① Natural Characteristics of Slow Squeezing
Hurom juicers operate at a low speed, and it is normal for a small amount of particles to mix into the juice through tiny gaps between parts. The juice may not be perfectly liquid like store-bought beverages. The amount of pulp can also vary depending on the freshness, harvest time, and storage conditions of the ingredients.
② Leave the Juice Cap Open
It is helpful to keep the juice cap open while juicing. If you juice with the cap closed and then release the juice all at once, more particles collected inside the chamber may be discharged into your glass.
③ Check the Juicing Gasket (Seal)
Ensure the juicing gasket (silicone seal) is assembled correctly. If the seal is not properly fitted, the pulp outlet can become blocked, causing pulp to mix into the juice.
④ Clean the Pulp Outlet
Thoroughly clean the pulp outlet after each use. If residual pulp is not properly removed and dries up, it can cause pulp to flow into the juice during your next juicing session.
⑤ Choose the Right Strainer (Strainer / pure line)
Please make sure to choose the appropriate strainer for your ingredients. Keep in mind that the holes in the Smoothie Strainer are larger than those in the Fine Strainer, which results in a thicker juice with more noticeable pulp.
If you continue to experience an excessive amount of pulp after checking these steps, please reach out to us via Contact us > General inquiries.
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