Not working I have only used the machine (Omega VRT 350) maybe 10 times and it is already not working. I used it a few days a go and now I'm having the same problems as previous person. It wont turn on at all. No sound. Nothing. Can I bring it in to a technician somewhere? Who would fix this type of thing? I don't have access to an electrical "tester" or know what to do with a blown fuse. thank you

Omega Juicers are amazing but a few disappointing results can put you off. But am sure that ensuring that your machine is completely fastened will give you sure results with your Omega Juicer

Many times when juicing very fibourous produce the bowl(basket) can get stuck and you can loosen it by gently tapping on the pulp spout or juice spout to the counter clockwise motion(right), this will loosen the bowl.

Just looked at mine because I thought there also might be an interlock switch
where the latch arms snap shut. There isn't one, at least on this one. Yours
might be a newer edition, so make sure the latch arms are fully seated and
snapped closed. You can also call Omega at 1 800 633 3401 and run it by
them. The reset switch should be in the pushed in position, it will pop out if
it's tripped.

There is no solution. These juicers do not eject the pulp and go out of balance very easily.
Don't feel bad, I've seen you tube videos where the demonstrator couldn't keep it under
control. If you are unable to master it, consider a pulp ejecting or masticating type juicer.

There's nothing wrong. These juicers do not eject the pulp and go out of balance very
easily. If you continue to have problems you may have to go for a different type of juicer.
The Hurom or Omega VRT, expensive, look good if you're really into juicing.

Yes the blade is hitting it when the juicer vibrates
severely. I have an Acme, 21 years old, and found
very difficult to control vibration especially with a
new shredder blade. If you are handy this is what
to do. Order a new cover from omega, cover design
has changed so you will need the plunger also. This
may sound incorrect, but you will have to use a small
file to file down the cutting burrs on the blade a fraction
of an inch. Then with the juicer fully assembled, unlock
the set screw on the center of the bottom and turn it
clockwise until the chute contacts the blade then back
it off a half turn. Now the chute to blade gap is set
correctly. In filing down the burrs you make the blade
a little duller but you also narrow the gap and feed
the produce through more slowly and evenly. This
comes from 21 years of using this machine. With
a new blade I could not control the vibration no matter
how I fed the thing. If this sounds a bit too much get
rid of the Omega and try the pulp ejecting type. The
Miracle MJ1000 is a nice little juicer for about $130.

I would call Omega at 1 800 633 3401 (10 year warranty).

flip it over and hit the reset button, if there is one. If not, then make sure that it is put together properly, mine will do the same thing if the pulp collector is on wrong. or if you overheat it, then let it set and try to reset it.... hope that helps.

Junk it and buy an Omega, they at least have a decent circuit breaker. Mine quit after starting it and the breaker won't reset. Fixed it with a car fuse.

Hi, I have an Omega juicer, and I've never had this happen. I recommend that you double check to see if you have the right parts attached. It comes with two inserts, one with a small metal screen on the bottom, the other has no screen, it is solid. The solid one is for crushing and proccessing food. The one with the screen is used for juicing. Make sure you have the correct one installed. If that is not the problem, I think perhaps the grass is too dry? Maybe there isn't enough moisture in it to extract much. I really can't say, though. Try juicing something else, like carrots, and see if you can get some juice there. If all else fails, contact Omega at their website. They have terrific customer service. I've tested it already with a warranty replacement.