest items available. Those make the most juice with the driest pulp. That is really all I can think of. Wish I could be of more help.
284902
Can you elaborate on what you were juicing? Knowing what you were juicing can help determine the cause of wet pulp.
2260807
Cleaning is super easy. Especially if you put a plastic bag in the pulp catcher in the back. That way, you don't have to bother washing that part out. Everything else pretty much rinses out with hot water, except the blade itself. You'll need a cleaning brush to clean it off.
1898661
Well every juicer will have a little foam that's called oxidation... However the faster it juices the more oxidation equals less nutrients .. which equals less storage time. I pretty much get no foam when juicing veggies And i get a little with like apples... Berry.. But none with oranges cucumbers . And yes i throw the whole thing n just chop it up. You should YouTube vids. I do not throw orange peels in it tho because i don't like the taste and it can do pineapple skin but you shouldn't consume that their really dirty lol n pesticides
526326
Not at all....The juice in one side and the pulp all goes to the other side. The pulp and everything else left over will be in the overflow container, not completely dry but not wet either. I do recommend to follow the instructions and put a plastic bag on the inside of the container, makes clean up easier. I'm sure that you can use the pulp for other cooking like pies but I'm not so inclined and only go for the juice.
299810
It should be very hot after the soy milk is done. Maybe you selected the "juice" option which it will only cuts the fruit but not heating up the juice. Or your machine is not working properly. You should contact the seller. Their customer service will be able to help you.
1004739
I cannot answer this correctly because the juicer I purchased is acting up - it is not properly juicing the veggies or fruits I put in - it seems like there is something loose (I have checked but still not doing it right) and it makes a big noise and trembles to the extent that it moves around, feels like it is about to shatter - I have to hold on to it - no, the juicer I got is not doing well - I cannot answer that question for you
1073322
If you rinse the juicer with hot water after juicing you will have no trouble keeping it clean. After you take it apart that is. I assume you do not mean inside as in where the motor is.
912218
I have noticed a small leakage at the base sometimes, if you didn't clean it right after using it maybe it got stuck when that juice that leaked dried up, I would try pouring some hot water in the bowl and letting it sit for a few minutes and see if that helps.
1326613
I love my juicer. What a machine! I just brought in some key limes to try before answering your inquiry. I was able to juice them by pressing my palm over the limes. Not perfect like the oranges but works.
952245
That's normal for an electric juicer. I've owned juicers for over 15 years. The juice usually leaves a foam on the top, and all of the pulp or fiber remains in extractor or basket. Waiting a few hours will result in the foam disappearing. Don't expect the consistency or taste to be like concentrated juices. Fresh juices are 100% natural, unlike the juices you buy in bottles and cans.
2005098
I bought a reconditioned juicer and have had no problem with the auger scraping the wall. Very happy with the juicer, I use it for the greens and soft veggies.
1383653
I have the same problem. Every time I turned it on, it started moving around and the pulp container came off. I had to turn it off, reassemble and clean the mess. I might have got a deceptive one.
1248738
I have had this juicer for 5 months, but only use it about twice a week. After seeing your comment I looked closely at my auger and did see some very small scratches on one of the chisel edges (I think that is the correct terminology), but really minor enough that I never noticed it before I went looking for it. I have no 'gouges' or chipping or breaking at all. For what it is worth, that is my experience.
1003006
I did. I was just not as "forceful" with it. I just went over the burner lightly, removing as much of the gunk as I could. It didn't seem to affect it at all. Of course, I did end up getting the "sparker" wet, but once it dried (I just sparked it a few times) it lit right up. Haven't had any issues with any of it at all.
561345
My juicer has not clogged up. I like the pulp so I do not try to restrict it. I believe that you can adjust the fittings to reduce pulp in the juice. In have not tried it. Overall, I really like the juicer.
1122337
I've had the most luck juicing carrots with this juicer. The pulp that comes out is very fine and isn't wet when you squeeze it. It is kind of shocking how many you have to put in to get a decent amount of juice though. I don't juice often just because it is so expensive for all that produce but I love garden fresh juicing when I don't feel like going through all the steps to preserve large quantities. Hope this helps :)
152394
I've juiced greens, apples, grapes, melons (honeydew and cantaloupe, maybe watermelon), citrus, beets, sweet potatoes, jalapeno peppers (for a sauce), radishes, ginger, various herbs, etc. It does really well with all of that stuff, but with juicier stuff like melons and grapes you do tend to lose a little more liquid. I usually feed the pulp through the chute one more time if it feels wet. I've found that starting with something dryer like greens or carrots makes the juicier stuff juice a little cleaner. In any event, I highly recommend this item :-)