HOW TO JUICE WHEATGRASS, BARLEY GRASS, ALFALFA, CARRORT, KALE, BEET, LEAFY GREENS & OTHER VEGETABLES (MACHINE SET UP)

Parts with Twin Gears Vegetable Screen Pulp Discharge Casing

Pulp Outlet Adjusting Knob (White Knob for Vegetables, Red Knob for Wheatgrass)

1.Install Twin Gears.

2.Slide Vegetable Screen over the Twin Gears.

3.Install Pulp Discharge Casing with the Pulp Outlet Adjusting Knob

(Use White Knob for vegetables, but Use the Red Knob when juicing wheatgrass, heavily stringent, fibrous vegetables. The red knob can release those hard pulp out smoothly through the pulp discharge casing and generate less foam). Close the knob completely by turning it clockwise. Do not over-tighten as it may cause breakage. Then, open the knob about half way by turning it counter-clockwise after there are a few drops of juice.

4.Install Feeding Chute Cover.

5.Place Juice Bowl (Cup) under the juice outlet.

6.Place Pulp Container (not provided) under the pulp discharge outlet to collect pulp.

7.Use either Plastic or Wooden Pusher to help feed vegetables into the feeding chute.

TIPS !

1.Feed small, handful amounts of wheatgrass tip down, into the feeding chute. The wooden pusher may not be necessary as the wheatgrass will be self-fed into the machine as long as appropriate amounts are fed at a time. Do not overload.

2. For juicing carrots, completely depress food into the feeding chute with the wooden pusher and then feed additional food. Don’t worry about depressing the wooden pusher till it touches the twin gears. It will not harm the gears or plunger. The plunger is made from the same high quality wood as those found in fine chopping blocks. Any accidental particles of cellulose scrapped off from contact with the twin gears are natural and non-toxic and will harmlessly pass into the pulp.

Cutting carrots aren’t necessary as long as the diameters fit into the feeding chute. However for best results, we suggest you cut the carrots lengthwise into 5 to 6 inches parts and always insert the thinner part first as it would be grabbed more effectively by the twin gears. Please insert a piece after one piece crushed down completely. Do not put a number of small chopped pieces of carrots at a time into the feeding chute.

3. Dandelion, Parsley, Endive or other leafy greens: By feeding small, handful amounts at a time the leafy greens will be self-fed into the juicer by the twin gears. Please insert the stem part of the leafy greens first for self-feeding.

4. When juicing a combination of stringent, fibrous vegetables and leafy greens, herbs, please be sure to completely empty the feeding chute of all fibrous vegetables before introducing any of the leafy greens