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I need to find a free online manual for my hamilton beach juicer. It's a portfolio model number 67333, type Cj-11, series a1310 at. Please help I can't seem to get any help from the manufacturer.
Re: I need to find a free online manual for my hamilton...
Go direct to hamilitonbeach.com and you'll find it in the customer support section. simply enter your model number and you can immediately download a copy pdf of your user guide... Best of luck. K
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I just had the same problem with my juicer. Here's what I did to solve it. FIRST, UNPLUG IT!. Next, take all the accessory parts off of it. Then, turn the base unit upside down and shake it around a bit. Then put it back on the counter in the regular upright position and start jiggling the power switch back and forth. After I did this, the power switch started moving again.
The solution i have found is relatively simple, but going to take a bit of handy work. first, it would greatly help to remove the bottom from the unit. You will need to remove the 4 rubber pads, and then the 4 screws. 2 of the screws are way up there and need a thin philips. Regardless if you removed the bottom, you will need to drill a hole right in the center of that circular grill on the bottom piece. If you did NOT remove the bottom piece, I would take a nail, clamp it with vice grips, get it red red hot off the burner, and burn away that center plaster to create a hole. So whether you drilled the hole (with the bottom removed) or burned the hole (with the bottom intact), you will see the bottom of the motor has a slot head. Now, all you need to do is take a thin blade screwdriver, or thin butter knife into that slot, holds the motor, then twist the blade right off...or on...whichever the case may be. Hope this helps...sure helped me!
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