Learn how long you can run your Nama juicer continuously.

We recommend running the juicer for up to 20 minutes at a time, followed by a 1-2 minute rest period. This helps prevent the motor from overheating and ensures optimal performance over time. Additionally, it&apos;s a good idea to clean out the juicer after every couple of batches. Clearing out pulp buildup keeps the juicer running efficiently and helps maintain the quality of your juice.

How Long Can I Run the Juicer?

Troubleshoot issues with soft produce in your Nama juicer.

For best results, please be sure to follow our Layering Guide which recommends placing softer produce in the hopper first, followed by firmer produce on top. This will help things move along. Please note: your juicer comes with a pusher to help push the produce through, as needed. Load your ingredients into the hopper in this order for best results: 1. Leafy (examples: spinach, lettuce, kale) 2. Soft (examples: lemon, pineapple, kiwi) 3. Medium (examples: melons, cucumber, celery) 4. Hard (examples: carrots, beets, ginger)

My Juicer Won't Juice Soft Produce

Compare the Nama M1 to Nama juicers for making plant-based milk.

The M1 and Nama juicers can both make plant-based milk, but they work in very different ways and create different results. M1: Designed specifically for plant milk. The M1 blends and strains in one machine, using a high-speed blend cycle followed by an automatic spin cycle. This creates smooth, low-grit milk in under two minutes. No soaking required. No manual straining. Adjustable creaminess. Quick cleanup. Works well with nuts, seeds, grains and flavorings. Juicers (like the J2 or J3): Designed for cold-press juicing. Juicers press ingredients slowly using an auger and strainer system. They can make plant milks, especially when ingredients are soaked first. Requires soaking for most nuts and seeds. Uses the juice strainer to press milk from the softened ingredients. Cleanup is slightly more involved. Works best with softer nuts and seeds. Which should you choose? Choose the M1 if you want the fastest, easiest, most consistent way to make smooth milks with full ingredient flexibility. Choose a juicer if you already own one and want a versatile appliance that can make juice and occasionally press plant milks.

How Does the M1 Differ From Making Plant Milk in a Juicer?

Tips for keeping your Nama juicer running smoothly without jams.

To prevent any part of your juicer from becoming stuck, please be sure to toggle your pulp lever after juicing 13 ounces. You can also put the juicer in reverse for 20+ seconds before disassembling. Note: You may need to do this a couple of times, depending on how much juice you make at once.

How to Prevent Your Juicer from Getting Stuck or Jammed

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J2 Assembly

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Nama J2 Cold Press Juicer

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