HOW TO CLEAN AND CARE FOR YOUR OMEGA JUICER
STEP 1 Follow disassembling instructions as explained previously.
STEP 2
Wash parts in hot water. No detergent required, but mild detergent
may be used if desired. Bowl, plunger, cover and nut require only light
rinsing.
STEP 3 Wash cutter blade and strainer basket under running water.
Stiff brush may be used to loosen any food residue.
STEP 4
If desired, parts may be cleaned in the dishwasher on top rack.
STEP 5 To r emove pulp debris from the strainer basket, simply scrape
out by hand or with a sponge or brush. Use a plastic brush or sponge to
scrub while placing the strainer basket under running water.
STEP 6 Tow el dry all parts before assembling again.
STEP 7 After repeated use, mineral stains may begin to appear on the
juicer parts that come in contact with juice. Immerse all removable parts
and completely submerge in water overnight with a solution of eight table-
spoons of Cascade or similar dishwasher detergent per gallon of water.
(Remember, don’t immerse the motor base housing).
STEP 8 If juicing daily, it is recommended to soak parts overnight as
mentioned above, on a weekly basis. If this precaution is not taken the
openings in the mesh screen of the basket will start to get smaller and
make the juicer less efficient.
STEP 9 Your Omega Juicer never needs lubrication of any kind.
DISHWASHER USE The all stainless steel parts can be placed in a
dishwasher. The plastic parts may be placed in the dishwasher on the top
drawer only if the water is not extremely hot. If the water is too hot,
then the items should be hand washed. Plastic parts warped due to high
heat will not be covered under the warranty.
SPECIAL NOTE: Should your Omega Juicer stop running or not
start when you turn the machine on, it is most likely due to the fact
that the electrical overload switch has been tripped. The reset switch
is located on the bottom of the juicer. Simply push the switch to
reset the machine and the machine should now function normally.
