See.. You have way too many things going on all at once and are mixing them all up without a plan.....
Decide what you want to do.... Then - come up with a plan to do it...
If you want it to clear - Figure out what sort of haze you have and deal with that....
If it's Pectin haze (Cloudy cider from cloudy juice) - then the only thing that will clear that is Pectic enzyme... No matter how many times you rack or curse at it or whatever... Pectic enzyme is the key...
If it's yeast haze - then rack it off good and let it sit A WHILE... If you want it to not turn to vinegar while it sits - you will need to add Sulphite (Campden tablets)... You will see stuff slowly settling to the bottom... DON'T shake it or stir it.. just let it be.... When you see a layer of junk on the bottom - rack it off carefully again. Add more sulphite every 2 rackings to maintain the protection from infections. Patience is your friend... The longer you leave it be - the better it will clear....
If nothing is settling out after you let it be a LONG time - then it's pectin haze... Either get some pectic enzyme or decide you don't care about that and drink it.
Now..
Once it's cleared real good - you can try Jacking it....
Pour some in a bowl and freeze it ONLY till a sheet of ice crystals start forming on the top... Not till it's a solid lump.... Scoop off the ice crystals and freeze again till some more ice crystals form on the top... Lather, rinse, repeat.
Now... Remember that your goal is to remove WATER, but as little of everything else as possible... You are concentrating everything else - for better or worse... You are concentrating everything that tastes icky and bad as well as everything that tastes good too.. and all the sediment, pectin, and trash....
What you will find is that Pectin will react with the Alcohol and the cold - and you will get these little gummy pectin blobs sinking to the bottom.... While it's ice cold and still liquid - you can rack that clumpy mess off and get rid of some of it there.... but you will loose more cider this way too....
This is why it's not worthwhile to do it on any but your BEST quality cider - It takes forever and you magnify all the icky, off, horrible flavors that were there before....
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