Dead juicer Bought it at a thrift store.  It worked great until I tried carrot tops.  Now its dead.  Is there a belt or so that burns out that I can change?  I do not have the manual.  thx

Denise

Look for the model number of your juicer and the make (like ge juiceman etc) and type that and the word parts into goggle Maybe you can find the manufacturers and ask if they sell parts. if you cannot find the model number. try looking at juicers art amzon or ebay to see if you see your juicer..try that model number and look at the pusher to see i you think it will fit but having the real model number is better as you may think you have the right juicer and it is not the same.

I recently bought that part for my juicer on amazon and cost me $20. a week later I found the exact same juicer including the part I just bought for $20 so I bought in for both parts and if I want to use it upstairs as well as downstairs as juicing a lot for aggressive cancer.

So you might see it at a thrift store. would not be the right sixe or as good but maybe you can find a food processor at a thrift store and use that pusher. the often have juicer for sale at thrit stores ranging from $6 to about $20..test it by plugging it in and seeing if it works or any smoke comes out. This might be cheaper than finding as replacement plunger.

to clarify- I was just starting out this morning, juicing some carrots and heard a pop (carrot chunk hitting the inside of the pulp cover) and the machine stalled.

I also acquired this Kenmore juicer just today at a thrift store. It is virtually the identical juicer as the Waring Pro JEX328 Juice Extractor (only w/o the KE, for Kenmore). The manual can be found at the following link:

http://www.waringproducts.com/ret/share/man/12_man.pdf

When juicing carrots, you'll want to keep your eye on the pulp being produced. You may need to empty the pulp collector after 8 to 10 large carrots before proceeding. It's easy to clean, as well as very simple to assemble and disassemble.

Enjoy!

motor has burned out field winding s and is not capable of running under load
the seller knew that and you bought it
hope you didn't pay more than a few dollars for it

Sorry, but it's not designed for leafy vegetables.
Carrots, apples, celery-yes. For kale, spinach
try a inexpensive, hand powered, wheat grass
juicer. About $50.

nope

I have a brand new one from Costco and it goes through carrots very quickly.

are you exceeding the capacity of the juicer? you will get about 2 and 1/2 large glasses of juice before the pulp fills the spinning basket. Apple peels are very tough, apples and tomatoes need to be peeled before juicing. Use the filters, the juice comes out much clearer and the juicer is easier to clean up. I so a lot of carrots, carrots are super food.

Are both of the metal parts that you twist the top onto still sturdy? One of mine is broken, and I have to find a replacement part.

me too. it was a x-mass gift. got it out of the box and it wont turn on? bummer