Cold Press Juicer, LINKChef Slow Masticating Juicer Machines with No-Prep 4.35" Large Feed Chute & Upgraded Auger for Whole Vegetables and Fruits, 42oz Capacity, Easy to Clean, Blackout

Update - I'm seeing a lot of negative reviews and people asking for ways to fix leaking, cleaning issues and failed machines. While I have not experienced any of the leaking, I have some ideas that may be helpful.First off, for the leaks and difficult-to-clean folks, there is a small, rubber flap at the bottom of the bowl. It's got a tiny little pull tab on it that pulls it out of the way for cleaning, then after cleaning, you press it back up into the slot it came out of. This allows you to clear the chute where the ribbon of food comes out very easily. Remove the flap and simply spray out the chute with a veggie sprayer. If you're processing stringy stuff, you may need to use the included tool or whatever you have on hand to press the stringy bits out of the chute and back into the bowl.However, you MUST make sure to press the rubber flap back into the slot completely, or it will leak juice onto your counter top. If you're experiencing leaking, I would take the juicing assembly off the motor unit and check that this little rubber flap is in the slot and pressed in fully until it's flush with the bottom of the carafe.Mine has never leaked, but was a pain to clean until I found this nearly invisible little flap, which isn't mentioned in the manual. A friend who bought one after I recommended it told me she had once forgotten to push it back into the slot, reassembled it, and promptly covered her counter in apple juice.For equipment that stops working, double-check that the lid is closing at the BACK SIDE of the motor unit. It's easy enough to orient the carafe with the latch to one side where the safety switch will not make contact, and the unit will not power on. This, I HAVE done personally, and as much as I like to think I'm a pretty smart guy, I've done this more than once.One more thought from the manual of my previous juicer that's not mentioned in the manual for this one - Load your leafy greens FIRST, and let your chunky bits help them down into the auger. 2"-3" carrot or beet strips work great to "scour" the inside of the auger bowl and drag the leafy parts down with them, and this will save you time and effort using the pusher.I hope this update helps!Original review: Let me start by saying this is a wonderful juicer made from heavy plastic. It's exceptionally quiet and juices with about as much noise as a blow dryer on the "low" setting. The pulp comes out in a tight, very dry ribbon, and it grinds right through everything from beets to carrots and celery. It also does a great job on leafy greens, which many other juicers struggle with. The feed is fluid, though the pusher has a rubber tip that can get caught on the auger while you're using it. It doesn't seem to hurt anything, but it'll surprise you with the sudden twitch of the pusher handle in your hand.Overall, I highly recommend it, but there are some things you should know before purchasing. I think just about anyone will love this juicer, especially if juicing for more than just yourself. This thing would be perfect for a family of 4. But as I said, better to be aware of some of the issues below before you get it and start your relationship with it thinking you got taken for a ride. Give it an open-minded trial, and it'll impress you!That said, the listing says "Lifetime Warranty", but the card in the box says "Register for your 5-year warranty today!".The listing also says "No prep". But the enclosed instructions direct you to slice up your juiceables, and in some places, they direct you to slice them to 1/2 ***CM*** cubes? This, I believe is a misprint, and should probably say 1/2 INCH.The enclosed recipes book is very basic, but directs you to do things you're told NOT to do in the owner's manual with your juicer.The listing also states "3-second cleaning". I think maybe they meant to say that using the reverse setting for 3 seconds should be enough to dislodge any food caught in the impeller/auger. The screen rinses quickly, so that may be what they were referring to, but rinsing the screen is only one small part of the cleanup process, so at the very least it's misleading.The listing advertises a 4.35" feed chute. This juicer has a pre-loadable bowl with an opening roughly that size, but the actual feed hole in the top is about 1 3/4". While you can pre-load it with larger items, you'll need to cut them down to be able to feed while the juicer is running once the bowl is empty as the lid on the bowl is part of the safety locking mechanism, and opening it with the juicer running stops the motor.This machine has a little bit of a learning curve for cleaning, but once you have done it a couple times, cleanup takes about 5 minutes, just like most other juicers, and faster than some of the cheaper ones. but you'll more than make up for that time in the speed with which this thing juices your fruits and veggies.All in all, I'm very, very happy with this juicer, and would recommend it to friends without hesitation; perhaps a small warning that you'll need to use your own judgment when the manual and the recipe book give you decidedly different advice.

I’m really impressed with this juicer! The extra-wide chute saves so much time — I can put in whole fruits and veggies without chopping. Cleaning is super easy, especially the filter, which rinses off in just a few seconds.The juice comes out fresh, flavorful, and smooth, with no foam. It works quietly and doesn’t take up much space on the counter. I also love the no-drip spout — no mess at all!Great design, powerful performance, and very user-friendly. Definitely worth the price. Highly recommend for anyone who wants fresh juice without the hassle.

I bought this juicer after reading a bunch of reviews and I’m so glad I did. It’s easy to assemble, super quiet, and makes great-tasting juice with barely any mess. I mostly juice apples and oranges, and the results are consistently great.It doesn’t take up too much space on my counter and feels like really good quality for the price. Cleanup is quick, which makes a big difference for daily use. Highly recommend if you’re just getting into juicing

I use a Breville for everything else but I use this juicer to juice herbs. Perfect for that..... the reason I don't use it otherwise is the amount of cleanup and parts...... but excellent for herbs.

I love this juicer! After some research, I stopped at this one and have no regrets. It is the perfect size for me—not too small and not taking up a lot of space. First, there is no mess during the process. It's easy to clean, and it's quiet. The pulp and juice separation options do a fantastic job. I mix apple, carrot, and a touch of ginger for a morning drink - cheers!

I'm just in love with the Link Chef Juicer, is easy to use and clean, is so fast that I can use it every morning!! I think every house should have one, because is very good for your health and is for me the best in the market.El Link Chef Juicer es un exiyo , es rapido y super fácil de user. Yo lo utilize todas las mañanas para poder hacer mis jugos frescos. Todos deberíamos tener uno en nuestras casas!!

Very cool juicer, my child is just delighted with the fresh juice, it is just the most necessary thing with the child. In order not to drink these not very useful juices, you can make yourself in a minimum of time and a minimum of effort

I found a practical juicer. Its blade is quite strong, it grinds all the hard fruits in a few seconds. It is also very easy to clean, the parts can be separated. I definitely recommend it to those who want to buy it.