Replacement parts for low-speed juice extractors: augers, filters, seals, containers, drip-stop caps, motors, lids, pushers, and compatible accessories.
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Guide to juicer replacement parts and maintenance
Main available replacement parts
You can purchase original and compatible parts for vertical and horizontal juicers: plastic or Ultem augers, fine or coarse mesh filters, seals and gaskets, juice and pulp collection containers, motors and electronic boards, lids with drip-stop caps, pushers for fruits and vegetables, accessories for sorbets and sauces.
How to choose the correct replacement part
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Brand and model: essential for verifying compatibility of augers and filters.
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Juicer orientation: vertical or horizontal; changes the shape of the containers and the position of the auger.
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Year of production: some manufacturers have modified components between series.
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Type of use: specific filters are needed for soft fruit/vegetable juices, leafy greens, or dried fruit.
Maintenance tips
- Disassemble and wash the auger and filters after each use to avoid buildup;
- Do not use metal brushes that damage the filter mesh;
- Periodically check the seals to prevent leaks;
- If the motor struggles, reduce the amount of product being fed in and check the condition of the auger.
Common problems
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The juicer is leaking liquids: damaged seal or drip-stop cap;
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Auger is blocked: fibrous residues or too hard pieces stuck;
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Unusual noise: worn bearings or damaged gears;
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Motor won't start: electronic board or switch needs replacing.
Quick FAQs
Can I use a universal filter for any juicer?
No, filters have different sizes and fittings depending on the model. A dedicated replacement is always required.
How often should the auger be replaced?
It depends on usage: on average after 2–3 years if cracks or loss of extraction effectiveness are noticed.
The motor is overheating, what should I do?
Turn it off immediately, wait for it to cool down, and reduce the amount of food being fed in. If the problem persists, technical inspection is needed.
