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My MOKKOM vertical juicer clogged while I juiced celery

Regional reference: MOKKOM PT-030A cold press juicer (United States); MOKKOM MK-199 (Hong Kong)

My MOKKOM vertical juicer clogged on celery. Reverse did not shift the pulp, and it partly clogged again after I took it apart, washed it and reassembled it.

A hand holds a wet black-and-clear kitchen appliance part over a sink while shredded green vegetables are rinsed under running water.
A dark green juicer is extracting leafy greens, with shredded pulp dropping into a clear cup and green juice collecting in another cup beside it.
A teal juicer is processing leafy green vegetables, with shredded pulp emerging from its front outlet into a clear container and green juice collecting in a cup beside it.
A teal-and-stainless-steel juicer is processing leafy green vegetables; shredded pulp exits into a clear container while green juice collects in a separate cup.
A hand holds open a circular appliance component coated inside with clumps of pale green residue; a tiled wall and part of the appliance are visible behind it.
A green-and-black juicer contains leafy green pulp beneath its dark central pressing mechanism.
A hand pulls long green celery fibres from inside the wet, transparent juicer chamber, with more pulp caught around the chamber’s inner opening.
A hand holds a black-and-clear kitchen device under running water in a sink, rinsing green pulp from its open compartment. A strainer with green residue and an orange sponge are nearby.
A shopping-app listing screenshot for a teal-and-black MOKKOM slow juicer, shown extracting juice into a glass. The promotional image highlights a ¥569 offer; below it are the ¥699 listed price, product title, specifications, and purchase buttons.

Don’t buy a MOKKOM juicer!

This happened to me firsthand, and I won’t accept any arguments to the contrary. Don’t believe me? Buy one and try it yourself.

After seeing people share their celery-juice check-ins, I was tempted too, so I promptly bought a MOKKOM juicer. I blame myself for not looking at juicer reviews first.

Here’s the point: I washed three stalks of celery—not three bunches. By the time I had juiced one, the pulp outlet was blocked. I tried pulling the pulp out by hand, but it wouldn’t budge, and pressing reverse did nothing. I thought feeding in more celery might push it through, but I was kidding myself: the pulp didn’t move at all. Fine—I took it apart, washed it, put it back together and kept juicing. It clogged again, this time partly. MOKKOM, you’ve opened my eyes. I’m going to ask customer service for a return; if they refuse, I’ll keep complaining until they deal with it. I can’t just sit here feeling upset about it.

Source: 双面人 · Xiaohongshu · 2022-06-08 · 磨客原汁机不要买‼️堵到怀疑人生‼️. Search this Chinese title in Xiaohongshu to find the original post.

Before You Buy

Models in your region

The owner’s photographs and purchase-page screenshot identify a MOKKOM vertical juicer, but they do not show its full model number. The MOKKOM MK-199 listing in Hong Kong and the MOKKOM PT-030A listed in the United States are related products, not verified matches for the machine used here.

Model in this review Related regional model What to know
MOKKOM vertical juicer, full model unknown MOKKOM PT-030A cold press juicer (United States) A related vertical cold-press juicer listed by a US seller, with a 120 V, 150 W supply and hand-wash-only care. It is not a confirmed regional equivalent to the owner’s machine.
MOKKOM vertical juicer, full model unknown MOKKOM MK-199 (Hong Kong) This similar-looking model is listed with a 7.6 cm inlet, 43 rpm, 200 W and 220 V supply. Its product reviews mention celery preparation and outlet blockage; it remains a regional design reference, not an identified source SKU.
Model in this review
MOKKOM vertical juicer, full model unknown
Related regional model
MOKKOM PT-030A cold press juicer (United States)
What to know
A related vertical cold-press juicer listed by a US seller, with a 120 V, 150 W supply and hand-wash-only care. It is not a confirmed regional equivalent to the owner’s machine.
Model in this review
MOKKOM vertical juicer, full model unknown
Related regional model
MOKKOM MK-199 (Hong Kong)
What to know
This similar-looking model is listed with a 7.6 cm inlet, 43 rpm, 200 W and 220 V supply. Its product reviews mention celery preparation and outlet blockage; it remains a regional design reference, not an identified source SKU.

What the celery test establishes

The owner reports that the pulp outlet clogged while juicing the first of three washed celery stalks. Pulling out the residue and using reverse did not clear it; feeding in more celery also failed. After taking the machine apart, washing it and reassembling it, the owner encountered another partial blockage. This is one reported juicing session, not evidence that every unit or celery preparation will clog.

The owner wanted to request a return and said they would complain if refused. The post does not provide a return decision or a diagnosis of the blockage.

Related MOKKOM designs and electrical ratings

The Hong Kong MK-199 retailer page describes a large feed opening, yet some of its translated owner reviews advise chopping celery and kale to avoid blockage at the pulp outlet. That helps explain the preparation question to raise when choosing this kind of vertical juicer. It does not identify the pictured machine as an MK-199.

The US PT-030A listing gives a 120 V, 150 W supply; the Hong Kong MK-199 page gives 220 V, 200 W and a British three-pin plug. Those are different named products and electrical configurations. Match the instructions and return terms to the actual local listing rather than transferring the source owner’s Chinese-market purchase experience.

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