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The spout, itself is hinged. It has two positions, an upper and a lower position. (Similar to a light switch). Make sure it is in it's lowest position when making juice, otherwise the liquid will collect in the inner bowl and leak out the sides of the juicer. Move the spout to the upper position to temporarily stop the flow of juice, such as when you change glasses or receptacles. Then, put the spout in the lower position to resume the flow of juice.
You might have been able to find a replacement seal for the top but if the bottom is leaking that means the seal is gone there as well and that means replacing the container. The real problem is finding any of these. And when you do the cost is going to be as much as a new unit.
I'm afraid the best advice is to replace the entire unit. The only thing is to make sure you buy a quality unit if you want to get any useful life out of them. A cheap unit is going to start leaking within a year or two (about 30 seconds after the warranty runs out) a good unit will give you hopefully another 5-10 years of use.Might cost more now but you won;t have to replace it that quickly either.
Juice bowl first, then the basket followed by the shredder blade which is all held down by the white clutch nut. If you're missing the nut ctc. Waring at 1 800 492 7464 for a new one.
If you mean green leafy greens, the juicer is not really designed for them. A sharp blade will extract some juice from them, but I found a new blade seems to increase the vibration issue. Acme works best on carrots, apples, celery, etc.
Call Waring at 1800 492 7464, they may be able to help you out. There is not a whole lot involved here. Place the juice bowl on the base first, then the basket, blade, secure with the clutch nut and rotate the cover to lock it in place. Watch out they vibrate, so juice hard produce evenly and slowly.
Most juicers have a retention rod or side snaps that hold the top of the juicer in place. By loosening these, it will allow you to get underneath the juicer cap top. Once you have done this, you will have to remove the juice/ pulp wheel blade. Your juicer should have come with a two pin tool that facilitates this. Use the tool to loosen the juice /pulp wheel blade. Once you have done this, you should be able to remove the outer juice capture rim with that has the spout on one end. I hope this helps. Good luck and happy juicing.
Omega and Acme juicers will vibrate because pulp is not ejected during juicing. Only suggestion I can offer is avoid soft produce and feed as slowly and as evenly as possible. Been using an Acme for 21 years and did notice a duller worn blade does produce less vibration.
Move from side to side and jiggle the whole assembly .. including the juice collector and juicing basket. With patience and even a break between attempts it will finally dislodge itself and lift up and off.
Just juiced carrots and a couple apples .. mmmm good ;-) best of luck
ok dark? and no cracks or leakage from the juice container? hmm
dark .... ...its gotta be juice leaking down and mixing with the dark grease they use on the bearings.. but this is a wild guess. and i cant think of anything else unless a 100 roaches live inside the motor housing. get it fixed when it starts to whine or smoke.
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