Hi there,
It seemed that when the kale got stucked it caused the juicer to either exert more power than its supposed to causing problems inside the unit.
1. Open the unit up and please check the fuse make sure that it has not blown due to possible excess electricity it received.
2.Check if the gears of the juicer are in place and that they are not damaged.
3. Using a power tester check the switch and the pc-board because some capacitors may have been damaged and those needs to be replaced as well.
If you're uncomfortable doing that then you may need the help of a local technician so they can do all the testing and the replace the parts that needs to be replaced for you.
Side note: Consider the price of getting this unit repaired and getting a new one. If the price will be half or more of what a new one would cost it would be better to let it go and get a brand new juicer.
Hope this helps!
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