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Problem
Water mark or scratch on the
squeezing screw.
7
Color stain on the bowl, strainer,
spinning brush.
8
Mold in silicone part of spinning
brush.
9
Strainer damage.
10
Deformation of attachments
11
Too much pulp coming out.
12
Hurom Troubleshooting
Possible Reasons
Molding marks during manufacturing
process.
Natural dye from food.
Poor cleaning.
Ice, frozen foods, large hard seeds or pits,
unknown substance, or excess food in
bowl.
Exposed to heat or
abrasive materials.
Excess food in bowl clogging up the
strainer or food not cut into small pieces.
Solution
These marks and lines on the squeezing screw
are perfectly normal.
Hurom is BPA-free and chemical-free on all
attachments, therefore natural dye from food
when juicing is perfectly normal. To reduce
staining, rinse and clean immediately after
each use. Diluted vinegar or bleach can also
be used.
Be sure to clean thoroughly by detaching the
silicone brushes from the spinning brush.
Don't forget to plug it back in before juicing.
Refer to Instruction Manual for proper usage
and juicing tips. Remember not to overcrowd
food or force foods in.
Do not clean any attachments in dishwasher or
use hard cleaners. Plastics tend to deform
when exposed to high heat.
Cut food, especially fibrous foods, into smaller
pieces to avoid the fibers wrapping around the
screw. Also input food at a slow pace allowing
all the pulp to eject before adding more food.
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