Motor stopped working - Breville JE95XL Juicer

It sounds like a warranty issue if you bought it new. I checked the internet and this seems to be a budget juicer. I had the Jack La Lane model and fortunately the base unit (motor) was replaceable, however I concluded it was such because it wasn't heavy duty and they made money off it failing after a year. These are my personal feelings that you should look at a better model and of course you will pay more for the quality.

motor has burned out field winding s and is not capable of running under load
the seller knew that and you bought it
hope you didn't pay more than a few dollars for it

what happens if a screw peg breaks/cracks? Because; my motor suddenly stopped

Mine stopped working after only a few uses. It turns out that the safety microswitch button wasn't being depressed. The little button on the bottom of the pulp collector had broken off. (Image #1) I put a 1/4 inch piece of a shishkabob skewer in the hole before putting the pulp collector on. (image #2) It works fine now. It's still safe. The motor will not start unless the pulp collector (receptacle) is in place and locked in. Be sure to unplug the machine before doing this.

it is jammed, or it is too full....stop, take apart, scoop out pulp, put back together and restart. go slow when juicing...too fast will jam it!

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The motor sounds like it overloaded, I doubt it has a thermal cutout fitted (in which case you could leave it off for a while and see if it works) I doubt it has this feature and if it is the motor then the unit should be replaced.

Push red reset button on bottom of juicer. The
juicer is not designed for leafy produce, only
apples, carrots, celery, etc.

I am having a similar problem, turned it on to juice carrots, it sounded like it was rotating very slowly then the motor just stopped. Would love a fix, i am addicted to my juicer and would be very sad if it was not good. It is only about 2 months old.

it probably has developed a loos connection inside. Pressing on that part reconnects the loose connecion inside the machine. If you are someone with a good mechanical aptittude, you may open it and somehow make a hood connection again. The problem should be obvious, and straight forward to fix.