Our slow juicers are called slow squeeze juicers because they rotate at 43 RPM for recent models (or about 80 RPM for older models) compared to the 10,000 or higher RPM of typical high-speed juicers and blenders. Nevertheless, our juicers produce juice at the same speed and sometimes faster than other models we’ve tested.
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- How do I assemble my Hurom Slow Juicer?
- How do I make smoothies with my Hurom?
- Does slow juicer mean it will take a long time to make juice?
- Are your juicers loud?
- Are your juicers safe?
- The motor is not turning on.
- I inserted too many ingredients into the chute at once. What do I do?
- There is strainer damage.
- The bowl is stuck and does not detach from the base.
- My H101 Easy Clean Slow Juicer is not turning on.
- How do I disassemble my Hurom Slow Juicer?
- How do I clean my juicer?
- Are Hurom juicer parts dishwasher safe?
- Will all strainers work on all machines?
- When do I use the control lever?
- Can I use the ice cream strainer on any juicer?
- Where can I find the instruction manual for my Hurom juicer?
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