DRIP | Self-Feeding Cold Press Juicer
Introducing DRIP. No heat, no nonsense. DRIP gives you cold-pressed juice that’s packed with nutrients and tastes like a party in your mouth. Whole fruits? Easy. Clean-up? Even easier. To top it off it's got 100% BPA Free Tritan Jars because it never hurts to be extra safe. You’re basically a juicing ninja now.
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Features
55 RPM High Torque Juicing
Slow Juicing Technology
108mm Extra Wide Chute
No Chopping
3 Part Easy Clean Design
100% Nutrient Retention
10% Extra Juice Yield
5+1 Year Warranty
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Things people often wonder
You can use your DRIP continuously for up to 20 minutes. After that, let it cool down for 30 minutes before using it again.
DRIP has a juicing efficiency of more than 60% for oranges, though this may vary depending on the type of ingredients you’re using.
Your DRIP has a juicing rate of 132 ml/min,
Unlike centrifugal juicers that use high-speed blades to chop and spin, slow juicers like DRIP use Slow Squeeze Technology to mimic hand-squeezing. This lower-speed process reduces oxidation and heat, resulting in higher nutrient retention and fresher, longer-lasting juice.
Check the strainer: Ensure the strainer is properly installed and not clogged. Clean it thoroughly to improve juice extraction. Adjust ingredients: Use ingredients with higher water content, and adjust the size or type of ingredients if necessary.
Check for overheating: Turn off and unplug the juicer. Allow it to cool down. A burning smell may indicate overheating due to overuse or an issue with the motor. Inspect for damage: Look for signs of damage to the power cord or motor. If you suspect a motor issue, contact customer support.
Inspect the auger and strainer: Check if the auger or strainer is blocked or damaged. Clean or replace them as needed. Check ingredient preparation: Make sure ingredients are cut into small, manageable pieces and are not too large or hard for the juicer.
Clean components: Turn off and unplug the juicer. Disassemble and clean the feeding chute, auger, and strainer thoroughly to remove any pulp buildup. Check for blockages: Ensure there are no blockages in the feeding chute or strainer that could be restricting juice flow. Use proper ingredients: Avoid overly hard or fibrous materials that can clog the juicer. Cut fruits and vegetables into smaller pieces.
Check for jamming: Turn off and unplug the juicer. Inspect the feeding chute and auger for any jams or obstructions. Remove any blockages carefully. Feed ingredients properly: Use the provided pusher to guide ingredients into the chute. Don’t force items in, as this can cause jams or damage.
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