How to Clean Your Ventray Max 120 Juicer
A clean juicer works better and lasts longer. The following steps cover cleaning, deep cleaning, and storing the machine. Follow these simple steps to keep your juicer in top condition.
Cleaning & Maintenance
Power Off and Unplug
Switch the juicer off and pull the plug from the wall to stay safe before cleaning.
Rinse Parts
Wash the juicing parts right after juicing to keep pulp from drying on the juicing bowl or juicing screw, which makes cleaning simpler and keeps the juicer running well. If pulp sticks to the mesh, scrub it off with the cleaning brush that came with the juicer.
Warnings:
- Never use wire brushes or harsh scrubbers—they can damage the parts.
- Avoid water hotter than 40°C (104°F) to prevent warping.
Clean Pulp Spout
If pulp stays in the spout, pull out the compression silicone and rinse it under water until clear.
Handle Juicing Bowl Silicone
Flip the juicing bowl over, push the compression silicone out with a thumb, and wash it.
Put it back in the center hole, ribbed side up, making sure the groove locks into the bowl. Flat side inside, ribbed side outside.
Note: Push the silicone in tight to seal it after cleaning.
Wipe the Base
Use a damp cloth to clean the juicer’s base. Don’t let water pool to protect the insides.
Dry and Store
Wipe all parts dry with a clean cloth. Store the juicer somewhere cool and dry to stop mold.
Deep Cleaning of Juicing Screw
Scrape Pulp
Use one side of the brush to get pulp out of the juicing screw’s insides.
Scrub Under Water
Rinse the screw and scrub inside with the brush’s bristle side to remove any bits left.
Storage
Get Ready to Store
Clean the juicer as shown above before storing.
Tidy Cord
Wrap the power cord carefully to avoid wear.
Keep Safe
Store the juicer and its pieces where kids can’t get them.
Pick a Dry Spot
Keep it in a cool, dry place to avoid rust or mold.
Tip: Double-check that all parts are dry before storing.
This routine keeps your Ventray Max 120 juicer in top shape for juicing.
