My Omega VRT350 Juicer turns on but doesn't spin. I've had it for a while and know that I put it together correctly. Is the motor burned out?

SOURCE: how to replace latch arm for omega 1000 juicer?

Getting the old one out is the hardest part if the arm was broken off like mine. First locate the rectangular part where the arm attaches to the case. If the old arm, or most of it, is still attached, grasp it and pull firmly away from the case until you hear a click. Then, still pulling it away from the case, push it up toward the top of the case until it slides out. If the arm is broken off you have to pry it from the top until you hear the click. I used a small paring knife. Once you get it this far, wedge something like a toothpick behind it to keep it pulled away from the case. Then you need to push this push this part up. It is pretty tight so you might want to use some type of tool, like the blade of a flat screwdriver. Once you get the old one out, putting the new on in is just the reverse of taking the old one out.

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SOURCE: need to replace latch arm omega juicer...

First thing to do is call Omega and order a pair
at 1 800 633 3461 and also ask them for tips on
how to remove and install the arm. If your juicer
is older the new arms may not be an exact fit, and
you will have to do a little filing and improvising to
install them. Its helpful to remove the 4 screws on
the bottom to separate the base for better access
and view of the situation.

SOURCE: My omega 1000 juicer won't

Make sure it is assembled correctly and the latch arms snap shut completely
without any undue force. Also on the bottom of the juicer there should be a
reset button that might have tripped, just push it in. Other wise give Omega
a call.

SOURCE: my omega juicer won"t turn

Unscrew the bottom cover to expose the electrical cord. Check voltage if coming from the electrical cord by using a tester.If there is power, look for a a thermistor or a fuse and test if it is broken.