Cleaning Tips; Troubleshooting - KitchenAid KVJ0333 Instrucciones

CARE AND CLEANING

Cleaning tips

• After each use, immediately rinse all
removable parts in hot water to remove
pulp and juice. It may be necessary to use
the cleaning brush to remove pulp from
the screen. Let parts air dry.
• To prevent staining of plastic parts from
brightly colored fruit and vegetables, wash
parts immediately after use.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Juicer_ does not oper_ate when tur_ned on
• Check to make sure the Juicer has been
assembled correctly, and the lid is in the
locked position.
Motor_ sounds str_ained dur_ing oper_ation
• The wrong speed was selected for
ingredients being juiced, putting excess
strain on motor.
Build-up of excess pulp in the cer_amic disk
• Stop the juicing process and follow the
directions in the "Care and cleaning"
section to disassemble and clean the
juicer lid. Scrape off pulp, reassemble, and
resume juicing.
Pulp is too wet; not enough juice being extr_acted
• Juicing screen may be clogged. Follow
directions in the "Care and cleaning"
section to disassemble Juicer and clean
the screen.
Juice is spr_aying out of the spout
• Try a slower speed and push ingredients
more slowly through the feed tube.
• If discoloration from ingredients occurs,
soak plastic parts in a solution of water
and 10% lemon juice. You can also clean
them with a non abrasive cleanser. Do not
soak plastic parts or ceramic disc in bleach
to remove stains.
• Refer to the Speed Selection Table in
the "Tips for great results" section to
determine the correct juicing speed for
your ingredients.
• Once excess pulp is removed, try
alternating between soft and hard
vegetables and fruit.
• Check your pulp setting. You may need to
change it based on your preferred juice
thickness.
• Make sure juice pitcher is pushed close to
the juicer and fits snugly against it.
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