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Question: The open close lid on the juicer wiggles a bit and that causes the auger and rest of the attachment to slow-wobble. Is that normal? Please let me know
Document: Nut butters come out amazing. Great frozen fruit desserts too. Haven't tried pastas but should be fine. Clean up is the best of all machines I've use. We had a Breville centrifugal machine and it was good if you like the high speed juicing but we now prefer the slow auger design.Those that give this model one star may be referring to another manufacturer. Or, they haven't given it the time and experimentation you need to learn how to use it well.
I drink juice just about daily and I use this juicer weekly. The juice is a bit pulpy, I just strain it for my taste. Over all this juicer juices everything. There is a bit of a learning curve, I just watch the videos on YouTube of people that use this juicer. I got it because it juices wheatrgrass well along with fruits and vegetables.
But --- it is a slow juicer. Expect to make about 16 to 20 ounces of juice before taking apart to clean.
I researched several options before choosing this juicer/processor. It is very thorough, easy to clean and produces juice that is not warm due to it's slow moving motor. Great flexibility and I really enjoy the pasta making capabilities.
We were hesitant to upgrade to a single gear/auger style juicer when we had read that the double gears were so fantastic. But, we did anyway and we could not be happier. This juicer produces very dry pulp and a substantial amount of juice even on items you wouldn't think it could: like citrus. It is fast and easy enough to clean that we manage to juice every morning before work. Tell me that's not a great way to start your day?
We avoided juicing for years, favoring smoothies, etc. when juicing seemed a good option, the choice of a juicer never seemed clear. A friend and experienced juicer recommended Omega. I picked this one because it could do nut butters and pasta (not tried yet). It turned out to be just what we wanted: slow, strong, cool, versatile, and very easy to clean. We were wary of it's taking up space, being cumbersome to use and clean.
I purchased this machine 2 weeks ago, and I cannot stop using it! I love, love this machine, and let me tell you why:It is much more than a juicer--It is a life-changing piece of technology!I love to wake up in the morning and make a healthy green juice. Sure, you can make fruit juice in any machine, but my Omega makes the freshest veggie juices ever!!
OK. I'm no expert but I had the omega 8006 and this new 900 is a game changer. Why? the larger chute and improved auger and pulp pressure adjustment. I did like the smaller body of the 8006 but we have a lot of counter space so it's not a major issue. If you are tight for counter space, don't get this.This model does a real good job with carrots, apples, and vegetables.
. . its "improvements" over the 8006 (namely the slightly larger chute) are not even close to enough to warrant the price premium. Unless you're a kitchen gadget collector with change to spare do yourself a real big favor and go with one of the models from the 8000 series instead.
I haven't actually used the juicer yet, but my first observation is that it looks good but not made out of chrome. It's outer shell is made out of plastic with a mirrored finish, not chrome.
Answer: No it should not wiggle, everything should fit tightly together and turn smoothly.