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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.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Check to see if:
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The power supply is active; the plug is
correctly positioned in the electrical outlet and
the machine is switched on.
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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
automatically.
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The material you are trying to process is cut
too large or is too hard.
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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
it a twist while pushing in gently to seat it securely.
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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
to be tightened.
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Flick the power switch to the reverse position
once or twice.
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If it doesn’tclear,machinemustbe dismantled
to clear the blockage.
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