Additional Information
| Materials | Heavy grade polymer body Stainless steel micromesh filter Stainless steel cutters |
| Innovations | 3" circular feed tube processes whole fruit |
| Weight | 9.5000 |
| Accessories | 1 liter juice jug with froth separator |
| Motor | 850 watt |
| Speed | (High) 12,000 RPM (Low) 6,500 RPM |
| Performance | Makes an 8 oz glass of juice in 5 seconds |
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The cutting disc is so powerful that pineapple can be juiced in large chunks with the rind on. |
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The easy-to-assemble parts can all be placed on the top shelf of the dishwasher (with the exception of the electrical base) for quick and easy clean up. |
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The dual speed motor allows you to juice hard fruits and vegetables such as apples and beets on high speed by spinning the filter at 12,000 RPM. Low speed is optimal for softer fruits and leafy green vegetables such as cantaloupe and spinach. |
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so far so good, Review by Luz
Rating I like this juicer, it's easy to clean also!
I will recommend it. (Posted on 11/19/09) -
JE95XL, Review by cj
Rating I just purchased my new juicer...I could not be more thrilled with the speed and stability of which it operates...Very solid product...I highly recommend this model and its priced well. (Posted on 11/10/09)
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Love It!, Review by busy mom
Rating I have been using my juicer daily for almost a year, WOW! I don't know what my family did before we had fresh juice everyday! I haven't had one problem with my juicer since the day I opened the box and if for some reason I did, I wouldn't hesitate to replace it with another Breville juicer. This has been a wonderful investment and I have never regretted the decision to go with Breville. (Posted on 10/19/09)
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so far, so good, Review by bobajabob
Rating I got this as a gift from my daughter who although unable to convert me to a vegan is making progress toward making me a fruitarian! This is a great juicer, I read all the reviews, good and bad, and as far as I see most complaints come from improper use. The duty cycle concept is unclear to most folks and they don't know to let it run to cool off after high load use. If you shut it down right away after cramming 8 or 10 carrots or apples or whatever you get what mechanics refer to as "heat soak" where your machine actually heats up more than when it was running. Simply letting it idle a minute or so would eliminate 99% of the problems I saw. My only complaint: I dropped the empty pitcher about 6 or 8 inches into the sink and it cracked, becoming unusable. I'll find a tupperware unit to replace it but the pitcher should have been made from the same material as the pulp container,and I'm sure breville will say it's all my fault for dropping it like that. I just wish they'd use stronger material like I suggest in the future and I'd at least feel better about em,maybe revise up to 5 stars!! (Posted on 10/18/09)
