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TROUBLE SHOOTING

Symptom - What if:

Machine doesn' t turn on.

Machine stops

Noisy gears

Pulp discharge casing doesn' t

fit properly

Pulp discharge casing begins shaking

Pulp is not being ejected

Too much pulp

Pulp comes out with juice

Low amount of juice

Material jammed

Fuse Location and How to Change the Fuse

1. Unplug the juicer from the wall socket and store the cord in the Cord Storage Compartment.

2. Locate the square plate on the bottom of the GS Juice Extractor. Using a small screwdriver (Philip's head), remove the two

screws that hold the plate in position. Remove the square plate.

3. Find the round, capsule-shaped, milky-colored fuse casing inside of the machine.

There is a white wire extending from each end of the capsule.

4. Grasp one end of the fuse casing between the index finger and thumb of one

hand; and the other end of the fuse casing in the other hand. Push both ends

toward the center and twist to open the fuse holder. Release both ends.

5. Remove the old fuse from the casing and discard properly. Place a new fuse into

the casing. Close the fuse casing by reversing the procedure in Step 4, above.

6. Replace the square bottom plate and the two screws to secure to plate.

If your Green Star Juice Extractor still experiences a problem after using the suggestions given in the Trouble Shooting Section,

please contact your nearest authorized service center.

Green Star requires special repair procedures; therefore repairs beyond the scope of the Trouble Shooting Chart should never

be attempted by anyone other than an authorized service center.

Once the machine has stopped, please wait and try to turn it on again approximately 10 minutes later.

In the unlikely event that the Feeding Chute becomes clogged or jammed while juicing or processing any food item:

A. Switch the on / off lever to the reverse position to dislodge the food.

B. If A, above, did not dislodge the food TURN THE MACHINE OFF AND DISCONNECT IT FROM THE ELECTRICAL OUTLET

(FOR SAFETY). It is now safe to use a suitable, blunt tool to loosen whatever food is lodged in the Feeding Chute.

Check to see if:

The power supply is active; the plug is

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correctly positioned in the electrical outlet and

the machine is switched on.

The fuse is okay.

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The machine is correctly assembled.

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The machine is overloaded? If so, it will stop

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automatically.

The material you are trying to process is cut

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too large or is too hard.

The fuse is okay.

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The Twin Gears are correctly aligned.

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There is any hard material lodged in the gears.

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Left-hand side Twin Gear is not seated correctly - give

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it a twist while pushing in gently to seat it securely.

The Latching Arm Knobs are securely tightened

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Loosen the Outlet Adjusting Knob

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Tighten the Outlet Adjusting Knob

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The Screen is in position

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Tighten the Outlet Adjusting Knob

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Outlet Adjusting Knob is in position, or needs

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to be tightened.

Flick the power switch to the reverse position

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once or twice.

If it doesn' t clear, machine must be dismantled

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to clear the blockage.

HELPFUL HINTS

NOISES

Even though the Green Star juicer is very quiet, there may be some normal noises.

Please test your juicer as follows ;

1. Completely disassemble your Green Star and then turn on the motor. You will

hear a normal humming motor sound. If you hear any squeaking sound, your

juicer may need lubrication between the Drive Shaft and the rubber seals. Do not

be intimidated because of this noise. It is a very minor problem and does not

affect the juicer's performance nor will it damage any other parts on your juicer.

Please call your service center for instructions on how to lubricate your juicer.

2. Fully assemble your juicer and turn it on without adding any produce. You will hear

the Twin Gear sound. You may hear a thumping sound which is normal. The Twin

Gears may have minor variations and the thumping sound is considered acceptable.

This minor variation will not affect the function nor will it damage any parts.

3. While you are juicing you may hear a squeaking or chirping sound－that noise

is also considered to be normal.

MOVEMENTS

Because of the pressure build up around the screen while you are juicing, the front

part of the Green Star may wiggle. The flexing is normal and will not cause damage

to any part involved because all the front parts are rubber cushioned.

JUICING

Remember that your juicer needs time－it is only revolving at 110 rpm. The most

nutritious juice is made slowly, allowing the produce to come into contact with the

magnetic field(focused only in the tiny space between the gears) for a maximum

length of time. Also, slow juicing is more gentle, creating less heat build up.

1. Carrot

The Twin Gears are not blades－you will need to firmly push carrots into slowly

rotating gears. Cut thicker carrots into lengthwise pieces for easier juicing. The

Plastic Plunger does not reach all the way to the gears－so try tapping that last

bit of carrot with the Wooden Plunger for complete juicing.

2. Wheat Grass

To minimize the amount of foam produced... refrigerate the gears and wheat grass

about 2 hours or even overnight before juicing. As you are juicing spray some

water on wheat grass.

Another way to reduce the amount of foam produced is to pour a 1/2 teaspoonful

of flaxseed oil(a good source of omega-3's) into the feeding chute while the

machine is running, before juicing your wheat grass. If less oil is desired, you

may brush it lightly onto the Twin Gears before assembly.

If you do not mind wheat grass juice mixed with carrot juice, you will get maximum

yield on the wheat grass juice with minimum foam by alternating wheat grass and

carrot while juicing.

3. Leafy Vegetables

To juice leafy vegetables easily, simply roll the leaf into a cylindrical shape and

insert into the Feeding Chute.