BLACK+DECKER CJ625 Electric Citrus Juicer

Product Overview

The BLACK+DECKER CJ625 is a corded electric citrus juicer designed for extracting juice from oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruit, and similar citrus fruit. Juicing begins when downward pressure is applied to the fruit against the reaming cone. Releasing pressure stops the motor automatically, so the appliance does not require a separate power switch during normal operation.

The CJ625 includes two self-reversing cones for different fruit sizes. The smaller cone is intended for smaller citrus, while the larger cone fits over it for larger fruit. Repeated pressing causes the cone to reverse rotational direction, helping expose different areas of the fruit to the reamer. An adjustable strainer allows the user to control how much pulp passes into the juice container.

The removable container has a documented capacity of 1 liter, or 34 fluid ounces, and includes a handle for pouring. Removable food-contact components can be cleaned on the top rack of a dishwasher, while the powered base must be wiped rather than immersed. A built-in cord wrap and storage cover are included for storage between uses.

Product Information

Identification

Physical

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Common Uses

The CJ625 is intended for household citrus preparation. It can be used when a recipe, beverage, or food preparation requires freshly extracted citrus juice.

• Extracting juice from oranges for beverages or recipes.
• Juicing lemons and limes for cooking, baking, dressings, and beverages.
• Processing grapefruit and other larger citrus fruit with the larger cone.
• Preparing multiple servings of citrus juice in the removable container.
• Separating some pulp from juice through the adjustable strainer.

Maintenance and Care

The appliance should be unplugged before cleaning, disassembly, or storage. The cone and strainer should be rinsed soon after use so dried pulp does not accumulate around their openings.

The storage cover, cones, strainer, and juice container can be washed with warm soapy water or placed on the top rack of a dishwasher. A small bristle brush can be used to remove pulp that remains in the strainer.

The powered base should be wiped with a damp cloth or sponge and must not be immersed in water. All components should be allowed to dry before the juicer is reassembled. The power cord can be wrapped around the base for storage, and the supplied cover can be placed over the assembled unit.

Safety Information

• Use the appliance for household purposes only.
• Do not immerse the base, electrical cord, or plug in water or another liquid.
• Unplug the appliance before installing or removing parts and before cleaning.
• Avoid contact with moving components while the juicer is operating.
• Do not operate the appliance with a damaged cord or plug.
• Do not use the appliance outdoors.
• Keep the electrical cord from hanging over the edge of a counter or table.
• Do not remove the outer housing or attempt internal repairs. The appliance contains no user-serviceable internal parts.
• Use close supervision when the appliance is operated by or near children.

Technical Specifications

Product History

Documentation for the CJ625 dates to at least 2008, when a multilingual use-and-care manual for the model was published by Applica Consumer Products. The same model designation continues to appear in BLACK+DECKER appliance catalogs.

No verified major revision sequence, predecessor model, or designated successor model was identified. Changes in published packaging descriptions should not be treated as confirmed hardware revisions without separate model documentation.

Key Features

• Pressure-activated electric operation without a conventional on-off switch.
• Automatic reversal of the reaming cone between pressing cycles.
• Separate cone sizes for smaller and larger citrus fruit.
• Adjustable pulp-control strainer.
• Removable handled container for collecting and pouring juice.
• Top-rack dishwasher-safe removable components.
• Built-in cord storage on the base.
• Storage cover for protecting the upper components between uses.

Package Contents

• Motorized base
• Removable juice container
• Adjustable pulp-control strainer
• Small self-reversing cone with stirrers
• Large self-reversing cone
• Storage cover
• Use and care documentation

Compatibility

The small cone is intended for smaller citrus fruit, including lemons and similar fruit. The larger cone attaches over the smaller cone and is intended for larger citrus such as grapefruit.

The CJ625 is a citrus-specific appliance rather than a general-purpose centrifugal or masticating juicer. It is not designed for processing whole apples, leafy greens, carrots, or other foods that require grinding or crushing mechanisms.

The 120-volt version uses a polarized electrical plug intended for a compatible polarized household outlet. Electrical requirements can differ between regional versions, so the appliance rating label should be checked before use outside its original market.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the BLACK+DECKER CJ625 start?

Operation begins when firm to moderate pressure is applied to citrus fruit placed on the cone. The motor stops when pressure is fully released.

Why does the cone change direction?

The cone is designed to reverse direction during repeated pressing cycles. This exposes different areas of the fruit to the reaming surface during extraction.

Which cone should be used for lemons or limes?

The smaller cone is intended for smaller citrus. The larger cone fits over the smaller one when processing larger fruit such as grapefruit.

How is the pulp level adjusted?

A control on the strainer changes the amount of pulp allowed to pass into the collected juice. The setting can be adjusted according to the desired pulp level.

Can the entire juicer be placed in a dishwasher?

No. Only the removable components are intended for top-rack dishwasher cleaning. The powered base must remain out of the dishwasher and should be wiped with a damp cloth.

How should pulp trapped in the strainer be removed?

The strainer should be rinsed promptly after use. Fine pulp remaining in its openings can be removed with a small bristle brush.

What are the exact dimensions of the CJ625?

Published dimension figures are inconsistent across available product records. A single dimension set is therefore not presented as a verified specification on this reference page.

What material is the CJ625 made from?

The appliance is primarily constructed from plastic, including the removable container and several food-contact components.

Does the juicer require assembly before use?

Yes. The container locks onto the base, followed by the strainer and the appropriate cone. The large cone attaches over the smaller cone when needed.

How can the correct model be identified?

The appliance and its documentation use the CJ625 model designation. This number is the primary reference when locating instructions or compatible replacement components.

Is there a warranty for the CJ625?

The original use-and-care documentation describes a one-year limited warranty for the United States and Canada. Warranty coverage depends on the applicable documentation, purchase location, and current service terms.

Buying Considerations

The CJ625 is designed specifically for citrus rather than general fruit and vegetable processing. Users comparing juicers should distinguish a citrus reamer from centrifugal, cold-press, or masticating machines because their intended foods and operating methods differ substantially.

The appliance requires downward hand pressure during extraction, although the motor performs the rotating action. Available counter space, access to an electrical outlet, desired pulp level, and expected juice volume are relevant considerations.

The removable components simplify routine cleaning, but pulp can collect inside the strainer openings. Users who juice frequently may need to rinse and brush the strainer soon after each session to prevent residue from drying.

Customer Feedback Summary

This section summarizes recurring themes found in publicly available customer and product-testing feedback. These observations are generalized user experiences and are not verified product specifications.

Positive feedback commonly describes the CJ625 as straightforward to operate, especially because pressing the fruit directly starts the reamer. The two cone sizes, adjustable pulp control, removable container, and relatively simple cleanup are also recurring favorable themes.

Reported limitations include motor noise, variation in juice extraction efficiency, and the need to maintain steady pressure during operation. Some users and independent testers also note that pulp can become lodged in the strainer, requiring additional rinsing or brushing during cleanup.

Feedback on juice yield varies by fruit type, ripeness, pressure, and technique. These differences mean individual results can vary even when the appliance is operating normally.

Related Products

• Other BLACK+DECKER electric citrus juicers.
• Manual citrus reamers with integrated collection containers.
• Lever-operated citrus presses.
• Electric citrus presses with direct-pour spouts.
• General-purpose centrifugal and slow juicers for non-citrus produce.

Last Updated

August 18, 2026