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How do I assemble and disassemble my Hamilton Beach 67702 Big Mouth Juice Extractor?

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StDawson
12/17/2025, 05:31:05 AM

Assembling and disassembling your Hamilton Beach 67702 Big Mouth Juice Extractor is straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide:

To Assemble:

  1. Place the Strainer Bowl on top of the Motor Base.
  2. Insert the Strainer Basket into the Strainer Bowl, ensuring it's firmly latched.
  3. Position the Juicer Cover over the Strainer Bowl, aligning the Feed Chute.
  4. Lower the Juicer Cover into place.
  5. Secure the Juicer Cover by raising the Locking Latches on both sides.
  6. Insert the Pulp Container, tilting it slightly to fit.
  7. Place your glass or container under the Juice Spout.
  8. Slide the Food Pusher down the Feed Chute, aligning its groove with the ridge inside the top of the Feed Chute.

To Disassemble:

  1. Turn OFF and unplug the juice extractor from the power outlet.
  2. Wait for the Strainer Basket to stop rotating.
  3. Release the Locking Latches on the Juicer Cover.
  4. Lower the Locking Latches.
  5. Lift off the Juicer Cover.
  6. Remove the Pulp Container by sliding it away from the Motor Base.
  7. Lift off the Strainer Bowl (with the Strainer Basket still inside).
  8. To remove the Strainer Basket, turn the Strainer Bowl upside down, preferably over a sink, and carefully remove it.

For more detailed visuals and instructions, please consult the Hamilton Beach 67702 Big Mouth Juice Extractor User Manual.

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