Acme 5001 Supreme Juicerator Juice Extractor - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

disassemble clean and assemble paying attention to condition noise from bearings going out/screeching ??? noise from unbalanced load/ lots of vibration?? noise from scraping/grinding/metal on plastic ?? noise from scraping/grinding/plastic on plastic ?? there any burning smell also ?? is any part getting warm ( turn upside down to check ) ( hold or place on thick layer of kitchen towels be aware if it is old ~ 20 yrs give or take 20 yrs getting a new juicer will be less hassle than trying to repair

yes new rubber feet are available easy to install

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The Manual for the Acme 5001 Supreme Juicerator can be downloaded from the following link: http://www.everythingkitchens.com/PDFfiles/6001.pdfItems to be juiced must be cut to size and fed through the feed chute. The machine will not operate if the cover is not properly in place.

WARING HANDLES THEM AT 800 492 7464.
HOW OLD IS IT? BEARINGS COULD BE GONE.
THEY ARE REPLACEABLE.

Try the reset button on the bottom of the juicer.

Juice bowl goes on first, then basket, blade, clutch nut followed by cover which
rotates shut, and of course the food plunger.

The white impeller that you attached the basket and blade to is
keyed to the motor shaft. There is a small shallow nut that you
can remove with a needle nose pliers and pull the impeller off
the shaft to see if it's seated properly or damaged. If damaged
talk Waring into selling you another at 1 800 492 7464.

You may have tripped the reset button on the bottom of the juicer, just push
it back in. They really don't have to warm up, just give it a few seconds to reach
speed.

Not really designed for juicing oranges. There is a citrus attachment but it costs too much,
better off buying a $20 citrus juicer.

Do without them. They lessen the yield and cleaning
the juicer is not that difficult.

Call Waring at 1 800 492-7464.

These juicers vibrate, I don't care what anyone tells you.
Mine is 21 years old and I find using a worn resharpened
blade, after adjusting, lessens the vibration. If your not
close to being an auto mechanic, I suggest a pulp ejecting
type juicer like the Miracle MJ1000 for about $130.

Sorry, but it's not designed for leafy vegetables.
Carrots, apples, celery-yes. For kale, spinach
try a inexpensive, hand powered, wheat grass
juicer. About $50.

The juicer hasn't really changed over time, but you
need to be a little mechanically inclined to adjust
and keep it running properly. Call Waring at tel
1 800 492 7464. Good luck. Mine is 21 years
old and running like new.

Call Waring at 1 800 492 7464.

Call waring at 1 800 492 7464 and ask for a new
clutch nut.

Use a vise grip or channel lock pliers turning counter
clockwise.

No insult intended, but if you're not mechanically
inclined forget about it. I've had one for 21 years
and a new blade makes it vibrate worse. if you
are handy contact me at [email protected].