- Professional juice extractor adjusts to juicing load, maximizing juice extraction
- 850-watts of power; juices an 8-ounce glass of juice in 5 seconds; patented micro-mesh filter
- 2-speed electronic control; extra-large feed chute for juicing whole fruit and vegetables
- All parts dishwasher safe except for motor; 1-liter juice jug and 2-1/2-liter pulp container included
- 1-year warranty
Product Features |
Product Details
Would you like to give feedback on images?
|
Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
With the ability to juice an 8-ounce glass of juice in five seconds, this 850-watt professional juice extractor features a powerful computer-controlled 14,000 rpm motor, which easily maintains the selected speed when juicing under heavy loads. Its Italian stainless-steel, micro-mesh filter separates the juice from the fiber and seeds of the fruit and vegetables so that maximum juice is extracted. To cut out all preparation time required for juicing, the unit's unique, extra-wide, centrifugal feed chute allows for whole fruits and vegetables to be added without the need for chopping them into pieces first. The juicer's two-speed electronic control offers low speed for juicing soft fruits and vegetables and high speed for more textured fruits and vegetables. For quick, easy clean up, all the juicer's parts are dishwasher safe except for the motor, and for added convenience, a disposable plastic bag can be used to line the large pulp container and then thrown away when finished. A 1-liter juice jug with a froth separator and a large-capacity, 2-1/2-liter, easy-to-clean, removable pulp container are included. The juicer carries a one-year warranty.
Product Description
Breville's two speed juice fountain plus with 850 watts and 14,000 RPM's is beautifully designed in Chrome color and has a transparent smoked pitcher
Customer Reviews
|
Share your thoughts with other customers:
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
489 of 490 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best of three juicers I tried,
By
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Breville JE95XL Two-Speed Juice Fountain Plus (Kitchen)
I have tried the Jack LaLanne Power juicer, the Breville JE900 (previous model) and this model. By far this one is the best one! First of all, the Jack LaLanne Power juicer had less power than the Breville series, and also the metal mesh screen had bigger holes. So a lot of the times, the juice produced wasn't really smooth. Because it was white it stained easily if you make a lot of carrot juice. Also, cleanup was more work because you have to unscrew the juicing blade every time for a cleanup.Now onto the Breville series. Quick and easy cleanup, fine mesh screen so the juice is much more smoother, and more power! What makes the JE95XL better than the JE900 is mainly the two speed control. With the JE900, it was so powerful and fast all the time that when I juiced soft fruits like grapes and strawberries, the fruit wouldn't be juiced all the way. Sometimes, I find half-juiced grapes in the pulp container. So I got a lot less juice with the softer fruits. Also, once you turn it on, it goes full blast! So the juicer would move around on my counter. With the JE95XL, the speed control allows me to use lower speeds for the softer fruits, and also they changed the motor so that once you turn it on, it starts slow than ramps up. This way the juicer doesn't move around when you turn it on. Also, the pitcher has a better lid, that allows you to keep the lid on while you're juicing. By far, this unit is the best juicer I've used.
297 of 299 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderful tool, minus the hyperbole,
By
This review is from: Breville JE95XL Two-Speed Juice Fountain Plus (Kitchen)
OK I got this juicer just as soon as it came out. I read all the reviews of all the juicers I could find, and it was clear that Breville was the best way to go. And the raves were all about the previous model which had less power and only one speed. I love the juicer but I guess I was expecting a divine product by the review I read. I'll just say it is good quality without drooling all over about it...PRO'S: ~smartly designed electrical plug CON'S: The con's are really quite trivial but I thought I should mention them since I was expecting pure perfection based on the reviews I read. I love the product and I would not swap it for anything. Besides, it is extremely affordable for what you get out of it!
280 of 286 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Unit failed under light to moderate use... read on to discover the failed part.,
By
This review is from: Breville JE95XL Two-Speed Juice Fountain Plus (Kitchen)
I had the Breville JE95XL juicer for a few months and was quite pleased with it. When my daughter visited from college she loved it and so, it went back to school with her.
After a couple of weeks, she called to say that the unit simply stopped working. (Recently she visited again and brought the unit to me.) The first thing I did was a web search to see if there might be some helpful hints posted somewhere. I found nothing. So, I read a number of the low ratings on Amazon for this make and model and found many stories that matched my daughter's experience. Breville does not make it easy to service this, but it is servicable with a little bit of effort... here's how. Poor Design, Inexcusable. For an appliance like a juicer, a manufacturer should expect that users might overtax the motor from time to time. So, the solution they should have employed is a simple "reset" button on the bottom of the unit that will reset the circuit breaker, just like you might have in a garbage disposal. But no, Breville decides to solder a fuse (the circuit breaker) onto the main board... so, once that fuse is overtaxed and is "blown," the unit, for most owners is useless, and having read some of the reviews here on Amazon, it also seems that Breville's customer service is virtually non-existent. If you are moderately handy, you can do what I did: Cut out the old fuse from the circuit board, and onto the wire leads of the old fuse, simply solder the wire leads to a fuse holder. After that is done, when, and if, the fuse blows again, you can simply open the fuse holder, and replace the fuse after simply removing the bottom of the unit. It's not as good as a "reset" switch on the bottom of the unit, but it works just fine. All this trouble and customer disappointment for a 35¢ part.
Share your thoughts with other customers: Create your own review
|
|
