Champion G5NG853S Household Juice Extractor - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

to the person. champion juicer running hot. if your blade is dull it will run hot bcuz its harder to turn and gets clogged easy. look online for new or less used blade.

Where is the noise coming from?

WHAT DO I DO TO REMOVE THE BLADE IT IS FROZEN?????THE JUICER WORKS PERFECT, I REALLY WANT TO CHANGE THE BLEADE

I have had good experience with their technical support. Corporate Headquarters:PLASTAKET MFG. CO., INC. / Champion Juicer 6220 E. Highway 12Lodi CA, 95240USA Tel: 866-935-8423 / 209-369-2154Fax: Fax NumberE-mail Contacts:Business Relations - [email protected]Wholesale Inquiries - [email protected]

Champion Juicer manufacturer has an oil refill for 5 or 6 dollars. I just ordered one and I expect that should solve the problem.

Here is a direct link to the User's Manual for a Champion Juicer:

http://www.championjuicer.com/manual2.pdf


To view the Owner's Manual with Operating Instructions just use your mouse to click on the link, which is the underlined and highlighted text just above. This will open a new web browser page automatically for you and allow you to view the information at the website indicated and the contents of the Owner's Manual.

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I hope that was helpful to you, good luck and take care.

Joe.

Most likely it will need an overhaul. If you are a "Do It Yourself'er" then you can order a "kit" from the Champion Juicer folks over the phone or through e-mail. When I called, they said it runs about $65 plus shipping. This "kit" is not available on their web site. You'll have to call or e-mail their support staff - which (by the way), is very friendly! Thanks, Chris I. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/chris_6ddd78f70d3cfe52

The CHAMPION juicer manual is online at: http://www.discountjuicers.org/manuals/champion.pdf

If your juicer needs parts or maintenance, the phone support is easy to work with - call them directly at:
(209) 369-2154
I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/chris_6ddd78f70d3cfe52

Hi,

Thank you for contacting fixya.com.

A motor that rotates a blade called a cutter blade usually runs a juicer. This blade should be carefully cleaned after each use, if not it can become sticky or even vacuum locked, which will make it hard to remove when you do decide to clean it. If you have found that your champion juicer cutter blade has become a permanent part of your champion juicer, follow the directions below to help remove it.But you need to be careful as improper technique may damage the machine. Place a book or small object under the rear of the champion juicer to help elevate and tilt the juicer forward. Be sure to use a flat object so the juicer can stand without falling and possibly becoming damaged.

Insert a small screwdriver between the stainless steel portion of the motor hub and the back side of the cutter. Insert another small screwdriver a few inches from the first one.Apply a few drops of coconut or olive oil between the screwdrivers and let the juicer sit for a few minutes, to let the oil run down inside the cutter.Tap gently on one of the screwdrivers to help loosen the blade. Gently tap on the other screw driver to loosen the blade even more. Continue this process until the cutter is completely removed from the juicer. Wash the blade in warm soapy water and dry with a clean towel.

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Hi,every PCB has fuse on it.It varies on the value of the fuse.When short circuit or overheating happens in the system .Fuse will trip off.usually for PCB fuse is replaceable.When it blown out it need to be replaced.Its like a normal fuse.when it blown out it should be replaced by another one.Now there might also a problem with the capacitor it will no longer take and supply power to the circuit.There might be some complications with the IC's on the circuit and if it will not be checked by a technician it may damage other IC's either.Or might be the Power supply or the DC transformer was damaged..Better check it with technician..Hope this helps..

the first solution is half right ... there are 2 hidden switches on the machine which are activated by shafts on the pulp container and on the top lid .if either is not on then machine will not work. possibly broke plunger on the pulp container ....or broken clip that holds the container in place

Try this:

 

www.championjuicer.com/manual.pdf

 

Keith

Salisbury NC

this has happened to me, but i didn't have all the parts on correctly. if the 'case' is not put back on properly and the little nib flush it will not start. it should look exactly like your picture. sounds odd that there would be a problem. i have 3 of them LOVE THEM, (and i have other juicers as well) that we use as a family. I would NOT trade any of them I love them that much. In fact the one my parents bought 33 years ago I still have and it still works ;-) Don't give up, it's an excellent juicer!

is it all put together? if if is not all put together properly it will not power up. if the whole thing is put back like the picture and it doesn't work perhaps it is your motor?

I have had this happen in the past...couple things you might try.... put it outside or in the freezer to cool it down. next i have dumped olive oil 'around' the end of it that is butted against the unit- some should seeps down and then i used a dull butter knife or steak knife to wedge in there to pry it off.(genlty) in different positions. If it is rusted on, well that's another matter entirely. But if it's just stuck, could be that you haven't oiled it each time? or my other guess is they aren't making the cutters like they did 25 years ago as i have had 3 champtions and more problems with the new ones and cutters jamming (i put a coule drops of olive oil into the hole in the cutter each time). and as a last resort a big burly man with gloves and feet to hang on to it and jimmy it off LOL good luck ;-)

Do not use WD40. Wear heavy leather work gloves. Lightly tap two flathead screwdrivers positioned opposite each other to initially pry the blade apart from the main body of the juicer. Alternate tapping on the screwdrivers until some of the shaft is exposed. Tilt the juicer towards the blade and drizzle olive oil on to the exposed shaft. Every few hours return juicer to stable upright position and use a hammer to lightly tap a screwdriver positioned at an angle that will not gouge the shaft. Rotate blade manually and tap in different positions. Keep juicer tilted towards blade in between tapping attempts to allow oil to penetrate shaft opening. Continue drizzling olive oil on shaft as it is exposed. Cutter may need replacement after this procedure. Use steel wool to thoroughly clean shaft. Soak Cutter blade in hot soapy water for two days.

Championjuicer.com sells replacement switches. Order the oil seal and o-ring too to save on shipping. Newer models have a safety cut off that does not allow the juicer to turn on unless all parts are properly positioned.

Championjuicer.com sells replacement switches. Order the oil seal and o-ring too to save on shipping. Newer models have a safety cut off that does not allow the juicer to turn on unless all parts are properly positioned.

You can get the manual on the link below for the juicer

http://www.discountjuicers.org/manuals/champion.pdf

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go to wwgrainger.com the capacitor # is 2MDT3 made by dayton,its a bit longer(dimensions are (3&3/8" High X 1&7/16" Round) but there should be room they have store all over the nation