1. Place the blender on a flat, dry surface close to the USB outlet. Keep the blender, your hands, the cable and USB-C port completely dry.
2. Use the supplied USB-C cable and an approved general-purpose power supply rated for 100–240 V, with output 5 V, 2 A maximum. Do not use a rapid or higher-wattage charger.
3. Fully unwind the cable. Plug its smaller end into the slot below the Power button on the front of the Motor Base, and its larger end into the approved power supply.
4. Charge fully before first use; allow 60–90 minutes. The six blue LED bars blink, then become solid in clockwise order as charging progresses.
5. Wait until all six LEDs are solid blue: this is the full-charge signal.
6. If using a plug-in USB power supply, switch the power point off and unplug that adaptor first. Then disconnect the USB cable from the supply and Motor Base.
7. To check the remaining charge later, hold Power for two seconds. Recharge when LED 1 flashes red; all LEDs off means no power.

• Charge and store at an ambient temperature of 10°C–40°C; keep away from fire, other heat sources and extreme hot or cold conditions.
• Keep charging away from flammable materials, blankets, clothing and paper. Do not charge or store on beds, sofas, carpet or other combustible or insulating surfaces.
• Keep the USB-C port free of dust and put only the correct charging connector into it.

• Inspect the cable and Motor Base for damage before charging. Do not use a damaged cable or a Motor Base that has been dropped or damaged.
• Route the cable away from walkways, children and pets so it cannot be tripped over, pulled, bitten or chewed.
• Keep connectors clear of walls and other hard surfaces; do not bend the cable sharply or leave it hanging over a table or counter edge.
• Keep the cable away from hot surfaces and do not let it become knotted, tangled or frayed. Do not carry the blender by its cable.
• Grip the plug when disconnecting; never pull the cord.
• Switch off and disconnect the charger before fitting or removing parts, changing accessories or cleaning, and when the blender is not in use.
• Do not open, repair or attempt to replace the rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Ask your local council about battery recycling; never place the Motor Base in household rubbish.

1. Set the blender on a dry, stable surface. Check that the USB-C charging port is dry, clean and undamaged before connecting anything.
2. Use only the Charging Cable and Power Supply supplied with your NutriBullet Flip. Connect the USB-C cable to the charging port on the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid and to that power supply.
3. Charge for at least two hours before first use.
4. Watch the ring while plugged in: flashing red means it needs charging and must not be used to blend; flashing yellow means low charge with several cycles available; flashing green means ready for normal use; solid green means fully charged.
5. Unplug the Power Supply when it is no longer needed; pull on its plug block, never on the cable.

• The solid green light turns off after 12 hours at full charge. An unlit ring after that long does not by itself mean charging failed; press Power to wake the blender.
• You can blend while plugged in, but charging pauses during every blending cycle. Repeated blending can run the battery down even with the cable connected; stop blending and let it charge.

• Do not use rapid chargers, higher-wattage chargers, unapproved power sources or another product’s charger. Do not use the supplied Power Supply to charge another product.
• Do not use a voltage converter or adaptor, generator or inverter. Use the supplied power equipment with the power source specified by the guide.
• If using an automobile lighter port, disconnect the blender before starting the car to avoid a power surge.
• Check that the outlet can handle the total current of all connected devices; do not overload it.
• Charge at 10°C–40°C, away from fire or other heat sources; avoid extreme heat and cold.
• Do not charge on a bed, couch or paper, or around flammable materials.
• Keep water away from the cable, power supply and Motor Base, Blade, and Lid. NEVER submerge the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in water. Do not immerse the cable or power supply or charge in wet conditions.
• If the USB-C port becomes wet during cleaning, pat it dry with a lint-free towel and let it air-dry completely in a well-ventilated place before charging.

• Inspect the cable and Power Supply regularly. Stop using a supply that is damaged, has been dropped or has received a sharp impact.
• Arrange cables so nobody can trip over or pull them; keep them from hanging over a counter and away from children or pets that may bite them.
• Do not wind the cable tightly for storage, bend or crease it during use, or push its connector against a wall or hard surface.
• Keep the cable away from heat; do not allow knots, tangles or fraying, and do not carry the blender by the cable.
• Before cleaning, changing accessories or fitting or removing parts, unplug the blender and leave it undisturbed for 90 seconds until the ring goes out and the blades have stopped.
• Never open, repair or replace the integrated lithium-ion batteries. Arrange proper recycling through your local council rather than household rubbish.

1. Check that your hands, the Motor Base, cable and charging port are dry. Place the blender where the cable can reach its power source without pulling.
2. Use the supplied USB-C cable with a power supply certified for information technology equipment (ITE) rated 5 V, 2 A maximum. The guide specifies 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz input for a compatible supply; never use a rapid or higher-wattage charger.
3. Lift the silicone charge-port cover on the back of the Motor Base. Put the smaller USB-C plug into the hidden port and the larger plug into the approved power source.
4. Fully charge before first use; this can take up to two hours, depending on battery level and charger.
5. Read the four-bar battery indicator: orange flashing LED 1 means charging from 0%; flashing white LED 1 means 0–25%; solid white LED 1 with LED 2 flashing means 25–50%; two solid white LEDs with LED 3 flashing means 50–75%; three solid white LEDs with LED 4 flashing means 75–99%.
6. Wait for all four battery LEDs to be solid white for full charge. Unplug the power supply when not in use, gripping its plug rather than the cable.
7. For a battery check, press Power once to wake the blender and read the battery bar: solid orange LED 1 is low battery; solid red LED 1 means charge is needed; blinking red LED 1 means depleted and unable to operate.

• Wait until battery LED 1 turns white before attempting a cycle while plugged in. The battery can then complete one full blend cycle; charging pauses while the motor runs.

• Choose power equipment suited to your country’s voltage, and check that the outlet’s voltage and frequency match the supply. If unsure about the supply, consult a qualified electrician.
• Do not use a wall charger with a voltage converter or adaptor, or use generators or inverters.
• Disconnect from an automobile lighter port before starting the car to prevent a surge.
• Do not overload a wall outlet, extension lead or power strip; check the rating against the total current of everything connected.
• If the charger has folding AC prongs, fully extend them before plugging it in.
• Charge at 10°C–40°C, away from fire, heaters and extreme heat or cold.
• Keep the charger off beds, couches and paper and away from flammable materials. Never charge or handle the blender in a place that could become wet.
• Keep dust out of the USB-C port and insert only the correct charger into it.
• If the port gets wet, pat it dry with a lint-free towel and allow it to air-dry fully before connecting the charger.

• Inspect the cable, charger and Motor Base regularly. Do not use a damaged cable or charger, or a charger that has been dropped or hit; stop using a damaged or dropped Motor Base.
• Route the cable away from feet and from pets or children; do not let it hang over the counter.
• Do not wrap it too tightly for storage, bend or crease it, or push connectors against hard surfaces.
• Keep the cable away from hot surfaces and prevent knots, tangles and fraying. Do not lift or carry the blender by its charging cable.
• Power off and unplug before assembling, disassembling, changing accessories or cleaning, and when not in use.
• Do not open, repair or try to replace the integrated lithium-ion batteries. Use a local recycling or hazardous-waste service for disposal; never burn the Motor Base or put it into household waste.

1. Make sure the blender and the area underneath and beside it are clean and dry. Do not charge using a damaged cable.
2. Connect the small end of the supplied USB-C cable to the slot below Power on the front of the Motor Base. Connect the large end to a powered USB outlet, such as a USB plug adaptor or computer.
3. Fully charge before first use; this should take under five hours.
4. A red light while plugged in means charging. A blue light while plugged in means the battery is fully charged.
5. Recharge when the red LED flashes for 30 seconds during use; that pattern indicates a low battery.

• Use a charging supply matching the printed USB input rating: 5 V, 2 A, 10 W.
• Inspect the cable and appliance for damage regularly. Do not modify the cable, use a frayed cable, or continue with an appliance that malfunctions or has been dropped or damaged.
• Keep the cable away from hot surfaces and prevent knots and tangles. NEVER submerge the motor base in water or any other liquid. Do not immerse the cable in water or any other liquid.
• Switch the blender off when not in use and before fitting or removing the Cup or cleaning.
• Do not repair the appliance yourself or burn it; use proper lithium-ion product recycling.

1. Check that the USB-C charging port is completely dry, clean and undamaged, and that the supplied cable and power supply are undamaged.
2. Connect only the supplied USB-C Charging Cable and Charging Block to the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid; do not substitute another charger or use a rapid or higher-wattage charger.
3. While plugged in, flashing red means charging is needed and you must not blend; flashing yellow means low charge with several cycles available; flashing green means ready for normal use.
4. Unplug the Power Supply when it is no longer needed, pulling on its plug block rather than the cable.

• Charge at 10°C–40°C, away from fire, extreme heat or cold and flammable materials; do not charge on a bed, couch or paper.
• Keep the cable, Power Supply and Motor Base, Blade, and Lid dry. NEVER submerge the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in water. Never charge in wet conditions or immerse the cable or Power Supply.
• Do not use the Power Supply with a voltage converter or adaptor, generator or inverter; disconnect from an automobile lighter port before starting the car.
• Keep the USB-C port free of dust and moisture; after cleaning, wipe the port dry and let the Motor Base dry upright with the Flip-Top Lid open until the port is completely dry.
• Keep the cable away from heat, sharp bends and walkways; do not tightly wind it, pull the blender by it or allow children or pets to chew it.

The integrated lithium-ion batteries are not replaceable; do not open, repair or attempt to replace them, and use local battery-recycling arrangements rather than household rubbish.