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Fruit/vegetable
Melons
Nectarines
Peaches
Pears
Pineapples
Raspberries
Tomatoes
troubleshooting
This chapter summarises the most common problems you could encounter with the appliance. If
you are unable to solve the problem with the information below, contact the Customer Care
Centre in your country.
Problem
The appliance does not
work.
The motor unit gives off an
unpleasant smell the first
few times the appliance is
used.
The appliance makes a lot of
noise, gives off an unpleasant
smell, is too hot to touch,
gives off smoke etc.
The filter is blocked.
The filter touches the
feeding tube or vibrates
strongly during processing.
Vitamins/minerals
Vitamin C, folate, dietary fibre and
vitamin A
Vitamin C, B3, potassium and dietary
fibre
Vitamin C, B3, potassium and dietary
fibre
Dietary fibre
Vitamin C
Vitamin C, iron, potassium and
magnesium
Vitamin C, dietary fibre, vitamin E,
folate and vitamin A
Solution
The appliance is equipped with a safety system. It does not work if
the parts have not been assembled properly. Check whether the
parts have been assembled in the right way, but switch off the
appliance before you do so.
This is not unusual. If the appliance continues to give off this smell
after a few times, check the quantities you are processing and the
processing time.
Switch off the appliance and unplug it.Go to the nearest Philips
service centre or your dealer for assistance.
Switch off the appliance, clean the feeding tube and the filter and
process a smaller quantity.
Switch off the appliance and unplug it. Check if the filter is placed
properly in the juice collector. The ribs in the bottom of the filter
should fit properly onto the driving shaft. Check if the filter is
damaged. Cracks, crazes, a loose grating disc or any other
irregularity may cause malfunction.
Kilojoule/calorie
count
200=210kJ (50
cals)
180g=355kJ (85
cals)
150g=205kJ (49
cals)
150g=250kJ (60
cals)
150g=245kJ (59
cals)
125g=130kJ (31
cals)
100g=90kJ (22
cals)
Juicing speed
low
high
high
high
high
low
low