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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.
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.
I received my Lexen Juicer today with a manual and if you would like to email me would be happy to scan and email booklet to you. [email protected] regards Jenny
These juicers vibrate, I don't care what anyone tells you. Mine is 21 years old and I find using a worn resharpened blade, after adjusting, lessens the vibration. If your not close to being an auto mechanic, I suggest a pulp ejecting type juicer like the Miracle MJ1000 for about $130.
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