Vibration I have Omega Juicer Model 1000 and the problem: it has a lot vibration

THE SOLUTION TO VIBRATING. If it spins up ok and starts vibrating suddenly as you are feeling it, here's the solution: feed it very, very, slowly. that's it. i couldnt figure mine out, then realized that if i fed it slowly, it was just fine.

Believe it can be done. You might have to file or shave the new arm a little then seat it as best
as possible and tap it in place with a screw driver and hammer. If you do manage to attach
the new arm and the fit is a little too snug when you latch down the cover, file the upper tip
of the arm for a little more tolerance. Also, believe it or not, a worn blade will produce less
vibration. There is a set screw bottom center. With the juicer fully assembled, unlock it,
turn it clockwise until feed chute contacts the shredder blade and back it off a half turn.
You now have the proper gap between the chute and blade.

Yes the blade is hitting it when the juicer vibrates
severely. I have an Acme, 21 years old, and found
very difficult to control vibration especially with a
new shredder blade. If you are handy this is what
to do. Order a new cover from omega, cover design
has changed so you will need the plunger also. This
may sound incorrect, but you will have to use a small
file to file down the cutting burrs on the blade a fraction
of an inch. Then with the juicer fully assembled, unlock
the set screw on the center of the bottom and turn it
clockwise until the chute contacts the blade then back
it off a half turn. Now the chute to blade gap is set
correctly. In filing down the burrs you make the blade
a little duller but you also narrow the gap and feed
the produce through more slowly and evenly. This
comes from 21 years of using this machine. With
a new blade I could not control the vibration no matter
how I fed the thing. If this sounds a bit too much get
rid of the Omega and try the pulp ejecting type. The
Miracle MJ1000 is a nice little juicer for about $130.

Both the Omega and Acme juicers vibrate no matter what you do. I found a worn shredder
blade actually produces less vibration. However this involves filing the cutting burrs down
and resetting the blade to chute gap. If you're up to it, take the blade out and file each row
of burrs about halfway down. Then with the juicer fully assembled, unlock the set screw on
the center of the bottom, turn it clockwise until the chute contacts the blade, and back it off
a half turn. The set screw actually raises and lowers the motor spindle. Both companies
would not agree with this, but this solution comes from operating my 21 year old Acme.
I recently replaced the blade and the juicer immediately began tap dancing. Went back to
the old blade.

They all vibrate no matter what you do. Best solution, costly, is to get a pulp ejection
type juicer. Miracle MJ1000 is a nice little juicer for about $130.

Make sure the bottom of the feed chute is not damaged. If it,s chipped or scored, try filing
it down level as best you can. Then with the juicer fully assembled, unlock the set screw
on the center of the bottom and turn it clockwise until the chute contacts the blade, then
back it off a half turn and lock it down. By the way a dull worn blade will produce less
vibration. I'm assuming the lid is plastic.

Yours and everyone else's. Best solution is to get a pulp ejecting type juicer.
I have a 21 year old Acme and know how to maintain and adjust it. Even
then I have vibration issues.

Omega and Acme juicers will vibrate because pulp
is not ejected during juicing. Only suggestion I can
offer is avoid soft produce and feed as slowly and
as evenly as possible. Been using an Acme for 21
years and did notice a duller worn blade does produce
less vibration.

THIS IS A NON EJECTION PULP JUICER AND THEY
WILL VIBRATE LIKE MY ACME. BEST FOR HARD
PRODUCE LIKE CARROTS, APPLES, CELERY ETC.
FEED PRODUCE SLOW AND STEADY.

CALL OMEGA 717 561 1105 THEY HAVE
THE LATCH ARMS. CHEAP. ASK THEM FOR
THERE ARE TO WAYS TO REPLACE THEM.