Top 20 Champion 2000+ Household Juice Extractor Questions & Answers

You are better off purchasing a small step up transformer from the electrical shops. This little device will give you 220V from a 110V supply.

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The stainless steel shaft might have misaligned from the motor bushing due to the fall.
But, It would be risky if you tried to open the motor assembly and realign it by yourself, a service man is usually the experts on this.

You can try first to lubricate the shafting with an oil and try to rotate it and see if it moves freely.

You can also inspect if the seal from the shafting is not broken. better replace it if you found one.

The bearing also is most like to be damaged and will need to be replaced.

This link might be helpful if you want to order parts from internet
http://ecommerce.hacres.com/Champion-Juicer-Body-Hub-Oil-and-Seal-White

I'm having the same problem, the blank screen just doesn't fit the main body that well (I think the body on mine may have been warped by someone putting it in the dishwasher). Since I'm only going to be using my Champion as a front-end for a hydraulic press, I bought some food-grade silicone sealant (from McMaster-Carr or EMI Supply) and I'm just going to permanently attach the blank screen to the juicer body and slide the screen holder over that. There's a new O-ring for the back where the body attaches to the motor that might be needed as well.

Hello. This machine works on a back pressure system. You will find that the machine will work fine when you do a greater number of carrots or a larger number of apples. The two carrots or one apple are just "priming" your champion which is designed for a large capacity. Regards, Joe
And here is the instruction booklet just in case you do not have one:
http://drbenkim.com/pdf/champion.pdf
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First, check to see if there is a set screw in the side of the cutter which screws against the shaft.

If no set screw, a gear puller would probably do the trick. There are many types -- you might luck out and find one which will fit on your first shopping trip.

WHAT LEAKS?

use a quatered apple in between carrort.

you are pushing too hard, this machine likes it slow.

Google for one online.

POSSIBLY THE EASIEST THING IS FIRST TO DETERMINE ALL THE THINGS THAT ARE ON THE CIRCUITS IN QUESTION AND WORK FROM THERE , AT LOWE'S OR HOME DEPOT OR A GOOD ELECTRICAL STORE YOU CAN PURCHASE A DEVICE CALLED A CIRCUIT FINDER THAT WILL HELP YOU FOLLOW THE CIRCUIT FROM THE PANEL TO EACH PLUG IN OR LIGHT FIXTURE , WHEN YOU GET IT ,It WILL COME WITH DIRECTIONS ON ITS USE IT SIMPLY PLUG IN OUTLETS IT WILL SAY TO PLACE OVER BREAKER BUT SINCE YOU ARE WORKING OUT OF A FUSE PANEL DO THIS PLUG INTO OUTLET YOU THINK IS THE FURTHEST FROM PANEL AND PLACE DEVICE OVER OUTLET NEXT CLOSEST CHECKING BACK TOWARD IF YOU NEED TO PLUG INTO LIGHT FIXTURE USE THE SCREW IN 2 PRONG PLUG LIKE YOU WOULD SCREW IN TO HOOK UP A EXT CORD ETC CHECKING FOR PROBLEMS ALL THE WAY BACK TO AND INC THE FUSE PANEL BY DOING THIS YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO DETERMINE THE CIRCUIT ROUTING AND HOPEFULLY FIND THE PROBLEM ,HOPE THIS INFO USEFUL

Had same problem...juicer stop working without any warning. First I took the unit apart and remove the on-off switch and capacitor and had them tested by appliance shop. Both checked good. Next I remove the small circuit board behind the face plate below the motor shaft; circuit board was coated with oil and shaft grease. Appliance shop did not know how to test it, so I clean it all up and reassemble the unit. I told God is it worked I would praise Him. Hallelujah to God ... it worked. I hope my experience helps someone. God is good.

Parts from Champion website. You may need a new cutter, sometimes cheaper on ebay.

After reading your initial post and responding...yes, take a 1/4" socket wrench and loosen the four bolts at the other end of the motor. The hub will come off easily. If you have ot replace the oil seal, I have not figured out how to do that yet. I beleive the replacement hub has a new oil seal already installed. hope this helps

You have to have the juicer attached, there is a little magnet that allows the machine to turn on.

You have to have the juicer attached, there is a little magnet that allows the machine to turn on.

sounds like the start of a horror movie. lol

ok dark? and no cracks or leakage from the juice container? hmm

dark .... ...its gotta be juice leaking down and mixing with the dark grease they use on the bearings.. but this is a wild guess. and i cant think of anything else unless a 100 roaches live inside the motor housing.
get it fixed when it starts to whine or smoke.

the motor uses a tiny fuse in the windings and it might be hard to find and rated up to 15 amps... it blows sometimes for no reason and especially on cold starts.
also the on-off switch wears out.. and lastly the ac cord breaks inside from stretching too much.

The manual that came with my juicer suggested putting a drop of cooking oil on the shaft to lubricate it before putting the cutter on. That works well for me.

Feed it slower. Mix up the items, it likes things mixed up. You can add water near the end to clean it out.