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Why does my NutriBullet make an unusual noise or smell?

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Unusual noise or smell can come from worn detachable parts, an excessive load, long running times or blocked ventilation; some appliances also have a temporary first-use odour. Start with the part condition and operating checks for your model below.

Is the smell burning, or is there an electrical or motor-base fault?

If there is liquid inside or under the motor base, smoke, a burning smell, sparks, an electric shock, or a damaged cord, plug or base, stop using it, unplug it only if it is safe to do so, and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase). For this rechargeable blender, a Motor Base with an odour, excessive heat, swelling or a change of colour or shape also needs this response; stop charging and do not open the battery housing. A leaking Motor Base needs the same response; avoid contact with battery fluid. Do not restart after these signs; the checks below apply only when none of them has occurred.

Before inspecting or cleaning detachable parts, switch off, disconnect external power, wait for movement to stop and let hot parts cool completely. Keep fingers away from cutting edges and do not open the motor housing.

If you use a sealed Cup, keep it closed while it is warm, pressurised or stuck, and never force it open. Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct part for your appliance.

If a check cannot be completed, a part will not fit securely, or the symptom remains after the checks, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

If a step above directs you to our team, or you need help with an unresolved issue in this article, see our warranty article.

NutriBullet Ultra 1200

The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 can smell during its first few uses, while an overfilled Cup strains the motor and can cause both odour and increased noise.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the odour limited to the first few uses?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 guide describes an odour from the Motor Base during the first few uses.
  • Check whether the appliance is new and whether the odour occurs only during those first uses.
  • If the odour starts after several uses, check the fill level below; if it persists with a correct load, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are the ingredients above the Cupโ€™s MAX line?
  • An overfilled NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Cup strains the motor and can cause an odour or increased noise.
  • After the cup is cool and safe to open, remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly; reduce the contents to the MAX line or below.
  • Twist the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed, turn the assembly blade-side down, and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks into place. Check that the ingredients remain below MAX; if the symptom persists with the corrected load, stop.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining or stopping the motor?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 guide describes a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; an excessive load must be corrected before another attempt.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour when the thermal breaker has stopped the motor. Keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until completely cool; this motor cooldown is separate from the shorter pause for consecutive blending cycles.
  • After cooling, remove the Cup, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load; add sufficient liquid and keep ingredients below MAX. Tighten the blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell returns, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Have repeated blending cycles overheated the motor?
  • For the NutriBullet Ultra 1200, do not blend continuously for more than one minute; allow the contents to settle for at least 10โ€“15 minutes after multiple extraction cycles.
  • A continuously flashing Control Panel after repeated cycles calls for unplugging and at least 15 minutes of cooling. If an excessive hard load has tripped the thermal breaker, follow the one-hour cooling step in the ice-and-liquid check.
  • Check the load and clear ventilation before reassembling the cooled appliance; if the symptom continues, leave it off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Rapid Extractor Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • With the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 off and disconnected, wait for all movement to stop and for the Cup to cool completely. Turn the Cup counterclockwise to unlock it, lift it from the Motor Base and unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade while holding the Cup upright.
  • Look over the detached blade assembly and Cup for cracks or visible damage, and check that the blade gasket is present and undamaged. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and do not force a seized blade.
  • A damaged or seized detachable assembly must be replaced with the correct part. Fit a sound Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup and hand-tighten the blade assembly, then lower the inverted Cup assembly onto the base and turn clockwise until it clicks.
  • If the attachment will not lock securely or the unusual sound continues with intact parts, keep the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the blending blade been used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 guide prohibits dry grinding with the blending Extractor Blade because it can damage the motor or blade.
  • After the Cup has stopped and cooled, remove it from the base, unscrew the blade and empty the unsuitable dry ingredients; inspect the detached assembly for visible damage without touching its sharp edges.
  • Do not refit a damaged blade. For the next permitted blending recipe, add the required liquid, tighten the correct blade onto the Cup and lock the assembly on the base; continued unusual noise or smell means the appliance should stay off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Ultra 1200, and wait for the blades to stop. If the sealed Cup feels warm or hot, leave it on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes and longer if it is still warm; do not force it off or try to open it. Do not put the Cup in the fridge or freezer to cool it.
  • Only when the Cup is completely cool, slowly remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body, then use a towel to slowly untwist it from the Rapid Extractor Blade and gently release any remaining pressure.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet 900 Series

Stop using the NutriBullet 900 Series and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet 900 Series is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet 900 Series running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet 900 Series guide requires liquid for blending and warns that crushing ice or hard ingredients without liquid can dull or damage the Extractor Blade.
  • After the stopped Cup is completely cool, lift it off the Motor Base and unscrew the Extractor Blade. Remove an excessive hard-ingredient load; use chilled liquid with suitable ingredients, keeping everything below MAX.
  • Screw the Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed. Turn the assembly upside down, place it on the base, and use the guideโ€™s push-and-twist locking action; check that the Cup is secure before beginning a short blend.
  • Ingredients should move through the blade rather than remain packed around it; if the load still will not blend or the unusual noise or smell remains, stop instead of extending the run.
Are the detachable blade or its seal damaged?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet 900 Series detachable blade before another use, particularly after blending a hard load without liquid.
  • With the base disconnected and the Cup cool, remove the Cup and unscrew the blade assembly; look at the cutting parts and check that the gasket is fully seated without pulling it out.
  • If the seal or blade is damaged, stop using that assembly and replace the complete correct blade assembly. Tighten the replacement onto the Cup before refitting; if the noise or smell persists with intact parts, leave the blender off. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 900 Series. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set (AU and NZ)

A blade that is worn or seized can make the NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set NB9-0807DG (AU and NZ) unusually noisy or strain its motor enough to produce a smell.

Stop using a damaged or malfunctioning blender.

Are the load, run time and air space correct?
  • Unplug the motor base and wait until every moving part has stopped before handling or cleaning it.
  • For extractor-blade blending, add ingredients and liquid without going above the cupโ€™s MAX line.
  • Set the base on a level surface with clear space underneath and around it so air can circulate.
  • Do not run the motor continuously for more than one minute.
Are the Cup tabs damaged?
  • With the NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set NB9-0807DG (AU and NZ) unplugged and stopped, remove the Cup assembly and inspect all three tabs on its side.
  • Stop using the Cup and replace it if a tab is broken, damaged or missing; do not try to force it into the Motor Base.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set NB9-0807DG (AU and NZ). Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Could the blade be worn or seized?
  • A worn or seized blade on the NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set NB9-0807DG (AU and NZ) can cause unusual noise or overwork the motor and cause a smell. Switch off, unplug and let the Cup stop and cool before handling it.
  • Remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly. Check the blade assembly and its seal for damage without touching the cutting edges or removing the seal.
  • If the blade is damaged, loose or seized, stop using the assembly and replace it with the correct complete blade assembly. Do not force a seized blade or keep restarting the blender.
  • For a sound blade, add enough liquid for the ingredients to move through it and keep the combined contents below MAX. If the unusual sound or smell remains after correcting the load, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What if the unusual operation continues? If the blender malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged, stop using it.

NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack (AU and NZ)

A blade that is worn or seized can make the NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack NB9-1107AK (AU and NZ) unusually noisy or strain its motor enough to produce a smell.

Stop using a damaged or malfunctioning blender.

Are the load, run time and air space correct?
  • Unplug the motor base and wait until every moving part has stopped before handling or cleaning it.
  • For extractor-blade blending, add ingredients and liquid without going above the cupโ€™s MAX line.
  • Set the base on a level surface with clear space underneath and around it so air can circulate.
  • Do not run the motor continuously for more than one minute.
Are the Cup tabs damaged?
  • With the NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack NB9-1107AK (AU and NZ) unplugged and stopped, remove the Cup assembly and inspect all three tabs on its side.
  • Stop using the Cup and replace it if a tab is broken, damaged or missing; do not try to force it into the Motor Base.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack NB9-1107AK (AU and NZ). Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Could the blade be worn or seized?
  • A worn or seized blade on the NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack NB9-1107AK (AU and NZ) can cause unusual noise or overwork the motor and cause a smell. Switch off, unplug and let the Cup stop and cool before handling it.
  • Remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly. Check the blade assembly and its seal for damage without touching the cutting edges or removing the seal.
  • If the blade is damaged, loose or seized, stop using the assembly and replace it with the correct complete blade assembly. Do not force a seized blade or keep restarting the blender.
  • For a sound blade, add enough liquid for the ingredients to move through it and keep the combined contents below MAX. If the unusual sound or smell remains after correcting the load, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What if the unusual operation continues? If the blender malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged, stop using it.

NutriBullet 600 Series

Stop using the NutriBullet 600 Series and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet 600 Series is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet 600 Series running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet 600 Series guide requires liquid for blending and warns that crushing ice or hard ingredients without liquid can dull or damage the Extractor Blade.
  • After the stopped Cup is completely cool, lift it off the Motor Base and unscrew the Extractor Blade. Remove an excessive hard-ingredient load; use chilled liquid with suitable ingredients, keeping everything below MAX.
  • Screw the Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed. Turn the assembly upside down, place it on the base, and use the guideโ€™s push-and-twist locking action; check that the Cup is secure before beginning a short blend.
  • Ingredients should move through the blade rather than remain packed around it; if the load still will not blend or the unusual noise or smell remains, stop instead of extending the run.
Are the detachable blade or its seal damaged?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet 600 Series detachable blade before another use, particularly after blending a hard load without liquid.
  • With the base disconnected and the Cup cool, remove the Cup and unscrew the blade assembly; look at the cutting parts and check that the gasket is fully seated without pulling it out.
  • If the seal or blade is damaged, stop using that assembly and replace the complete correct blade assembly. Tighten the replacement onto the Cup before refitting; if the noise or smell persists with intact parts, leave the blender off. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 600 Series. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium

The NutriBullet Ultra 1000 Premium NB07500-1008 can smell during its first few uses, while an overfilled Cup strains the motor and can cause both odour and increased noise.

These checks cover NutriBullet Ultra 1000 Premium, product code NB07500-1008. Check the rating label; for another Ultra 1000 product code, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the odour limited to the first few uses?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium guide describes an odour from the Motor Base during the first few uses.
  • Check whether the appliance is new and whether the odour occurs only during those first uses.
  • If the odour starts after several uses, check the fill level below; if it persists with a correct load, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are the ingredients above the Cupโ€™s MAX line?
  • An overfilled NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium Cup strains the motor and can cause an odour or increased noise.
  • After the cup is cool and safe to open, remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly; reduce the contents to the MAX line or below.
  • Twist the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed, turn the assembly blade-side down, and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks into place. Check that the ingredients remain below MAX; if the symptom persists with the corrected load, stop.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining or stopping the motor?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium guide describes a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; an excessive load must be corrected before another attempt.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour when the thermal breaker has stopped the motor. Keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until completely cool; this motor cooldown is separate from the shorter pause for consecutive blending cycles.
  • After cooling, remove the Cup, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load; add sufficient liquid and keep ingredients below MAX. Tighten the blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell returns, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Have repeated blending cycles overheated the motor?
  • For the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium, do not blend continuously for more than one minute; allow the contents to settle for at least 10โ€“15 minutes after multiple extraction cycles.
  • A continuously flashing Control Panel after repeated cycles calls for unplugging and at least 15 minutes of cooling. If an excessive hard load has tripped the thermal breaker, follow the one-hour cooling step in the ice-and-liquid check.
  • Check the load and clear ventilation before reassembling the cooled appliance; if the symptom continues, leave it off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Rapid Extractor Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • With the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium off and disconnected, wait for all movement to stop and for the Cup to cool completely. Turn the Cup counterclockwise to unlock it, lift it from the Motor Base and unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade while holding the Cup upright.
  • Look over the detached blade assembly and Cup for cracks or visible damage, and check that the blade gasket is present and undamaged. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and do not force a seized blade.
  • A damaged or seized detachable assembly must be replaced with the correct part. Fit a sound Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup and hand-tighten the blade assembly, then lower the inverted Cup assembly onto the base and turn clockwise until it clicks.
  • If the attachment will not lock securely or the unusual sound continues with intact parts, keep the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the blending blade been used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium guide prohibits dry grinding with the blending Extractor Blade because it can damage the motor or blade.
  • After the Cup has stopped and cooled, remove it from the base, unscrew the blade and empty the unsuitable dry ingredients; inspect the detached assembly for visible damage without touching its sharp edges.
  • Do not refit a damaged blade. For the next permitted blending recipe, add the required liquid, tighten the correct blade onto the Cup and lock the assembly on the base; continued unusual noise or smell means the appliance should stay off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium, and wait for the blades to stop. If the sealed Cup feels warm or hot, leave it on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes and longer if it is still warm; do not force it off or try to open it. Do not put the Cup in the fridge or freezer to cool it.
  • Only when the Cup is completely cool, slowly remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body, then use a towel to slowly untwist it from the Rapid Extractor Blade and gently release any remaining pressure.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200

Worn or damaged Cup, Pitcher or blade components can explain increased noise or vibration from the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Are the Cup, Pitcher or blade components worn or damaged?
  • Increasing noise or vibration on the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 can mean that the Cup, Pitcher or blade components need replacing. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
  • Remove the vessel after the motor has stopped; inspect the Cup or Pitcher and blade assembly for cracks, damaged tabs or other visible wear, keeping fingers away from cutting edges.
  • Replace any worn or damaged detachable component with the correct part before further use; if the sound persists, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 guide requires liquid and says not to use the blender as an ice crusher; running a Cup empty or without liquid can damage its blade.
  • When movement has stopped and the vessel is cool, turn it counterclockwise and lift it from the Motor Base. For a Cup, unscrew the Extractor Blade; for the Pitcher, remove its lid. Reduce the load and add liquid without exceeding the marked MAX line.
  • For a Cup, tighten its Extractor Blade before placing the assembly blade-side down on the base. For the Pitcher, fit the lid with its vented cap secured; turn the vessel clockwise on the base to lock it.
  • Do not continue a run if the contents remain stuck or the unusual sound or odour continues after adjusting the load.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the vessel from the Motor Base. For a Cup, hold it upright and unscrew the Extractor Blade; for a cooled Pitcher, remove the lid and leave the fixed blade in place.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object in the Cup or Pitcher. Remove the object without touching the cutting edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200

Stop using the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Do not run more than three one-minute intervals without allowing two to three minutes of cooling after the third extraction.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 guide requires liquid for blending and warns that crushing ice or hard ingredients without liquid can dull or damage the Extractor Blade.
  • After the stopped Cup is completely cool, lift it off the Motor Base and unscrew the Extractor Blade. Remove an excessive hard-ingredient load; use chilled liquid with suitable ingredients, keeping everything below MAX.
  • Screw the Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed. Turn the assembly upside down, place it on the base, and use the guideโ€™s push-and-twist locking action; check that the Cup is secure before beginning a short blend.
  • Ingredients should move through the blade rather than remain packed around it; if the load still will not blend or the unusual noise or smell remains, stop instead of extending the run.
Are the detachable blade or its seal damaged?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 detachable blade before another use, particularly after blending a hard load without liquid.
  • With the base disconnected and the Cup cool, remove the Cup and unscrew the blade assembly; look at the cutting parts and check that the gasket is fully seated without pulling it out.
  • If the seal or blade is damaged, stop using that assembly and replace the complete correct blade assembly. Tighten the replacement onto the Cup before refitting; if the noise or smell persists with intact parts, leave the blender off. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000

Stop using the NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000 and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000 is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000 running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000 guide requires liquid for blending and warns that crushing ice or hard ingredients without liquid can dull or damage the Extractor Blade.
  • After the stopped Cup is completely cool, lift it off the Motor Base and unscrew the Extractor Blade. Remove an excessive hard-ingredient load; use chilled liquid with suitable ingredients, keeping everything below MAX.
  • Tighten the Easy-Twist Extractor Blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down, and turn the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until locked; do not put the blade on the base by itself.
  • Ingredients should move through the blade rather than remain packed around it; if the load still will not blend or the unusual noise or smell remains, stop instead of extending the run.
Are the detachable blade or its seal damaged?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000 detachable blade before another use, particularly after blending a hard load without liquid.
  • With the base disconnected and the Cup cool, remove the Cup and unscrew the blade assembly; look at the cutting parts and check that the gasket is fully seated without pulling it out.
  • If the seal or blade is damaged, stop using that assembly and replace the complete correct blade assembly. Tighten the replacement onto the Cup before refitting; if the noise or smell persists with intact parts, leave the blender off. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet 1000 Series

Stop using the NutriBullet 1000 Series and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What should I do about a new or persistent noise or smell?
  1. Stop using the NutriBullet 1000 Series and keep any suspect detachable part out of use.
  2. Find the product code on the rating label and note when the noise or smell happens.

NutriBullet Turbo 1000

A first-use Motor Base odour or an overfilled Cup can explain an unusual smell from the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 NBT07400-1006AK.

These steps cover product code NBT07400-1006AK. Check the rating label before using them; if the code differs, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the odour limited to the first few uses?
  • The NutriBullet Turbo 1000 guide describes an odour from the Motor Base during the first few uses.
  • Check whether the appliance is new and whether the odour occurs only during those first uses.
  • If the odour starts after several uses, check the fill level below; if it persists with a correct load, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are the ingredients above the Cupโ€™s MAX line?
  • An overfilled NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Cup strains the motor and can cause an odour.
  • After the cup is cool and safe to open, remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly; reduce the contents to the MAX line or below.
  • Twist the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed, turn the assembly blade-side down, and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks into place. Check that the ingredients remain below MAX; if the symptom persists with the corrected load, stop.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining or stopping the motor?
  • The NutriBullet Turbo 1000 guide describes a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; an excessive load must be corrected before another attempt.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour when the thermal breaker has stopped the motor. Keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until completely cool; this motor cooldown is separate from the shorter pause for consecutive blending cycles.
  • After cooling, remove the Cup, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load; add sufficient liquid and keep ingredients below MAX. Tighten the blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell returns, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Have repeated blending cycles overheated the motor?
  • Check how many consecutive cycles the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 has run; repeated blending can trigger its cooling protection.
  • Do not exceed three consecutive 45-second blend cycles in five minutes; after a consecutive-use stop, unplug and cool for at least 20 minutes. If the thermal breaker trips under an excessive hard load, use the one-hour cooling step in the ice-and-liquid check.
  • Check the load and clear ventilation before reassembling the cooled appliance; if the symptom continues, leave it off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Rapid Extractor Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • With the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 off and disconnected, wait for all movement to stop and for the Cup to cool completely. Turn the Cup counterclockwise to unlock it, lift it from the Motor Base and unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade while holding the Cup upright.
  • Look over the detached blade assembly and Cup for cracks or visible damage, and check that the blade gasket is present and undamaged. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and do not force a seized blade.
  • A damaged or seized detachable assembly must be replaced with the correct part. Fit a sound Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup and hand-tighten the blade assembly, then lower the inverted Cup assembly onto the base and turn clockwise until it clicks.
  • If the attachment will not lock securely or the unusual sound continues with intact parts, keep the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the blending blade been used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee?
  • The NutriBullet Turbo 1000 guide prohibits dry grinding with the blending Extractor Blade because it can damage the motor or blade.
  • After the Cup has stopped and cooled, remove it from the base, unscrew the blade and empty the unsuitable dry ingredients; inspect the detached assembly for visible damage without touching its sharp edges.
  • Do not refit a damaged blade. For the next permitted blending recipe, add the required liquid, tighten the correct blade onto the Cup and lock the assembly on the base; continued unusual noise or smell means the appliance should stay off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Turbo 1000, and wait for the blades to stop. If the sealed Cup feels warm or hot, leave it on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes and longer if it is still warm; do not force it off or try to open it.
  • Only when the Cup is completely cool, slowly remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body, then use a towel to slowly untwist it from the Rapid Extractor Blade and gently release any remaining pressure.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack

Stop using the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

These checks cover the 1000 Series Mega Pack with product code N10-1107AK. Check the rating label; for another pack code, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack guide requires liquid for blending and warns that crushing ice or hard ingredients without liquid can dull or damage the Extractor Blade.
  • After the stopped Cup is completely cool, lift it off the Motor Base and unscrew the Extractor Blade. Remove an excessive hard-ingredient load; use chilled liquid with suitable ingredients, keeping everything below MAX.
  • Screw the Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed. Turn the assembly upside down, place it on the base, and use the guideโ€™s push-and-twist locking action; check that the Cup is secure before beginning a short blend.
  • Ingredients should move through the blade rather than remain packed around it; if the load still will not blend or the unusual noise or smell remains, stop instead of extending the run.
Are the detachable blade or its seal damaged?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack detachable blade before another use, particularly after blending a hard load without liquid.
  • With the base disconnected and the Cup cool, remove the Cup and unscrew the blade assembly; look at the cutting parts and check that the gasket is fully seated without pulling it out.
  • If the seal or blade is damaged, stop using that assembly and replace the complete correct blade assembly. Tighten the replacement onto the Cup before refitting; if the noise or smell persists with intact parts, leave the blender off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece

Stop using the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What should I do about a new or persistent noise or smell?
  1. Stop using the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece and keep any suspect detachable part out of use.
  2. Find the product code on the rating label and note when the noise or smell happens.

NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece

Stop using the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What should I do about a new or persistent noise or smell?
  1. Stop using the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece and keep any suspect detachable part out of use.
  2. Find the product code on the rating label and note when the noise or smell happens.

NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200

Stop using the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 guide requires liquid for blending and warns that crushing ice or hard ingredients without liquid can dull or damage the Extractor Blade.
  • After the stopped Cup is completely cool, lift it off the Motor Base and unscrew the Extractor Blade. Remove an excessive hard-ingredient load; use chilled liquid with suitable ingredients, keeping everything below MAX.
  • Tighten the Easy-Twist Extractor Blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down, and turn the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until locked; do not put the blade on the base by itself.
  • Ingredients should move through the blade rather than remain packed around it; if the load still will not blend or the unusual noise or smell remains, stop instead of extending the run.
Are the detachable blade or its seal damaged?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 detachable blade before another use, particularly after blending a hard load without liquid.
  • With the base disconnected and the Cup cool, remove the Cup and unscrew the blade assembly; look at the cutting parts and check that the gasket is fully seated without pulling it out.
  • If the seal or blade is damaged, stop using that assembly and replace the complete correct blade assembly. Tighten the replacement onto the Cup before refitting; if the noise or smell persists with intact parts, leave the blender off. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece

Stop using the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece guide requires liquid for blending and warns that crushing ice or hard ingredients without liquid can dull or damage the Extractor Blade.
  • After the stopped Cup is completely cool, lift it off the Motor Base and unscrew the Extractor Blade. Remove an excessive hard-ingredient load; use chilled liquid with suitable ingredients, keeping everything below MAX.
  • Screw the Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed. Turn the assembly upside down, place it on the base, and use the guideโ€™s push-and-twist locking action; check that the Cup is secure before beginning a short blend.
  • Ingredients should move through the blade rather than remain packed around it; if the load still will not blend or the unusual noise or smell remains, stop instead of extending the run.
Are the detachable blade or its seal damaged?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece detachable blade before another use, particularly after blending a hard load without liquid.
  • With the base disconnected and the Cup cool, remove the Cup and unscrew the blade assembly; look at the cutting parts and check that the gasket is fully seated without pulling it out.
  • If the seal or blade is damaged, stop using that assembly and replace the complete correct blade assembly. Tighten the replacement onto the Cup before refitting; if the noise or smell persists with intact parts, leave the blender off. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet 1000 Essentials McLaren

Stop using the NutriBullet 1000 Essentials McLaren and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Could a utensil, damaged cup or worn blade be causing the sound?
  • Switch off, unplug, wait for all movement to stop, and let a warm sealed cup cool completely before opening it carefully away from your body.
  • Remove spoons or other foreign objects before blending. Keep fingers away from blade edges.
  • Check the cup and all three side tabs for cracks, crazing, breaks or rounding. Replace a damaged cup or one with a missing tab before use. Inspect the extractor blade and use only the correct approved replacement for this model.
  • Replace a loose or damaged extractor blade with the correct replacement before further use. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Is the blend dry, very hard, overfilled, or running too long?
  • Use cool or refrigerated ingredients and liquid at 21ยฐC or below. Add liquid, never run the extractor with an empty cup, and keep all ingredients and liquid at or below the MAX line.
  • Do not use this appliance as an ice crusher or process ice or other hard items without liquid; that can dull or damage the blades. Use frozen fruit with chilled liquid for a cold smoothie.
  • Blend for no more than one minute continuously. Before another cycle, let the contents settle for 2โ€“3 minutes, check the cup is no longer warm, carefully open it away from your body to release pressure, and reseal it. Wait longer if it is still warm.
Has the motor stopped or become hot during use?
  • Keep unobstructed space beneath and around the base and keep its ventilation openings clear of dust, lint, towels, paper and other coverings.
  • For a stopped motor without damage, an electrical warning or another sign of malfunction, unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. This is a motor reset, not a warm-cup opening time. If the abnormal sound or smell remains, discontinue use and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What if the noise or smell continues? Leave the NutriBullet 1000 Essentials McLaren off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet 700 Series

Stop using the NutriBullet 700 Series and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet 700 Series is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining or stopping the motor?
  • The NutriBullet 700 Series guide describes a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; an excessive load must be corrected before another attempt.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour when the thermal breaker has stopped the motor. Keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until completely cool; this motor cooldown is separate from the shorter pause for consecutive blending cycles.
  • After cooling, remove the Cup, unscrew the Extractor Blade and reduce the load; add sufficient liquid and keep ingredients below MAX. Tighten the blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down and gently push and twist it on the base to lock it.
  • If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell returns, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet 700 Series running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Allow at least one minute between one-minute blending cycles; let a warm Cup cool completely before opening.
  • If the motor stops unexpectedly, unplug the Motor Base and let it cool for one hour so its thermal breaker can reset. Check the load and ventilation before another use; if the unusual sound or smell returns, leave the blender off.
Is the Extractor Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • With the NutriBullet 700 Series disconnected and the Cup completely cool, gently push and untwist the Cup counterclockwise to release it from the Motor Base; lift off the assembly and unscrew the Extractor Blade from the upright Cup.
  • Inspect the detached Extractor Blade for damage and check that its gasket is present and sound; do not touch the cutting edges or try to force a blade that appears seized.
  • Replace a damaged or seized blade assembly with the correct part before further blending. Hand-tighten the sound Extractor Blade onto the Cup, invert the assembly and gently push and twist it onto the base to lock.
  • The Cup must be secure and the blade assembly intact before another use; persistent unusual sound or smell means the blender should remain off.
Has the blending blade been used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee?
  • The NutriBullet 700 Series guide prohibits dry grinding with the blending Extractor Blade because it can damage the motor or blade.
  • After the Cup has stopped and cooled, remove it from the base, unscrew the blade and empty the unsuitable dry ingredients; inspect the detached assembly for visible damage without touching its sharp edges.
  • Do not refit a damaged blade. For the next permitted blending recipe, add the required liquid, tighten the correct blade onto the Cup and lock the assembly on the base; continued unusual noise or smell means the appliance should stay off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 700 Series. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base, hold the Cup upright and unscrew the blade assembly.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher

Stop using the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher guide requires liquid and says not to use the blender as an ice crusher; running a Cup empty or without liquid can damage its blade.
  • When movement has stopped and the vessel is cool, turn it counterclockwise and lift it from the Motor Base. For a Cup, unscrew the Extractor Blade; for the Pitcher, remove its lid. Reduce the load and add liquid without exceeding the marked MAX line.
  • For a Cup, tighten its Extractor Blade before placing the assembly blade-side down on the base. For the Pitcher, fit the lid with its vented cap secured; turn the vessel clockwise on the base to lock it.
  • Do not continue a run if the contents remain stuck or the unusual sound or odour continues after adjusting the load.
Is the detachable blade worn or seized, or is its seal damaged?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher detachable blade before another use, particularly after blending a hard load without liquid.
  • With the base disconnected and the Cup cool, remove the Cup and unscrew the blade assembly; look at the cutting parts and check that the gasket is fully seated without pulling it out.
  • If the seal or blade is damaged, worn or seized, stop using that assembly and replace the complete correct blade assembly. Do not force a seized blade or keep restarting the blender. Tighten the replacement onto the Cup before refitting; if the noise or smell persists with intact parts, leave the blender off. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher. Wait until the blades stop and let a warm or pressurised sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
  • Remove the vessel from the Motor Base. For a Cup, hold it upright and unscrew the Extractor Blade; for a cooled Pitcher, remove the lid and leave the fixed blade in place.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object in the Cup or Pitcher. Remove the object without touching the cutting edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black

Stop using the NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What should I do about a new or persistent noise or smell?
  1. Stop using the NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black and keep any suspect detachable part out of use.
  2. Find the product code on the rating label and note when the noise or smell happens.

NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit

Stop using the NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What should I do about a new or persistent noise or smell?
  1. Stop using the NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit and keep any suspect detachable part out of use.
  2. Find the product code on the rating label and note when the noise or smell happens.

NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack

For the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack, an odour can come from a new motor base or an overfilled cup; overfilling can also increase noise.

These checks cover NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren, product code NB07500-1206GO-MC. For the Club Pack NB07500-1214S or another product code, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the odour limited to the first few uses?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack guide describes an odour from the Motor Base during the first few uses.
  • Check whether the appliance is new and whether the odour occurs only during those first uses.
  • If the odour starts after several uses, check the fill level below; if it persists with a correct load, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are the ingredients above the Cupโ€™s MAX line?
  • An overfilled NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack Cup strains the motor and can cause an odour or increased noise.
  • After the cup is cool and safe to open, remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly; reduce the contents to the MAX line or below.
  • Twist the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed, turn the assembly blade-side down, and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks into place. Check that the ingredients remain below MAX; if the symptom persists with the corrected load, stop.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining or stopping the motor?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack guide describes a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; an excessive load must be corrected before another attempt.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour when the thermal breaker has stopped the motor. Keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until completely cool; this motor cooldown is separate from the shorter pause for consecutive blending cycles.
  • After cooling, remove the Cup, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load; add sufficient liquid and keep ingredients below MAX. Tighten the blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell returns, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Have repeated blending cycles overheated the motor?
  • For the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack, do not blend continuously for more than one minute; allow the contents to settle for at least 10โ€“15 minutes after multiple extraction cycles.
  • A continuously flashing Control Panel after repeated cycles calls for unplugging and at least 15 minutes of cooling. If an excessive hard load has tripped the thermal breaker, follow the one-hour cooling step in the ice-and-liquid check.
  • Check the load and clear ventilation before reassembling the cooled appliance; if the symptom continues, leave it off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Rapid Extractor Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • With the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack off and disconnected, wait for all movement to stop and for the Cup to cool completely. Turn the Cup counterclockwise to unlock it, lift it from the Motor Base and unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade while holding the Cup upright.
  • Look over the detached blade assembly and Cup for cracks or visible damage, and check that the blade gasket is present and undamaged. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and do not force a seized blade.
  • A damaged or seized detachable assembly must be replaced with the correct part. Fit a sound Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup and hand-tighten the blade assembly, then lower the inverted Cup assembly onto the base and turn clockwise until it clicks.
  • If the attachment will not lock securely or the unusual sound continues with intact parts, keep the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the blending blade been used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack guide prohibits dry grinding with the blending Extractor Blade because it can damage the motor or blade.
  • After the Cup has stopped and cooled, remove it from the base, unscrew the blade and empty the unsuitable dry ingredients; inspect the detached assembly for visible damage without touching its sharp edges.
  • Do not refit a damaged blade. For the next permitted blending recipe, add the required liquid, tighten the correct blade onto the Cup and lock the assembly on the base; continued unusual noise or smell means the appliance should stay off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack, and wait for the blades to stop. If the sealed Cup feels warm or hot, leave it on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes and longer if it is still warm; do not force it off or try to open it. Do not put the Cup in the fridge or freezer to cool it.
  • Only when the Cup is completely cool, slowly remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body, then use a towel to slowly untwist it from the Rapid Extractor Blade and gently release any remaining pressure.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium

The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium can smell during its first few uses, while an overfilled Cup strains the motor and can cause both odour and increased noise.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the odour limited to the first few uses?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium guide describes an odour from the Motor Base during the first few uses.
  • Check whether the appliance is new and whether the odour occurs only during those first uses.
  • If the odour starts after several uses, check the fill level below; if it persists with a correct load, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are the ingredients above the Cupโ€™s MAX line?
  • An overfilled NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium Cup strains the motor and can cause an odour or increased noise.
  • After the cup is cool and safe to open, remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly; reduce the contents to the MAX line or below.
  • Twist the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed, turn the assembly blade-side down, and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks into place. Check that the ingredients remain below MAX; if the symptom persists with the corrected load, stop.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining or stopping the motor?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium guide describes a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; an excessive load must be corrected before another attempt.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour when the thermal breaker has stopped the motor. Keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until completely cool; this motor cooldown is separate from the shorter pause for consecutive blending cycles.
  • After cooling, remove the Cup, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load; add sufficient liquid and keep ingredients below MAX. Tighten the blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell returns, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Have repeated blending cycles overheated the motor?
  • For the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium, do not blend continuously for more than one minute; allow the contents to settle for at least 10โ€“15 minutes after multiple extraction cycles.
  • A continuously flashing Control Panel after repeated cycles calls for unplugging and at least 15 minutes of cooling. If an excessive hard load has tripped the thermal breaker, follow the one-hour cooling step in the ice-and-liquid check.
  • Check the load and clear ventilation before reassembling the cooled appliance; if the symptom continues, leave it off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Rapid Extractor Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • With the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium off and disconnected, wait for all movement to stop and for the Cup to cool completely. Turn the Cup counterclockwise to unlock it, lift it from the Motor Base and unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade while holding the Cup upright.
  • Look over the detached blade assembly and Cup for cracks or visible damage, and check that the blade gasket is present and undamaged. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and do not force a seized blade.
  • A damaged or seized detachable assembly must be replaced with the correct part. Fit a sound Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup and hand-tighten the blade assembly, then lower the inverted Cup assembly onto the base and turn clockwise until it clicks.
  • If the attachment will not lock securely or the unusual sound continues with intact parts, keep the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the blending blade been used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium guide prohibits dry grinding with the blending Extractor Blade because it can damage the motor or blade.
  • After the Cup has stopped and cooled, remove it from the base, unscrew the blade and empty the unsuitable dry ingredients; inspect the detached assembly for visible damage without touching its sharp edges.
  • Do not refit a damaged blade. For the next permitted blending recipe, add the required liquid, tighten the correct blade onto the Cup and lock the assembly on the base; continued unusual noise or smell means the appliance should stay off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium, and wait for the blades to stop. If the sealed Cup feels warm or hot, leave it on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes and longer if it is still warm; do not force it off or try to open it. Do not put the Cup in the fridge or freezer to cool it.
  • Only when the Cup is completely cool, slowly remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body, then use a towel to slowly untwist it from the Rapid Extractor Blade and gently release any remaining pressure.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Triple Prep System

Stop using the NutriBullet Triple Prep System and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Triple Prep System is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining the blade?
  • Check the NutriBullet Triple Prep System load: excess ice or hard ingredients can obstruct the blade, so check the load before another blending attempt.
  • With the vessel safe to open, reduce an excessive load and use sufficient liquid for blending; do not force the blade through a solid mass of ice.
  • Refit the correct blade and vessel securely before blending again; if the ingredients still cannot circulate, end the attempt rather than extending the run.
Is an excessive ingredient load overheating the motor?
  • An overloaded NutriBullet Triple Prep System vessel can stop its blade or disc and trip the motorโ€™s thermal breaker; reduce the contents in the attachment that was being used.
  • For the cool Blending Pitcher, wait for the blade to stop, twist the Pitcher counterclockwise and lift it off the disconnected Motor Base. Remove the Lid, reduce the load below MAX and add sufficient liquid for blending.
  • Press the Pitcher Lid firmly into place and press and twist the Lid Cap to lock it. Put the Pitcher onto the unplugged Motor Base and turn it clockwise until it clicks; use the separate Cup and Work Bowl checks for those attachments.
  • A thermal-breaker stop requires one hour with the Motor Base unplugged. If the unusual noise or smell continues after correcting the load, stop instead of repeatedly restarting.
Are dry ingredients being used in an attachment that is not intended for them?
  • Dry grinding in the wrong NutriBullet Triple Prep System attachment can overheat the motor or damage the cutting parts.
  • Remove the unsuitable load after the appliance has stopped; do not use the blending or processing attachment to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
  • Use only ingredients and attachments allowed by the matching guide; inspect any affected detachable cutting part before further use.
Is excessive feeding straining the Work Bowl attachment?
  • Overloading the NutriBullet Triple Prep System Feed Chute or forcing the Food Pusher can overheat the motor or damage the Work Bowl.
  • Switch off and unplug, wait for all blades or discs to stop, then remove the Work Bowl Lid and clear the trapped food using a scraper or spatula while the attachment is off.
  • Keep processed food within the Work Bowl maximum line and reassemble the selected attachment securely. Start the processor before adding food, then use the Dual-Size Food Pusher and wait for each portion to move naturally before adding more.
  • If the clear attachment still cannot process a suitable load without unusual sound or smell, stop the attempt.
Has the Single-Serve Cup been blending continuously or in repeated cycles?
  • For the NutriBullet Triple Prep System Single-Serve Cup, blending longer than one minute heats and pressurises the contents; stop at that limit.
  • Let the Cup contents settle for at least 10โ€“15 minutes before another cycle. If the Cup feels warm, leave it unopened for at least 30 minutes and longer until completely cool.
  • Resume only with a suitable Cup load and a fully cooled vessel; if the unusual noise or smell remains, leave the appliance off.
Are the Cup or Pitcher blades damaged or unable to move freely?
  • For the NutriBullet Triple Prep System, stop the motor and disconnect power before inspecting either blending vessel; keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until it is completely cool.
  • Unlock the cool Cup counterclockwise and lift it from the base; hold the Cup upright and unscrew its Extractor Blade. Check for a damaged or missing gasket, damaged blade or visible wear without touching the cutting edges or forcing a seized blade.
  • For the Pitcher, turn it counterclockwise to release it from the base, remove the Lid and inspect the blade without putting your hand inside. A damaged vessel or blade assembly must stay out of use until replaced with the correct compatible part. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
  • For the Cup, hand-tighten the Extractor Blade onto the Cup, invert the closed assembly and turn it clockwise on the base to lock. For the Pitcher, follow the complete lid-and-base refitting steps in the excessive-load check above.
  • If sound parts will not seat firmly or the changed noise continues after correct assembly, leave the appliance off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the blending vessel?
  • Switch off the NutriBullet Triple Prep System, unplug it and wait for all blades to stop. If the Cup feels warm, leave it where it is on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes without handling or opening it. Wait longer if it is still warm; never force it open.
  • Once completely cool, turn the vessel counterclockwise and lift it off the Motor Base. For a Cup, point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly unscrew the Extractor Blade, releasing residual pressure; for the Pitcher, remove its Lid.
  • Check for a spoon, utensil or other non-food object. Remove a loose object without touching the cutting edges or reaching into the Pitcher blade area; if it is trapped or cannot be removed safely, leave the vessel out of use.
  • Inspect the vessel and blade for cracks, damage or wear. Replace a damaged detachable part before reassembling; do not force a seized blade or run the motor to dislodge the object.
  • For a sound Cup, tighten its blade before inverting and locking it clockwise on the base. For a sound Pitcher, refit its Lid and cap securely, then turn the Pitcher clockwise on the base to lock. Stop if the noise or smell returns.

NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200

On the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 NBF07500-1210DG, worn Cup, Pitcher or blade components can explain increasing noise or vibration.

Use these instructions for Blender Combo 1200 product code NBF07500-1210DG. For the Blender Combo 1200 pack NBF07500-12C or a different code, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Are the Cup, Pitcher or blade components worn or damaged?
  • Increasing noise or vibration on the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 can mean that the Cup, Pitcher or blades need replacing. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand). Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
  • Remove the stopped vessel and visually inspect its tabs, walls and blade assembly for damage; keep fingers away from the cutting edges.
  • Replace a worn or damaged detachable part before use; if the sound continues with sound parts, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 guide requires liquid and says not to use the blender as an ice crusher; running a Cup empty or without liquid can damage its blade.
  • When movement has stopped and the vessel is cool, turn it counterclockwise and lift it from the Motor Base. For a Cup, unscrew the Extractor Blade; for the Pitcher, remove its lid. Reduce the load and add liquid without exceeding the marked MAX line.
  • For a Cup, tighten its Extractor Blade before placing the assembly blade-side down on the base. For the Pitcher, fit the lid with its vented cap secured; turn the vessel clockwise on the base to lock it.
  • Do not continue a run if the contents remain stuck or the unusual sound or odour continues after adjusting the load.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the blending vessel?
  • Switch off the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200, unplug it and wait for all blades to stop. Let hot contents cool completely; leave a warm, pressurised or stuck sealed Cup closed until cool and do not force it.
  • Turn the cooled vessel counterclockwise and lift it off the Motor Base. For a Cup, hold it upright and unscrew the Extractor Blade; for the Pitcher, remove its Lid.
  • Check for a spoon, utensil or other non-food object. Remove a loose object without touching the cutting edges or reaching into the Pitcher blade area; if it is trapped or cannot be removed safely, leave the vessel out of use.
  • Inspect the vessel and blade for cracks, damage or wear. Replace a damaged detachable part before reassembling; do not force a seized blade or run the motor to dislodge the object.
  • For a sound Cup, tighten its blade before inverting and locking it clockwise on the base. For a sound Pitcher, refit its Lid and cap securely, then turn the Pitcher clockwise on the base to lock. Stop if the noise or smell returns.

NutriBullet SmartSense Blender

Stop using the NutriBullet SmartSense Blender and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are frozen-solid ingredients or too little liquid preventing smooth blending?
  • Press the solid circle to stop the NutriBullet SmartSense Blender, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop before adjusting ingredients.
  • For an auto-cycle recipe, use enough liquid to cover all solid ingredients.
  • Reattach the Pitcher securely before use. A flat line on the display with Blend and Pulse unavailable means that the Pitcher needs to be reattached.
  • If the unusual noise or smell remains with a suitable load, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo

Worn or damaged Cup, Pitcher or blade components can explain increased noise or vibration from the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Are the Cup, Pitcher or blade components worn or damaged?
  • Increasing noise or vibration on the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo can mean that the Cup, Pitcher or blade components need replacing. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand). Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
  • Remove the vessel after the motor has stopped; inspect the Cup or Pitcher and blade assembly for cracks, damaged tabs or other visible wear, keeping fingers away from cutting edges.
  • Replace any worn or damaged detachable component with the correct part before further use; if the sound persists, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo guide requires liquid and says not to use the blender as an ice crusher; running a Cup empty or without liquid can damage its blade.
  • When movement has stopped and the vessel is cool, turn it counterclockwise and lift it from the Motor Base. For a Cup, unscrew the Extractor Blade; for the Pitcher, remove its lid. Reduce the load and add liquid without exceeding the marked MAX line.
  • For a Cup, tighten its Extractor Blade before placing the assembly blade-side down on the base. For the Pitcher, fit the lid with its vented cap secured; turn the vessel clockwise on the base to lock it.
  • Do not continue a run if the contents remain stuck or the unusual sound or odour continues after adjusting the load.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the blending vessel?
  • Switch off the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo, unplug it and wait for all blades to stop. Let hot contents cool completely; leave a warm, pressurised or stuck sealed Cup closed until cool and do not force it.
  • Turn the cooled vessel counterclockwise and lift it off the Motor Base. For a Cup, hold it upright and unscrew the Extractor Blade; for the Pitcher, remove its Lid.
  • Check for a spoon, utensil or other non-food object. Remove a loose object without touching the cutting edges or reaching into the Pitcher blade area; if it is trapped or cannot be removed safely, leave the vessel out of use.
  • Inspect the vessel and blade for cracks, damage or wear. Replace a damaged detachable part before reassembling; do not force a seized blade or run the motor to dislodge the object.
  • For a sound Cup, tighten its blade before inverting and locking it clockwise on the base. For a sound Pitcher, refit its Lid and cap securely, then turn the Pitcher clockwise on the base to lock. Stop if the noise or smell returns.

NutriBullet Power Core Blender

Stop using the NutriBullet Power Core Blender and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Power Core Blender is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining the blade?
  • Check the NutriBullet Power Core Blender load: excess ice or hard ingredients can obstruct the blade, so check the load before another blending attempt.
  • With the vessel safe to open, reduce an excessive load and use sufficient liquid for blending; do not force the blade through a solid mass of ice.
  • Refit the correct blade and vessel securely before blending again; if the ingredients still cannot circulate, end the attempt rather than extending the run.
Is an excessive ingredient load overheating the motor?
  • The NutriBullet Power Core Blender motor can stop if the Pitcher is overloaded; check the fill level and whether the mixture has stopped moving.
  • Stop, unplug and wait until the blade is still. Lift the Pitcher off the base, remove the Lid and reduce the load below MAX; loosen stuck ingredients with a silicone spatula or wooden spoon, avoid blade contact and remove the utensil before refitting. Add liquid if ingredients keep sticking.
  • Attach the Lid and vented cap with the rear loop opposite the spout aligned to the handle. Lower the Pitcher straight down, matching its studs to the base grooves; a click confirms it is seated.
  • If overload has tripped the thermal breaker, leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour. If the corrected load still will not circulate or the unusual sound or smell remains, end the attempt.
Are dry ingredients being used in an attachment that is not intended for them?
  • Dry grinding in the wrong NutriBullet Power Core Blender attachment can overheat the motor or damage the cutting parts.
  • Remove the unsuitable load after the appliance has stopped; do not use the blending or processing attachment to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
  • Use only ingredients and attachments allowed by the matching guide; inspect any affected detachable cutting part before further use.
Have blending cycles exceeded the guideโ€™s time limit?
  • For the NutriBullet Power Core Blender, stop blending before a continuous run exceeds one minute.
  • Do not run consecutive cycles that exceed one minute total.
  • If the sound or smell remains after correcting the running time and load, leave the appliance unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Blending Pitcher damaged, or do its blades fail to turn smoothly?
  • With the NutriBullet Power Core Blender switched off and unplugged, lift the Blending Pitcher off the Motor Base after the blades have stopped; inspect the Pitcher for cracks, cloudiness or other damage and keep fingers away from the blade edges.
  • Stop using a damaged Blending Pitcher or one whose blades do not turn smoothly; replace the complete Blending Pitcher with the correct part rather than trying to remove or force its blades. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
  • For a sound replacement Pitcher, seat it straight down on the Motor Base with the grooves and studs aligned, then fit the Pitcher Lid and Lid Cap securely. If it cannot seat firmly, leave it off the base.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the blending vessel?
  • Switch off the NutriBullet Power Core Blender, unplug it and wait for all blades to stop. Let hot contents cool completely.
  • Lift the Blending Pitcher straight off the Motor Base and remove its Lid. Check for a spoon, utensil or other non-food object; do not reach into the blade area.
  • Remove a loose object only while keeping clear of the cutting edges. If it is trapped against the blade or cannot be removed safely, leave the Pitcher out of use.
  • Inspect the Pitcher and blade for damage. Replace the complete Pitcher if it is cracked or its blades are damaged or do not turn smoothly; never force or dismantle the blades. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
  • For an undamaged Pitcher, refit its Lid and vented cap, align the grooves and studs, then lower it straight onto the base until seated. Stop if the unusual noise or smell returns.

NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000

Stop using the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 and unplug it only if safe before checking the blade, liquid level, running time and ventilation. If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks or liquid inside the motor base, leave the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); disconnect power only if it is safe.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • Check the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 running time; the guide warns against running the motor continuously for more than one minute.
  • Stop the blending or processing cycle at that limit instead of repeatedly running a thick mixture to finish it.
  • If the motor has stopped unexpectedly without the fault signs described above, leave the base unplugged for at least 15 minutes; correct the load and keep the vents clear before another use. If the sound or smell returns, end the attempt.
Is the blade being used without enough liquid or against an unsuitable hard load?
  • The NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 guide requires liquid and says not to use the blender as an ice crusher; running a Cup empty or without liquid can damage its blade.
  • When movement has stopped and the vessel is cool, turn it counterclockwise and lift it from the Motor Base. For a Cup, unscrew the Extractor Blade; for the Pitcher, remove its lid. Reduce the load and add liquid without exceeding the marked MAX line.
  • For a Cup, tighten its Extractor Blade before placing the assembly blade-side down on the base. For the Pitcher, fit the lid with its vented cap secured; turn the vessel clockwise on the base to lock it.
  • Do not continue a run if the contents remain stuck or the unusual sound or odour continues after adjusting the load.
Is the detachable blade seized, damaged or loose, or is its seal displaced?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 detachable blade before another use, particularly after blending a hard load without liquid.
  • With the base disconnected and the Cup cool, remove the Cup and unscrew the blade assembly; look at the cutting parts and check that the gasket is fully seated without pulling it out.
  • If the blade is seized or damaged, or its seal is loose, damaged or missing, stop using that assembly and replace the complete correct blade assembly. Do not force it or repeatedly run the motor to test it. Tighten a sound replacement onto the Cup before refitting; if the noise or smell persists, leave the blender off. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the blending vessel?
  • Switch off the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000, unplug it and wait for all blades to stop. Let hot contents cool completely; leave a warm, pressurised or stuck sealed Cup closed until cool and do not force it.
  • Turn the cooled vessel counterclockwise and lift it off the Motor Base. For a Cup, hold it upright and unscrew the Extractor Blade; for the Pitcher, remove its Lid.
  • Check for a spoon, utensil or other non-food object. Remove a loose object without touching the cutting edges or reaching into the Pitcher blade area; if it is trapped or cannot be removed safely, leave the vessel out of use.
  • Inspect the vessel and blade for cracks, damage or wear. Replace a damaged detachable part before reassembling; do not force a seized blade or run the motor to dislodge the object.
  • For a sound Cup, tighten its blade before inverting and locking it clockwise on the base. For a sound Pitcher, refit its Lid and cap securely, then turn the Pitcher clockwise on the base to lock. Stop if the noise or smell returns.

NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo

Stop using the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining the blade?
  • Check the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo load: excess ice or hard ingredients can obstruct the blade, so check the load before another blending attempt.
  • With the vessel safe to open, reduce an excessive load and use sufficient liquid for blending; do not force the blade through a solid mass of ice.
  • Refit the correct blade and vessel securely before blending again; if the ingredients still cannot circulate, end the attempt rather than extending the run.
Is an excessive ingredient load overheating the motor?
  • An overloaded NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo Cup or Pitcher can stop its blade and overheat the motor; check the affected vessel before another use.
  • After stopping and unplugging, wait for the blade to be still and the contents to cool. Turn the vessel counterclockwise to lift it from the base; remove the Pitcher Lid or unscrew the Cupโ€™s Extractor Blade and reduce the contents below MAX.
  • For the Pitcher, align the Lid interlock with the opening on top of the handle and press down. Point the handle toward the Control Panel, then turn the Pitcher clockwise until it clicks. For the Cup, tighten its blade and turn the inverted assembly clockwise on the base.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour if its thermal breaker has stopped the motor; if the symptom returns with a corrected load and secure attachment, leave the appliance off.
Are dry ingredients being used in an attachment that is not intended for them?
  • Dry grinding in the wrong NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo attachment can overheat the motor or damage the cutting parts.
  • Remove the unsuitable load after the appliance has stopped; do not use the blending or processing attachment to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
  • Use only ingredients and attachments allowed by the matching guide; inspect any affected detachable cutting part before further use.
Has the Single-Serve Cup been blended for longer than one minute?
  • When using the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo Single-Serve Cup, stop before a blending cycle exceeds one minute; do not run consecutive Cup cycles.
  • Let the Cup contents settle for at least 10โ€“15 minutes before another cycle, and leave a Cup that feels warm or pressurised closed until completely cool.
  • If the sound or smell remains after correcting the running time and load, leave the appliance unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are the Cup or Pitcher blades damaged or unable to move freely?
  • For the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo, stop the motor and disconnect power before inspecting either blending vessel; keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until it is completely cool.
  • Unlock the cool Cup counterclockwise and lift it from the base; hold the Cup upright and unscrew its Extractor Blade. Check for a damaged or missing gasket, damaged blade or visible wear without touching the cutting edges or forcing a seized blade.
  • For the Pitcher, turn it counterclockwise to release it from the base, remove the Lid and inspect the blade without putting your hand inside. A damaged vessel or blade assembly must stay out of use until replaced with the correct compatible part.
  • For the Cup, hand-tighten the Extractor Blade onto the Cup, invert the closed assembly and turn it clockwise on the base to lock. For the Pitcher, follow the complete lid-and-base refitting steps in the excessive-load check above.
  • If sound parts will not seat firmly or the changed noise continues after correct assembly, leave the appliance off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the blending vessel?
  • Switch off the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo, unplug it and wait for all blades to stop. If the Cup feels warm, leave it where it is on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes without handling or opening it. Wait longer if it is still warm; never force it open.
  • Once completely cool, turn the vessel counterclockwise and lift it off the Motor Base. For a Cup, point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly unscrew the Extractor Blade, releasing residual pressure; for the Pitcher, remove its Lid.
  • Check for a spoon, utensil or other non-food object. Remove a loose object without touching the cutting edges or reaching into the Pitcher blade area; if it is trapped or cannot be removed safely, leave the vessel out of use.
  • Inspect the vessel and blade for cracks, damage or wear. Replace a damaged detachable part before reassembling; do not force a seized blade or run the motor to dislodge the object.
  • For a sound Cup, tighten its blade before inverting and locking it clockwise on the base. For a sound Pitcher, refit its Lid and cap securely, then turn the Pitcher clockwise on the base to lock. Stop if the noise or smell returns.

NutriBullet Power Core Plus

Stop using the NutriBullet Power Core Plus and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What should I do about a new or persistent noise or smell?
  1. Stop using the NutriBullet Power Core Plus and keep any suspect detachable part out of use.
  2. Find the product code on its rating label and note when the noise or smell occurs.

NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren

Stop using the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

These checks cover Portable Blender codes NB07400BP, NB07400EU, NB07400GO-MC, NB07400K, NB07400LB, NB07400LGN, NB07400LP, NB07400PA-MC, NB07400PLP, NB07400W and NB07400YE. Check the rating label; for a different product code, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are ingredients packed around the blade or above MAX?
  • For a stalled or strained-sounding NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren, check the Cup fill level and whether ingredients are packed around the blade; a flashing red Light Ring can accompany a blockage.
  • Stop blending before opening the cool Cup. Remove excess ingredients so the load stays below MAX and add liquid; close the Lid securely, then gently shake or turn the closed blender upside down to release the blockage.
  • If food is still trapped, turn the blender off and remove the blockage with a utensil; keep fingers away from the blades and do not remove the blade assembly.
  • Refit the Cup securely and align it with the Motor Base, then close the Lid. If the blade still cannot turn normally, stop and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the Light Ring signalled too many blends or overheating?
  • The NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren Light Ring flashes red between its top and bottom LEDs after too many blends, and turns red for overheating.
  • Stop blending and let the motor cool; do not exceed nine cycles within six minutes or blend continuously for more than one minute.
  • Correct an excessive load before another use. If the sound remains unusual or the motor will not restart after cooling, leave the appliance unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Flip Stainless

Stop using the NutriBullet Flip Stainless and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

These checks cover Flip Stainless codes NBPB07350AK, NBPB07350LP, NBPB07350PUR and NBPB07350YE. Check the rating label; for a different product code, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Is a low-liquid or overfilled Cup blocking the blade?
  • The NutriBullet Flip Stainless blade can stop when the Cup is overfilled or has too little liquid; the yellow error indication can identify a blocked blade.
  • End the cycle and leave the appliance undisturbed for 90 seconds so it shuts down before separating the cool Cup from the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid. Reduce the contents below MAX and clear trapped ingredients without touching the cutting edges.
  • Add adequate liquid, securely fasten the Cup to the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid, and start with the Motor Base on top; this starting position helps prevent stalling. NEVER submerge the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in water.
  • If ingredients still obstruct the blade or the unusual sound continues, end the attempt and leave the blender off.
Is the red overheat and automatic-lockout indication showing?
  • A flashing red indication on the NutriBullet Flip Stainless means overheat and automatic lockout; stop blending and let it cool.
  • Do not blend continuously or in consecutive cycles that exceed one minute total. If the blender remains locked after ten minutes of cooling, take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
  • Before considering another use, check the MAX level and liquid amount; if the noise persists, leave the blender unused.

NutriBullet Flip Tritan

Stop using the NutriBullet Flip Tritan and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

These checks cover Flip Tritan codes NBPB07350T. Check the rating label; for a different product code, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Is a low-liquid or overfilled Cup blocking the blade?
  • The NutriBullet Flip Tritan blade can stop when the Cup is overfilled or has too little liquid; the yellow error indication can identify a blocked blade.
  • End the cycle and leave the appliance undisturbed for 90 seconds so it shuts down before separating the cool Cup from the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid. Reduce the contents below MAX and clear trapped ingredients without touching the cutting edges.
  • Add adequate liquid, securely fasten the Cup to the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid, and start with the Motor Base on top; this starting position helps prevent stalling. NEVER submerge the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in water.
  • If ingredients still obstruct the blade or the unusual sound continues, end the attempt and leave the blender off.
Is the red overheat and automatic-lockout indication showing?
  • A flashing red indication on the NutriBullet Flip Tritan means overheat and automatic lockout; stop blending and let it cool.
  • Do not blend continuously or in consecutive cycles that exceed one minute total. If the blender remains locked after ten minutes of cooling, take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
  • Before considering another use, check the MAX level and liquid amount; if the noise persists, leave the blender unused.

NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren

Stop using the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

These checks cover Flex Portable codes NBPB07222, NBPB07222AK, NBPB07222BB, NBPB07222DB, NBPB07222EG, NBPB07222LLP, NBPB07222VB and McLaren NBPB07222PA-MC. Check the rating label; for a different code, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are ingredients obstructing the Blade Block?
  • The NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren Light Ring can blink orange six times when ingredients obstruct the blade or the Cup is not attached correctly.
  • Stop blending, turn the power off and unplug the charger. Remove the Cup/Blade assembly from the Motor Base and gently shake the closed contents; add liquid if needed, keeping the load below MAX.
  • If the blockage remains, turn off and twist the Motor Base off. Stand the vessel upside down on the flat Sip Lid with Carry Loop, carefully detach the Blade Block and remove the obstruction while keeping clear of the edges; do not put a hand or utensil inside the Cup.
  • Reattach the Blade Block to the Cup, put the assembly on the Motor Base and twist gently clockwise into place without forcing it. If the orange indication or unusual sound returns, stop the attempt.
Has the Light Ring turned red after repeated blends?
  • The NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren Light Ring flashes red for three seconds and then stays red while the blender is overheated.
  • Pause blending and allow the motor to cool. Avoid continuous or consecutive blending that exceeds one minute total.
  • Check the load and Blade Block fit before another use. If the unusual sound or warning continues, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet GO

Stop using the NutriBullet GO and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Has the appliance been running for too long?
  • Check how long the NutriBullet GO has been running; stop rather than extending a continuous run beyond one minute.
  • Use only the short running time needed for the recipe, and allow hot parts or ingredients to cool before handling.
  • If the noise or smell persists after correcting the running time, leave the appliance unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Cup overfilled, or does it contain ice or frozen food?
  • The NutriBullet GO blades can stop if the Cup is overfilled; this model is not designed for ice or frozen ingredients.
  • Turn the power off, wait until the blades stop, invert the Cup/Blade/Base assembly, then detach the Cup and remove excess food.
  • Keep the remaining cool ingredients at or below MAX, remove unsuitable ice or frozen ingredients, and securely reattach the Cup; if the blade still stalls, end the attempt.

NutriBullet Juicer 800W

A worn Sieve can explain increasing noise or vibration from the NutriBullet Juicer 800W, while forcing produce through or juicing hard produce at low speed strains the motor.

These checks cover the NutriBullet Juicer 800W with product code NBJ07100.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Juicer 800W is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the NutriBullet Juicer 800W; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Is the Sieve worn, torn or deformed?
  • Increasing noise or vibration on the NutriBullet Juicer 800W can indicate a worn Sieve; inspect the mesh before further juicing.
  • With the juicer off, unplugged and completely stopped, remove the Juice Pitcher; pull the Locking Handle backwards out of the Basin Cover ears and lower it.
  • Lift the Pulp Basin off the Motor Base with the Basin Cover and Sieve still inside, and carry the assembly to the sink. Lift out the Food Pusher, then lift off the Basin Cover.
  • Grip the Sieve by its top edges and lift it vertically out of the Pulp Basin; avoid the sharp teeth on the flat disc. Look for torn, crinkled or deformed mesh and other damage.
  • Stop using a worn or damaged Sieve and replace it with the correct part. Do not try to reshape damaged mesh. Buy a replacement sieve/screen (Australia) or sieve/screen (New Zealand).
  • To fit an undamaged replacement, seat the Pulp Basin on the Motor Base with its spout aligned to the dimpled side; align the Sieve with the drive coupling and press down until it clicks securely into place.
  • Align the Basin Cover ears with the Pulp Basin ears, then raise the Locking Handle into the ears until it is upright and locked. A loose Sieve or cover must not be used; if unusual noise continues with sound, correctly fitted parts, leave the juicer off.
Is a low speed being used for hard fruit or vegetables?
  • Hard produce puts excess strain on the NutriBullet Juicer 800W motor at a low speed.
  • Stop feeding produce and select the speed recommended for that fruit or vegetable in the guideโ€™s juicing chart.
  • Add prepared produce gradually with the supplied Food Pusher; the motor should process it without forcing more food into the Feed Chute.
Is food being fed too quickly or forced into the Feed Chute?
  • Overloading the NutriBullet Juicer 800W Feed Chute or forcing produce down can place excess strain on the motor; stop adding food if it cannot keep up.
  • Cut fruit and vegetables into pieces that fit the chute easily, remove citrus rind and large pits or seeds, and feed gradually with the supplied Food Pusher. Wait until each portion has reached the Sieve before adding more.
  • For food lodged in the chute, use the Food Pusher without excessive force. If food remains stuck, turn the control to OFF, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop.
  • Remove the Juice Pitcher, lower the Locking Handle from the Basin Cover ears, and lift the Pulp Basin, cover and Sieve together off the base. Take out the Food Pusher and Basin Cover to remove the trapped produce; keep fingers clear of the Sieve teeth.
  • Check the Sieve for damage before rebuilding the assembly as described in the Sieve check above. Resume only with sound parts fully seated and the Locking Handle upright; stop again if the produce will not feed normally.
Has the motor overheated or stopped during use?
  • If the NutriBullet Juicer 800W motor overheats and stops, end juicing rather than adding more produce.
  • Leave the juicer unplugged for at least 15 minutes to cool before considering another use.
  • Correct excessive feeding or running time before another use; if the motor stops again or the noise or smell remains, leave the juicer unused.
Has the juicer been running continuously for ten minutes?
  • If the NutriBullet Juicer 800W NBJ07100 has run continuously for ten minutes, turn its OFF/LOW/HIGH control dial to OFF and end the session.
  • Unplug the juicer and keep it off for 15 minutes before considering further use.
  • Use shorter juicing sessions and stop when finished; a persistent unusual sound or smell means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0

A worn Sieve can explain increasing noise or vibration from the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0, while forcing produce through or juicing hard produce at low speed strains the motor.

These checks cover the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 with product code NBJ07150.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Is the Sieve worn, torn or deformed?
  • Increasing noise or vibration on the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 can indicate a worn Sieve; inspect the mesh before further juicing.
  • With the juicer off, unplugged and completely stopped, remove the Juice Pitcher; pull the Locking Handle backwards out of the Basin Cover ears and lower it.
  • Lift the Pulp Basin off the Motor Base with the Basin Cover and Sieve still inside, and carry the assembly to the sink. Lift out the Food Pusher, then lift off the Basin Cover.
  • Grip the Sieve by its top edges and lift it vertically out of the Pulp Basin; avoid the sharp teeth on the flat disc. Look for torn, crinkled or deformed mesh and other damage.
  • Stop using a worn or damaged Sieve and replace it with the correct part. Do not try to reshape damaged mesh. Buy a replacement sieve/screen (Australia) or sieve/screen (New Zealand).
  • To fit an undamaged replacement, seat the Pulp Basin on the Motor Base with its spout aligned to the dimpled side; align the Sieve with the drive coupling and press down until it clicks securely into place.
  • Align the Basin Cover ears with the Pulp Basin ears, then secure the Locking Handle into the ears until it clicks into place. A loose Sieve or cover must not be used; if unusual noise continues with sound, correctly fitted parts, leave the juicer off.
Is a low speed being used for hard fruit or vegetables?
  • Hard produce puts excess strain on the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 motor at a low speed.
  • Stop feeding produce and select the speed recommended for that fruit or vegetable in the guideโ€™s juicing chart.
  • Add prepared produce gradually with the supplied Food Pusher; the motor should process it without forcing more food into the Feed Chute.
Is food being fed too quickly or forced into the Feed Chute?
  • Overloading the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 Feed Chute or forcing produce down can place excess strain on the motor; stop adding food if it cannot keep up.
  • Cut fruit and vegetables into pieces that fit the chute easily, remove citrus rind and large pits or seeds, and feed gradually with the supplied Food Pusher. Wait until each portion has reached the Sieve before adding more.
  • For food lodged in the chute, use the Food Pusher without excessive force. If food remains stuck, press the Power Button to turn the juicer off, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop.
  • Remove the Juice Pitcher, lower the Locking Handle from the Basin Cover ears, and lift the Pulp Basin, cover and Sieve together off the base. Take out the Food Pusher and Basin Cover to remove the trapped produce; keep fingers clear of the Sieve teeth.
  • Check the Sieve for damage before rebuilding the assembly as described in the Sieve check above. Resume only with sound parts fully seated and the Locking Handle locked; stop again if the produce will not feed normally.
Has the motor overheated or stopped during use?
  • If the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 motor overheats and stops, end juicing rather than adding more produce.
  • Leave the juicer unplugged for at least 15 minutes to cool before considering another use.
  • Correct excessive feeding or running time before another use; if the motor stops again or the noise or smell remains, leave the juicer unused.

NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer

Stop using the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer position and leave at least 200 mm of air space above and on all sides.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Is food being fed too quickly or forced into the Feed Chute?
  • For the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer, feed produce gradually without overfilling the Feed Chute; large or tightly packed portions need preparation before juicing.
  • Cut produce small enough to enter easily and use only the supplied Food Pusher, without excessive pressure. Let each portion pass before adding more.
  • Use fresh produce suited to juicing; remove stone-fruit pits and avoid frozen food, low-juice foods such as banana, avocado and coconut, and the hard or starchy high-fibre foods excluded by the guide.
  • If produce remains trapped, stop feeding and use the Auger blockage check below. Do not insert a utensil or fingers into the attached Feed Chute.
Has the motor overheated or stopped during use?
  • If the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer motor overheats and stops, end juicing rather than adding more produce.
  • Keep the appliance unplugged and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before considering a restart.
  • Correct excessive feeding or running time before another use; if the motor stops again or the noise or smell remains, leave the juicer unused.
Is food stuck around the Auger or Juicing Screen?
  • If the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer is stuck and cannot operate, stop feeding and put the power switch in OFF.
  • Press the RESET switch underneath the base, then hold the power switch in REV for a few seconds. If normal operation is not restored, switch off, unplug and let the juicer cool; wait until every moving part has stopped.
  • Remove the Juice Container and Pulp Container. Turn the Juice Bowl Cover anticlockwise to unlock it, then lift it away; remove the Auger and lift the Juice Bowl off the base.
  • Lift out the Rotating Bowl Brush and Juicing Screen, then separate the brush from the screen. Remove trapped produce; rinse the detached parts and hand-wash the Auger in warm soapy water with a soft cloth.
  • Scrub the Juicing Screen under running water with the small Cleaning Brush to clear residue from its holes; handle the sharp screen carefully and avoid metal sponges.
  • Before refitting, check that the pulp plug sits correctly in the pulp spout. Secure the Juice Bowl on the Motor Base, put the Juicing Screen into the Rotating Bowl Brush, and lower both into the bowl.
  • Turn and press the Auger onto the centre axis until seated. Align the unlocked symbol on the Juice Bowl Cover with the bowl arrow, then turn clockwise until the locked symbol aligns with the up-triangle.
  • Return both containers beneath their spouts. The bowl and cover must be fully locked before another attempt; if the Auger still cannot turn normally, leave the juicer off.
Has rapid juicing continued for more than 15 minutes?
  • The NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer must not run for more than 15 minutes at a time when juicing rapidly or with firm pressure.
  • Stop the motor and allow at least one minute of rest between uses; reduce the feeding pressure and pace for the next session.
  • If the motor has overheated and stopped, use the longer 15-minute cooling check above. Do not restart while an unusual smell or sound remains.
Is the Auger damaged?
  • The NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer must not be used with a damaged Auger; inspect it when a new sound develops.
  • Follow the stopped, unplugged disassembly sequence in the blockage check, then remove the Auger and look over its surfaces for visible damage.
  • Replace a damaged Auger with the correct part before further use. Fit the replacement onto the centre axis, turning and pressing it down until seated, then lock the Juice Bowl Cover as described above.
  • The cover must lock without forcing it; if the Auger will not seat or the changed sound continues, leave the juicer off.
Has the juicer been left running without food?
  • Running the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer without feeding food can damage the grinding assembly; switch it off when the juicing session is finished.
  • For the specific end-of-juicing clearing step, the guide allows about 30 seconds without adding more food to process produce still caught in the Auger and Juicing Screen; do not extend that into an empty running session.
  • If a changed sound develops, stop and inspect the cooled, disconnected Auger and Juicing Screen using the checks above. Do not continue if either part is damaged or the sound persists.

NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W

A worn Sieve can explain increasing noise or vibration from the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W, while forcing produce through or juicing hard produce at low speed strains the motor.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Is the Sieve worn, torn or deformed?
  • Increasing noise or vibration on the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W can indicate a worn Sieve; inspect the mesh before further juicing.
  • With the juicer off, unplugged and completely stopped, remove the Juice Pitcher; pull the Locking Handle backwards out of the Basin Cover ears and lower it.
  • Lift the Pulp Basin off the Motor Base with the Basin Cover and Sieve still inside, and carry the assembly to the sink. Lift out the Food Pusher, then lift off the Basin Cover.
  • Grip the Sieve by its top edges and lift it vertically out of the Pulp Basin; avoid the sharp teeth on the flat disc. Look for torn, crinkled or deformed mesh and other damage.
  • Stop using a worn or damaged Sieve and replace it with the correct part. Do not try to reshape damaged mesh. Buy a replacement sieve/screen (Australia) or sieve/screen (New Zealand).
  • To fit an undamaged replacement, seat the Pulp Basin on the Motor Base with its spout aligned to the dimpled side; align the Sieve with the drive coupling and press down until it clicks securely into place.
  • Align the Basin Cover ears with the Pulp Basin ears, then raise the Locking Handle into the ears until it is upright and locked. A loose Sieve or cover must not be used; if unusual noise continues with sound, correctly fitted parts, leave the juicer off.
Is a low speed being used for hard fruit or vegetables?
  • Hard produce puts excess strain on the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W motor at a low speed.
  • Stop feeding produce and select the speed recommended for that fruit or vegetable in the guideโ€™s juicing chart.
  • Add prepared produce gradually with the supplied Food Pusher; the motor should process it without forcing more food into the Feed Chute.
Is food being fed too quickly or forced into the Feed Chute?
  • Overloading the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W Feed Chute or forcing produce down can place excess strain on the motor; stop adding food if it cannot keep up.
  • Cut fruit and vegetables into pieces that fit the chute easily, remove citrus rind and large pits or seeds, and feed gradually with the supplied Food Pusher. Wait until each portion has reached the Sieve before adding more.
  • For food lodged in the chute, use the Food Pusher without excessive force. If food remains stuck, turn the control to OFF, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop.
  • Remove the Juice Pitcher, lower the Locking Handle from the Basin Cover ears, and lift the Pulp Basin, cover and Sieve together off the base. Take out the Food Pusher and Basin Cover to remove the trapped produce; keep fingers clear of the Sieve teeth.
  • Check the Sieve for damage before rebuilding the assembly as described in the Sieve check above. Resume only with sound parts fully seated and the Locking Handle upright; stop again if the produce will not feed normally.
Has the motor overheated or stopped during use?
  • If the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W motor overheats and stops, end juicing rather than adding more produce.
  • Leave the juicer unplugged for at least 15 minutes to cool before considering another use.
  • Correct excessive feeding or running time before another use; if the motor stops again or the noise or smell remains, leave the juicer unused.
Has the juicer been running continuously for ten minutes?
  • The NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W stops after more than ten minutes of continuous running; check the time rather than repeatedly selecting another speed.
  • Unplug the juicer and keep it off for 15 minutes before considering further use.
  • Use shorter juicing sessions and stop when finished; a persistent unusual sound or smell means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer

Stop using the NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Has the motor overheated or stopped during use?
  • If the NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer motor overheats and stops, end juicing rather than adding more produce.
  • Unplug the NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer and allow at least 15 minutes for the motor to cool.
  • Correct excessive feeding or running time before another use; if the motor stops again or the noise or smell remains, leave the juicer unused.
Is the Hopper overloaded or is produce being pushed too hard?
  • Excessive pressure on produce in the NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer Hopper can strain and overheat the motor.
  • Stop adding food and reduce the load. Cut ingredients small enough to enter the Hopper easily; remove citrus rind and large pits or seeds before adding them.
  • Use the supplied 2-in-1 Pusher and Scraper Tool gently, letting the Auger draw the food through. If ingredients remain stuck, use the blockage check below instead of pushing harder.
Are unsuitable ingredients or residue obstructing the Auger?
  • Low-water ingredients such as avocado, coconut, rhubarb and banana can clog the NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer; stop feeding if the Auger struggles to draw ingredients through.
  • Turn the Dial to OFF, then briefly turn it left to REVERSE to release stuck ingredients. If that does not clear the obstruction, return to OFF and unplug before removing any parts.
  • Open the Lid, hold the handle and turn the Hopper anticlockwise until its arrows no longer align; lift it off. Pull the Auger straight up, then lift the Juicing Bowl off the Motor Base.
  • Empty the Hopper and Juicing Bowl and rinse the detached parts under running water. Use the Cleaning Brush on the Auger to remove fruit and vegetable residue; hand-wash the removable pieces in warm soapy water without metal sponges or abrasive pads.
  • Check the area beneath the Juicing Bowl, including the Silicone Cover and spouts; after cleaning, press the Silicone Cover firmly back until it sits flush.
  • Align the Juicing Bowl spouts with the Motor Base notches and press the bowl into place. Insert the Auger firmly into the centre of the bowl until it reaches the bottom and locks; with the Lid open, lower the Hopper and twist it clockwise until the orange dot is no longer visible, then close the Lid.
  • Place the Juice Cup and Pulp Cup under their matching spouts. All parts must sit securely; if the Auger jams again with suitable prepared produce, stop rather than repeatedly reversing it.
Is the Auger or another removable part cracked, bent or damaged?
  • The NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer guide requires an Auger inspection before each use; damaged parts can impair normal operation.
  • With power disconnected and all movement stopped, open the Lid, turn the Hopper anticlockwise and lift it away; pull the Auger straight up from the Juicing Bowl.
  • Inspect the Auger for cracks, bends and other damage and examine the Hopper and Juicing Bowl. Stop using any damaged detachable component and replace it with the correct part.
  • Follow the refitting sequence in the blockage check after fitting sound parts; if the replacement will not seat securely or the unusual noise remains, leave the juicer unused.

NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L

A smell from the NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L may be a new-machine odour, while accumulated oil and food debris can produce smoke; three beeps signal the end of cooking.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Place the NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L on a clean, dry, level, heat-resistant surface and inspect the air space around it.
  • Leave at least 200 mm above, below and on all sides as specified in the guide, including at least 200 mm between the rear of the air fryer and the wall; keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
  • Remove anything stored on top or obstructing the vents. Before another use, the outlet and surrounding spaces must remain clear; stop if the unusual sound or smell continues.
Is this only a new-machine odour before first cooking?
  • Before first cooking with the NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L, remove all packaging and wash the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Reversible Grill, Pizza, & Crisping Tray in hot soapy water; wipe the Base exterior with a damp cloth.
  • For first-use preparation, the guide permits an empty run at the highest temperature for about five minutes to remove new-machine odour.
  • Keep the air fryer supervised with the ventilation space specified above. If the smell remains after this preparation or returns on later uses, leave the appliance off.
Is food too close to the top of the basket or drawer?
  • Overfilling the NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L prevents hot air circulation and can bring food into contact with the heating element.
  • Before cooking, reduce the load in the Cooking Basket so there is at least 50 mm between the food and its top edge; divide a large portion into smaller batches.
  • Check that food is contained within the cooking space and the basket or drawer closes correctly; if the smell or sound persists, leave the appliance off.
Has oil been poured into the cooking space for deep frying?
  • The NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L must not be used for deep frying with oil; check how oil has been added before cooking.
  • If oil has been poured directly into the Cooking Basket, stop the cook and allow the appliance and oil to cool completely before removing the detachable parts.
  • Clean the removable cooking parts as described in the residue check, and only use the air fryer for the cooking methods in its guide. If the appliance has shown the fault signs described above, follow that help route.
Are oil and food residues accumulating in the cooking basket?
  • Accumulated oil and food debris in the NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L can produce smoke; inspect the removable cooking parts between uses.
  • After switching off, unplugging and allowing complete cooling, remove the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Reversible Grill, Pizza, & Crisping Tray. Empty any remaining food and wash these removable parts in warm soapy water.
  • Do not use abrasive or metal tools or oven cleaner; gently wipe residue from the inner Base wall with a warm cotton cloth, then dry with a clean cloth.
  • If food particles remain on the cooled heating element, remove them with a soft-to-medium bristle brush while the air fryer remains disconnected. Wipe the Base only. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
  • Dry the basket and 3-in-1 Tray thoroughly; seat the tray securely and level in the basket, then return the basket fully to the Base.
  • The cooking parts must be free of residue and securely seated before further use. Apply oil to the food before placing it in the basket; if residue cannot be removed or a part is damaged, leave the affected part out of use.
Is the sound the normal end-of-cooking alert?
  • The NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L gives 3 beeps when the cooking time finishes; check whether the sound occurs exactly as the timer ends.
  • Wait a few seconds for the cooking action to stop before removing the hot cooking basket by its handle.
  • A continuing grinding or scraping noise is not the completion alert; leave the air fryer off if the sound does not match the described signal.

NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L

The NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L can have a new-machine odour before first cooking; five beeps signal the end of cooking, and cancellation can also produce beeps.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Place the NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L on a clean, dry, level, heat-resistant surface and inspect the air space around it.
  • Leave at least 200 mm above, below and on all sides as specified in the guide, including at least 200 mm between the rear of the air fryer and the wall; keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
  • Remove anything stored on top or obstructing the vents. Before another use, the outlet and surrounding spaces must remain clear; stop if the unusual sound or smell continues.
Is this only a new-machine odour before first cooking?
  • Before first cooking with the NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L, remove all packaging and wash the Cooking Basket and Crisping Tray in hot soapy water; wipe the Base exterior with a damp cloth.
  • For first-use preparation, the guide permits an empty run at the highest temperature for about five minutes to remove new-machine odour.
  • Keep the air fryer supervised with the ventilation space specified above. If the smell remains after this preparation or returns on later uses, leave the appliance off.
Is food too close to the top of the basket or drawer?
  • Check the NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L food level; the guide requires clearance below the top and no direct contact with the heating element.
  • Before cooking, reduce the load in the Cooking Basket so there is at least 50 mm between the food and its top edge; divide a large portion into smaller batches.
  • Check that food is contained within the cooking space and the basket or drawer closes correctly; if the smell or sound persists, leave the appliance off.
Has oil been poured into the cooking space for deep frying?
  • The NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L must not be used for deep frying with oil; check how oil has been added before cooking.
  • If oil has been poured directly into the Cooking Basket, stop the cook and allow the appliance and oil to cool completely before removing the detachable parts.
  • Clean the removable cooking parts as described in the residue check, and only use the air fryer for the cooking methods in its guide. If the appliance has shown the fault signs described above, follow that help route.
Is there old food or oily residue on the removable cooking parts?
  • The NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L guide calls for cleaning the removable parts after every use to reduce residue buildup; check these parts when investigating an unusual cooking smell.
  • With the air fryer off, unplugged and completely cool, remove the Cooking Basket and Crisping Tray. Rinse the removable parts in warm soapy water; avoid abrasive or metal tools that can damage the coating.
  • Gently wipe residue from the inner Base wall with a warm cotton cloth and dry it with a clean cloth; wipe the Base only. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
  • Dry all parts thoroughly. Seat each Crisping Tray securely and level at the bottom of its cooking container, then refit the container fully. If residue cannot be removed or a detachable part is damaged, leave it out of use.
Is the sound the normal end-of-cooking alert?
  • The NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L gives 5 beeps when the cooking time finishes; check whether the sound occurs exactly as the timer ends.
  • Wait a few seconds for the cooking action to stop before removing the hot cooking basket by its handle.
  • A series of beeps with flashing temperature and time readings also occurs when you hold the Power button to cancel cooking; the Power button reappears after 30 seconds.
  • A continuing grinding or scraping noise is not the completion alert; leave the air fryer off if the sound does not match the described signal.

NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer

The NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer can have a new-machine odour before first cooking, while five beeps signal the end of cooking.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Place the NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer on a clean, dry, level, heat-resistant surface and inspect the air space around it.
  • Leave at least 200 mm above, below and on all sides as specified in the guide, including at least 200 mm between the rear of the air fryer and the wall; keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
  • Remove anything stored on top or obstructing the vents. Before another use, the outlet and surrounding spaces must remain clear; stop if the unusual sound or smell continues.
Is this only a new-machine odour before first cooking?
  • Before first cooking with the NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer, remove all packaging and wash the Cooking Drawers and Crisping Trays in hot soapy water; wipe the Base exterior with a damp cloth. Remove the inserts under each Cooking Drawer before the first run.
  • For first-use preparation, the guide permits an empty run at the highest temperature for about five minutes to remove new-machine odour.
  • Keep the air fryer supervised with the ventilation space specified above. If the smell remains after this preparation or returns on later uses, leave the appliance off.
Is food too close to the top of the basket or drawer?
  • Check the NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer food level; the guide requires clearance below the top and no direct contact with the heating element.
  • Before cooking, reduce the load in the Cooking Drawers so there is at least 50 mm between the food and its top edge; divide a large portion into smaller batches.
  • Check that food is contained within the cooking space and the basket or drawer closes correctly; if the smell or sound persists, leave the appliance off.
Has oil been poured into the cooking space for deep frying?
  • The NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer must not be used for deep frying with oil; check how oil has been added before cooking.
  • If oil has been poured directly into the Cooking Drawers, stop the cook and allow the appliance and oil to cool completely before removing the detachable parts.
  • Clean the removable cooking parts as described in the residue check, and only use the air fryer for the cooking methods in its guide. If the appliance has shown the fault signs described above, follow that help route.
Is there old food or oily residue on the removable cooking parts?
  • The NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer guide calls for cleaning the removable parts after every use to reduce residue buildup; check these parts when investigating an unusual cooking smell.
  • With the air fryer off, unplugged and completely cool, remove the Cooking Drawers and Crisping Trays. Rinse the removable parts in warm soapy water; avoid abrasive or metal tools that can damage the coating.
  • Gently wipe residue from the inner Base wall with a warm cotton cloth and dry it with a clean cloth; wipe the Base only. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
  • Dry all parts thoroughly. Seat each Crisping Tray securely and level at the bottom of its cooking container, then refit the container fully. If residue cannot be removed or a detachable part is damaged, leave it out of use.
Is the sound the normal end-of-cooking alert?
  • The NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer gives 5 beeps when the cooking time finishes; check whether the sound occurs exactly as the timer ends.
  • Wait a few seconds for the cooking action to stop before removing the hot cooking basket or drawer by its handle.
  • A continuing grinding or scraping noise is not the completion alert; leave the air fryer off if the sound does not match the described signal.

NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L

A smell from the NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L may be a new-machine odour, while accumulated oil and food debris can produce smoke; three beeps signal the end of cooking.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Place the NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L on a clean, dry, level, heat-resistant surface and inspect the air space around it.
  • Leave at least 200 mm above, below and on all sides as specified in the guide, including at least 200 mm between the rear of the air fryer and the wall; keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
  • Remove anything stored on top or obstructing the vents. Before another use, the outlet and surrounding spaces must remain clear; stop if the unusual sound or smell continues.
Is this only a new-machine odour before first cooking?
  • Before first cooking with the NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L, remove all packaging and wash the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Reversible Grill, Pizza, & Crisping Tray in hot soapy water; wipe the Base exterior with a damp cloth.
  • For first-use preparation, the guide permits an empty run at the highest temperature for about five minutes to remove new-machine odour.
  • Keep the air fryer supervised with the ventilation space specified above. If the smell remains after this preparation or returns on later uses, leave the appliance off.
Is food too close to the top of the basket or drawer?
  • Overfilling the NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L prevents hot air circulation and can bring food into contact with the heating element.
  • Before cooking, reduce the load in the Cooking Basket so there is at least 50 mm between the food and its top edge; divide a large portion into smaller batches.
  • Check that food is contained within the cooking space and the basket or drawer closes correctly; if the smell or sound persists, leave the appliance off.
Has oil been poured into the cooking space for deep frying?
  • The NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L must not be used for deep frying with oil; check how oil has been added before cooking.
  • If oil has been poured directly into the Cooking Basket, stop the cook and allow the appliance and oil to cool completely before removing the detachable parts.
  • Clean the removable cooking parts as described in the residue check, and only use the air fryer for the cooking methods in its guide. If the appliance has shown the fault signs described above, follow that help route.
Are oil and food residues accumulating in the cooking basket?
  • Accumulated oil and food debris in the NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L can produce smoke; inspect the removable cooking parts between uses.
  • After switching off, unplugging and allowing complete cooling, remove the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Reversible Grill, Pizza, & Crisping Tray. Empty any remaining food and wash these removable parts in warm soapy water.
  • Do not use abrasive or metal tools or oven cleaner; gently wipe residue from the inner Base wall with a warm cotton cloth, then dry with a clean cloth.
  • If food particles remain on the cooled heating element, remove them with a soft-to-medium bristle brush while the air fryer remains disconnected. Wipe the Base only. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
  • Dry the basket and 3-in-1 Tray thoroughly; seat the tray securely and level in the basket, then return the basket fully to the Base.
  • The cooking parts must be free of residue and securely seated before further use. Apply oil to the food before placing it in the basket; if residue cannot be removed or a part is damaged, leave the affected part out of use.
Is the sound the normal end-of-cooking alert?
  • The NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L gives 3 beeps when the cooking time finishes; check whether the sound occurs exactly as the timer ends.
  • Wait a few seconds for the cooking action to stop before removing the hot cooking basket by its handle.
  • A continuing grinding or scraping noise is not the completion alert; leave the air fryer off if the sound does not match the described signal.

NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L

A smell from the NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L may be a new-machine odour, while accumulated oil and food debris can produce smoke; three beeps signal the end of cooking, and beeps with a flashing Shake Reminder mean it is time to shake the food.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Place the NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L on a clean, dry, level, heat-resistant surface and inspect the air space around it.
  • Leave at least 200 mm above, below and on all sides as specified in the guide, including at least 200 mm between the rear of the air fryer and the wall; keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
  • Fit the Cord Wrap/Wall Spacer by snapping it into the receiver on the back of the Air Fryer Base; check that it is securely attached before positioning the air fryer.
  • Remove anything stored on top or obstructing the vents. Before another use, the outlet and surrounding spaces must remain clear; stop if the unusual sound or smell continues.
Is this only a new-machine odour before first cooking?
  • Before first cooking with the NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L, remove all packaging and wash both Cooking Baskets, Crisping Trays and Wire Racks in hot soapy water; wipe the Base exterior with a damp cloth.
  • For first-use preparation, the guide permits an empty run at the highest temperature for about five minutes to remove new-machine odour.
  • Keep the air fryer supervised with the ventilation space specified above. If the smell remains after this preparation or returns on later uses, leave the appliance off.
Is food too close to the top of the basket or drawer?
  • Overfilling the NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L prevents hot air circulation and can bring food into contact with the heating element.
  • Before cooking, reduce the load in the Cooking Basket so there is at least 50 mm between the food and its top edge; divide a large portion into smaller batches.
  • Check that food is contained within the cooking space and the basket or drawer closes correctly; if the smell or sound persists, leave the appliance off.
Has oil been poured into the cooking space for deep frying?
  • The NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L must not be used for deep frying with oil; check how oil has been added before cooking.
  • If oil has been poured directly into the Cooking Baskets, stop the cook and allow the appliance and oil to cool completely before removing the detachable parts.
  • Clean the removable cooking parts as described in the residue check, and only use the air fryer for the cooking methods in its guide. If the appliance has shown the fault signs described above, follow that help route.
Are oil and food residues accumulating in the cooking basket?
  • Accumulated oil and food debris in the NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L can produce smoke; inspect the removable cooking parts between uses.
  • After switching off, unplugging and allowing complete cooling, remove both Cooking Baskets, Crisping Trays and Wire Racks. Empty any remaining food and wash these removable parts in warm soapy water.
  • Do not use abrasive or metal tools; gently wipe residue from the inner Base wall with a warm cotton cloth, then dry with a clean cloth.
  • If food particles remain on the cooled heating element, remove them with a soft-to-medium bristle brush while the air fryer remains disconnected. Wipe the Base only. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
  • Dry all cooking parts thoroughly; seat each Crisping Tray level in its Cooking Basket. If using a Wire Rack, put it above the tray with the handles facing up, then return the baskets to the Base.
  • The cooking parts must be free of residue and securely seated before further use. Apply oil to the food before placing it in the basket; if residue cannot be removed or a part is damaged, leave the affected part out of use.
Is the sound the normal end-of-cooking alert?
  • The NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L gives 3 beeps when the cooking time finishes; check whether the sound occurs exactly as the timer ends.
  • Wait a few seconds for the cooking action to stop before removing the hot cooking basket by its handle.
  • A continuing grinding or scraping noise is not the completion alert; leave the air fryer off if the sound does not match the described signal.
Is the Shake Reminder flashing while the air fryer beeps?
  • The NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L beeps and flashes its Shake Reminder when it is time to shake the food; cooking continues during that reminder.
  • Use the Cooking Basket handle carefully, remove the basket and shake the food, then reinsert the basket to clear the alert. Keep clear of hot contents and steam.
  • Press the Shake button to enable or disable the reminder; an unexplained or persistent mechanical noise means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W

Stop using the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Has repeated use heated the attachment or mixture?
  • The NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W guide calls for only the running time needed for the recipe, generally less than one minute; prolonged use of the Chopper can heat and pressurise its contents.
  • Release the power button and let the appliance cool for at least five minutes between uses; leave a warm Chopping Bowl closed until its contents cool completely.
  • Before another use, check the load and attachment using the following checks; if the sound or smell returns, stop the attempt.
Did the motor stop and feel hot?
  • The NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W has a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; switch off and disconnect the appliance.
  • Leave the appliance unplugged to cool for one hour; do not repeatedly press the control to force a restart.
  • Before another use, inspect the detachable attachments for damage and reduce an excessive running time; if the fault returns, leave the appliance off.
Is the Blending Arm, Whisk or Chopper damaged?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W attachments after disassembly and cleaning; the guide requires undamaged components and freely rotating blades.
  • Check the Blending Arm, Whisk and Chopping Bowl with its S-blade for visible wear or damage. Hold the S-blade by its upper plastic part and keep fingers away from the cutting edge; never force a jammed blade.
  • Replace a damaged detachable attachment with the correct replacement before use. If a cleaned attachment remains stuck or the sound continues, keep the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has a thick mixture stopped the Blending Arm, Whisk or Chopper?
  • If the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W stops in a thick mixture, release the power button, wait for all movement to stop and unplug before handling the attachment.
  • Remove the attachment from the food; thin a suitable mixture with water or another recipe liquid, separate clumps away from the blade, or remove some of the mixture.
  • Refit the attachment tightly to the motor body and try the smaller or thinner mixture; if the attachment still cannot move, stop and inspect it for food buildup rather than holding the control down.
Is food residue built up around the blade or Whisk?
  • Food buildup on the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W blade or Whisk can restrict blending; detach the stopped attachment from the unplugged motor body.
  • Rinse the cutting area with warm water, keeping fingers clear of the edges. Clean the Chopping Bowl, Whisk and Chopping Blade with warm soapy water; wipe the motor body and Chopping Bowl Lid with a damp cloth. Do not soak the Blending Arm, Whisk Holder or Chopping Bowl Lid. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
  • Let the parts dry. For the Blending Arm or Whisk Holder, push the motor body into its attachment and turn clockwise until locked; fit the Whisk into its holder first. For the Chopper, seat the S-blade on its centre pin by the upper plastic part, fit the motor body to the lid clockwise, then lock the lid onto the bowl.
  • Check that the attachment is firmly locked and the visible food residue is gone; if normal operation is not restored after reassembly, leave the appliance off.

NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker

One beep when power is connected is the NutriBullet EveryGrain Cookerโ€™s normal connection signal.

Is there enough clear space around the appliance?
  • Check the NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker position; the guide requires space around the appliance for air circulation. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
  • Leave at least 200 mm of air space above, below and on all sides of the cooker.
  • Before another use, the appliance must sit securely with the required surrounding space; if the unusual sound or smell remains, leave it off.
Is it one beep when the Power Cord is connected?
  • The NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker guide describes one audible beep when power is connected; the blue Power Button then indicates that it needs to be pressed to turn the cooker on.
  • Check whether the sound happens only at connection and the Power Button is blue. This describes that power-on signal, not a continuing mechanical noise or unusual smell.
  • If the sound is different, repeats unexpectedly, or accompanies a smell, leave the cooker off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Food Processor

Stop using the NutriBullet Food Processor and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Is there enough clear space around the appliance?
  • Check the NutriBullet Food Processor position; the guide requires space around the appliance for air circulation.
  • Move surrounding objects away from the appliance and leave the space around and beneath the base unobstructed on a stable, level surface.
  • Before another use, the appliance must sit securely with the required surrounding space; if the unusual sound or smell remains, leave it off.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the NutriBullet Food Processor; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Is the Feed Chute blocked or the Work Bowl full beneath the disc?
  • If food stops moving through the NutriBullet Food Processor Feed Chute, stop the motor and disconnect power; forcing more food in will not clear a full Work Bowl.
  • Turn the Work Bowl Lid counterclockwise to unlock it. Use the Food Pusher, a spatula or a spoon to remove lodged food while the processor is off; if food reaches just below the disc, lift the disc and Blade Adaptor out carefully by their plastic areas and empty the Work Bowl.
  • Refit one correct blade or disc, then turn the lid clockwise until its arrow lines up with the handle arrow. Lock the Work Bowl clockwise onto the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • Restart only with the blade area clear and a smaller load. Feed food gently with the Dual-Size Food Pusher; stop again if food does not move naturally.
Has the appliance been running for too long?
  • Check how long the NutriBullet Food Processor has been running; stop rather than extending a continuous run beyond one minute.
  • The guide calls for at least one minute between processing cycles; wait before starting again.
  • If the noise or smell persists after correcting the running time, leave the appliance unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Did processing stop and the control-panel lights flash three times?
  • The NutriBullet Food Processor troubleshooting table associates a mid-cycle stop and three flashes with more than ten minutes of continuous running.
  • Unplug the Food Processor and keep it off for 15 minutes. This reset does not change the guideโ€™s normal operating limit: use intervals no longer than one minute, with at least one minute before another cycle.
  • Reduce the load if the Feed Chute is packed and reassemble securely before another use; if the stop or unusual sound or smell returns, leave the processor unused.
Is a cutting attachment damaged, or is the disc still in its storage position?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet Food Processor Work Bowl, Blade Adaptor and selected blade or disc with the appliance unplugged; damaged or wrongly seated cutting parts must be corrected before another run.
  • Remove the Work Bowl Lid and hold the cutting attachment only by its plastic centre. Replace damaged detachable parts; never run the motor with more than one blade attached.
  • For a Slice/Shred Disc, align the disc markings with those on the Blade Adaptor so the disc sits in the higher operating position; if it sits low, remove it and rotate to align the markings. For the Spiralizer Disc, seat its notches on the bowl tabs and turn FRONT toward the Motor Base front.
  • Refit and lock the Work Bowl Lid. If an undamaged attachment will not seat securely or the unusual sound remains, leave the processor off.
Is ice, a fruit pit or a non-food item in the Work Bowl?
  • The NutriBullet Food Processor is not an ice crusher; its guide also requires fruit rinds, seeds and pits to be removed and prohibits non-food items in the appliance.
  • Switch off and unplug, wait for the blade or disc to stop, then unlock the lid. Remove the cutting attachment by its plastic area before emptying unsuitable ingredients or retrieving a utensil.
  • Inspect the Work Bowl and cutting part for damage before refitting. Use prepared ingredients that suit the attachment; replace a damaged detachable part and stop if abnormal operation continues.

NutriBullet Chill

The NutriBullet Chill normally changes sound as its program starts, stops and pulses, then beeps when finished; a solid or flashing red centre button can instead indicate a blockage or improper mixing load.

These checks cover NutriBullet Chill White, product code NBD07100AW. Check the rating label; for another product code, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Is there enough clear space around the appliance?
  • Check the NutriBullet Chill position; the guide requires space around the appliance for air circulation.
  • Move surrounding objects away from the appliance and leave the space around and beneath the base unobstructed on a stable, level surface.
  • Before another use, the appliance must sit securely with the required surrounding space; if the unusual sound or smell remains, leave it off.
Has a blockage or improper load triggered a red indicator?
  • A solid or flashing red centre button on the NutriBullet Chill can indicate a blockage or improper mixing load; read the indicator before attempting a reset.
  • Once movement has stopped, remove the Pint Cup by holding the Release Button and turning the Cup counterclockwise. Turn the Blade Block counterclockwise to lift it out; clear the remaining mixture without touching the sharp Blade.
  • Pull the Blade Shaft until the Blade rests against the Blade Block. Secure the Blade Block onto the Pint Cup clockwise, lower the Blade Shaft into the Motor Base first, align the Cup tabs with the base notches, and press down while turning clockwise to lock.
  • Follow the prompted Home reset; for a flashing centre button immediately after installation, tap the centre button to return the Blade home. Keep the recipe above MIN and below MAX. If the warning returns or the whole Progress Ring is solid red, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Pint Cup empty, thawed, unevenly frozen or filled with loose hard ingredients?
  • Check the NutriBullet Chill recipe before another run: the guide prohibits an empty Pint Cup, ice cubes or solid ice, loose frozen fruit, hard or loose ingredients such as candy or nuts, and thawed or liquid mixtures.
  • Remove an unsuitable load after the Blade stops. Prepare a supported frozen recipe between MIN and MAX, freeze the Pint Cup on a level surface for at least 24 hours, and process it within five minutes of removal from the freezer.
  • If frozen contents prevent the Blade Block from fitting, remove the excess with a spoon away from the Blade. Refit the Blade Block fully and lock the Cup onto the base; if the load still interrupts operation, stop and follow the red-indicator check.
Does the sound change during a program and end with a beep?
  • The NutriBullet Chill program may start and stop several times, pause and give a quick pulse at the end, then beep when finished; those described sequence changes do not by themselves identify a fault.
  • Compare the sound with the selected program and Progress Ring: the selected program remains lit and the ring flashes in sequence during processing.
  • A new grinding noise, persistent unusual smell or red error indication is not covered by that normal sequence. Stop and use the applicable checks, leaving the appliance off if the symptom remains.
Are the Pint Cup or Blade Block damaged or dirty around the Shaft?
  • Inspect the NutriBullet Chill Pint Cup for cracks and the Blade Block for damage before use; clean off accumulated mixture rather than running through it.
  • With power disconnected and movement stopped, remove the Cup and Blade Block. Hand-wash the Pint Cup, Blade Block and Shaft with warm soapy water; use a sponge to clean the circular opening and around the Shaft, keeping fingers away from the Blade.
  • Dry all parts, including inside and outside the Blade Shaft. Replace a damaged detachable part, and refit only clean, dry parts with the Blade resting against the Blade Block; leave the appliance off if correct assembly does not resolve the symptom.

NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor

Stop using the NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Is there enough clear space around the appliance?
  • Check the NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor position; the guide requires space around the appliance for air circulation.
  • Move surrounding objects away from the appliance and leave the space around and beneath the base unobstructed on a stable, level surface.
  • Before another use, the appliance must sit securely with the required surrounding space; if the unusual sound or smell remains, leave it off.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Are dry ingredients being used in an attachment that is not intended for them?
  • Dry grinding in the wrong NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor attachment can overheat the motor or damage the cutting parts.
  • Remove the unsuitable load after the appliance has stopped; do not use the blades or discs to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
  • Use only ingredients and attachments allowed by the matching guide; inspect any affected detachable cutting part before further use.
Is food jammed in the Feed Chute or packed beneath the disc?
  • An overloaded NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor Feed Chute or excessive pressure on its Food Pusher can seize the blade or disc and overheat the motor.
  • Switch OFF and unplug, wait for movement to stop, then unlock the Work Bowl Lid. Use the Food Pusher, a spatula or a spoon to remove trapped food while the processor is off; if food reaches just below the disc, remove the disc by its plastic centre and empty the Work Bowl.
  • Refit the selected cutting attachment, turn the lid clockwise until the lid and handle markings align, and lock the Work Bowl clockwise onto the base until it clicks.
  • Start the processor before feeding more food, then use the supplied pusher with light pressure. If the cleared chute jams again, stop instead of forcing the load.
Are ice, fruit pits, utensils or other hard items in the cutting area?
  • Before another NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor run, check for ice, fruit pits, utensils or hard ingredients that the guide warns can damage the cutting parts.
  • Turn OFF, unplug and wait for the blade or disc to stop. Open the Work Bowl Lid and lift out the cutting attachment by its plastic finger grip before removing the unsuitable contents; never tip a blade out into your hand.
  • Check the blade or disc and Work Bowl for damage, replace a damaged detachable part, then refit one appropriate cutting attachment securely. If the sound continues with a suitable load, leave the appliance off.
Is the Chopping Blade, Slice/Shred Disc or Endless Chute assembly seated correctly?
  • Check the NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor attachment with power disconnected; do not run with several stored blades or discs still in the Work Bowl.
  • For the Chopping Blade, grasp the plastic knob, slide the blade down the Blade Adaptor to the bottom of the Work Bowl and press it firmly into place. For the Reversible Slice/Shred Disc, secure it on the adaptor with the required cutting side facing up.
  • For the Endless Chute, lock the chute onto the base clockwise, push the Slinger Disc firmly into its bottom hole, fit the Slice/Shred Disc on the Slinger Disc stem and lock the lid clockwise with the handle markings aligned.
  • The selected parts must sit securely before use. Stop using a damaged part or an assembly that cannot be secured; if the sound returns after correct assembly, leave it off.

NutriBullet Baby

Stop using the NutriBullet Baby and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Has the NutriBullet Baby run too long or stopped with a hot motor?
  • The NutriBullet Baby must not run for more than one minute at a time; prolonged running can damage the motor and heat the ingredients.
  • If the motor has stopped, unplug the Motor Base. The operating instructions say to let it cool for a few hours before another attempt so its thermal breaker can reset; leave a warm sealed vessel closed until completely cool.
  • Prepare a smaller suitable batch and reassemble only after cooling. If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell remains, leave the NutriBullet Baby off.
Is the Extractor Blade seized, loose or damaged, or is its seal displaced?
  • Check the NutriBullet Baby Extractor Blade before every use; a loose or damaged blade or seal needs attention before another blend.
  • With the stopped appliance unplugged, remove the Cup or Batchbowl from the Motor Base and inspect the blade assembly without touching its cutting edges. The gasket must be fully seated; do not pull it out or try to repair it.
  • Keep a seized blade out of use; do not force it or repeatedly run the motor to test it. Replace the complete Extractor Blade assembly if it is seized or damaged, or if its seal is loose, damaged or removed. Hand-tighten a sound blade onto the vessel and fit the Batchbowl Lid firmly before use. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the blending vessel?
  • Switch off the NutriBullet Baby, unplug it and wait for all blades to stop. Let hot contents cool completely; leave a warm, pressurised or stuck sealed Cup closed until cool and do not force it.
  • Turn the cool Cup or Batchbowl assembly counterclockwise and lift it from the Motor Base. Hold the Cup upright before unscrewing its Extractor Blade; for the Batchbowl, remove its Lid.
  • Look for a spoon or other foreign object. Remove a loose object without touching the blade edges; if it is trapped or cannot be reached safely, keep the appliance off.
  • Inspect the vessel and Extractor Blade for damage before refitting. Replace a damaged detachable part; hand-tighten the sound blade onto the vessel and fit the Batchbowl Lid securely when using that vessel. Do not resume if a part is damaged or the noise persists. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Are the ingredients above MAX or too thick to move?
  • Stop the NutriBullet Baby, unplug it and wait for the blade to stop. Let the food and vessel cool completely before opening.
  • Turn the Cup or Batchbowl assembly counterclockwise and lift it off the Motor Base. Hold the Short Cup upright and unscrew its Extractor Blade, or remove the Batchbowl Lid.
  • Reduce the combined food and liquid to the marked MAX line or below. Use completely cooled ingredients; add a little suitable liquid if the mixture is too thick, while keeping the total below MAX.
  • Hand-tighten the Extractor Blade onto the vessel and fit the Batchbowl Lid firmly when using the Batchbowl. Place the assembly on the base and turn clockwise to engage it only when all parts are sound and secure.
  • If the changed sound persists after correcting the load, stop and inspect the blade using the blade check; do not extend the running time to force a thick batch through.

NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend

Six beeps from the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend mean the Work Bowl is incorrectly installed, while three beeps with a flashing blue light mean the Water Reservoir level is too low.

Is there enough clear space around the appliance?
  • Check the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend position; the guide requires space around the appliance for air circulation.
  • Move surrounding objects away from the appliance and leave the space around and beneath the base unobstructed on a stable, level surface.
  • Before another use, the appliance must sit securely with the required surrounding space; if the unusual sound or smell remains, leave it off.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Does the appliance beep six times and refuse to blend or steam?
  • Six beeps on the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend indicate that the Work Bowl is not correctly installed, according to its troubleshooting table.
  • Turn off and unplug, wait for the Blending Blade to stop and allow the Work Bowl to cool for ten minutes before handling. Lower the Blending Blade vertically onto the Blade Holder in the Work Bowl centre and secure the lid clockwise.
  • Align the black arrow near the bottom of the Work Bowl with the Unlock icon on the Motor Base, then hold the base and turn the Work Bowl counterclockwise to lock it.
  • Reconnect power only after assembly; one beep and a blue Indicator light show the ready state. If six beeps recur despite a securely positioned bowl and lid, leave the appliance off.
Does it beep three times, flash blue and stop during steaming?
  • Three beeps with a flashing blue Indicator light on the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend indicate that the Water Reservoir level has become too low.
  • Stop the cycle and let hot parts cool before opening the Water Reservoir Cap; remove the cap counterclockwise and add room-temperature water to the reservoir for the required steaming time, then refit the cap.
  • The blue Indicator light should become steady when enough water has been added; press the Power button to resume. If the warning remains with enough water, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are hard produce, rind, pits or a large load obstructing the Blending Blade?
  • The NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend is intended for small quantities of baby food; hard fruits and vegetables, citrus rinds, pits and seed stones can damage its Blending Blade or motor.
  • After stopping, unplugging and cooling for ten minutes, remove the Work Bowl Lid and lift the Blending Blade vertically, keeping clear of its sharp edges. Remove unsuitable pieces and reduce the food below MAX and the pour-spout vents.
  • Cut suitable ingredients into roughly 1โ€“2 cm cubes for steaming; use soft or cooked ingredients for blending. Refit the blade on its centre holder, secure the lid and lock the bowl onto the base; stop again if the blade cannot process the load normally.
Is residue built up on the Blending Blade or is it damaged?
  • Food or mineral buildup on the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend Blending Blade can inhibit operation; inspect it after each use, and do not use a damaged blade.
  • Let the unplugged appliance cool for ten minutes and ensure all motion has stopped. Remove the Work Bowl Lid and lift out the Blending Blade; clean the blade, Work Bowl and lid with warm soapy water, using a soft brush or cloth for residue without touching the cutting edges.
  • Hand-wash the Blending Blade and Blade Holder; they are not dishwasher-safe. Refit the clean blade vertically onto its holder, secure the lid and lock the Work Bowl in place. Replace a damaged detachable blade; if sound or smell continues after cleaning, leave the appliance off.

Magic Bullet To Go 200W

Worn Cup or Cross Blade components can make the Magic Bullet To Go 200W louder or cause unusual vibration; hard ingredients can also jam the Cross Blade.

These checks cover Magic Bullet To Go 200W, product code MBR-0307. Check the rating label; for MBR-0307AK or another product code, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Leave a warm, pressurised or stuck sealed Cup closed until completely cool; do not force it open.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the Magic Bullet To Go 200W is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Are the Cup, Cross Blade or its gasket worn, loose or damaged?
  • A Magic Bullet To Go 200W that has become louder or developed unusual vibration may have worn cup or blade components.
  • Remove the cool Cup and Cross Blade assembly and inspect the Cup for cracks or damaged tabs and the blade assembly for looseness or visible wear. Check that the gasket is fully seated without removing it; keep fingers away from the blade edges.
  • Replace a worn or damaged detachable component with the correct part; if the gasket is missing, loose or damaged, stop using that Cross Blade assembly and replace it rather than removing or refitting the seal. Buy a replacement cross blade (Australia) or cross blade (New Zealand).
Has the motor run for over a minute or stopped from heat?
  • The Magic Bullet To Go 200W guide limits each run to one minute; a stopped motor may need its thermal breaker to cool before it can reset.
  • Unplug the Motor Base and leave it off for a few hours as directed in the operating instructions; never open a warm sealed Cup until it is completely cool.
  • Check for a blocked Cross Blade and an unsuitable load before another attempt. If the motor stops again or the noise or smell persists, leave the Magic Bullet To Go 200W off.
Have hard ingredients stopped the Cross Blade?
  • Hard pieces such as carrot or celery can jam the Magic Bullet To Go 200W Cross Blade; stop and unplug immediately if the blade stops during lock-on blending.
  • Remove the cool sealed Cup and Cross Blade assembly from the Motor Base and shake it to move the ingredients away from the obstruction.
  • If the blockage remains, untwist the Cross Blade from the Cup. The guide permits gently turning the metal blades with a utensil, never fingers, to release trapped food while detached and unplugged; do not force a damaged or seized blade.
  • Refit the Cross Blade tightly onto the Cup, align the Cup tabs with the Motor Base and try only after the obstruction is cleared. The blade should turn normally; if it does not, stop and leave it unused.
Is the Cup empty or loaded with hard ingredients without enough liquid?
  • The Magic Bullet To Go 200W must not run empty or without liquid; dry hard ingredients and ice crushing can damage the Cross Blade.
  • Remove the stopped Cup and Blade assembly and open it only when cool. Remove an unsuitable dry load; the guide suggests frozen fruit with chilled liquid, or crushed ice limited to one quarter of the total Cup volume with liquid up to MAX.
  • Keep the finished load within MAX, tighten the Cross Blade onto the Cup and mount the assembly securely. If the mixture still cannot circulate, stop instead of extending the run.
Is there a spoon or another non-food object in the Cup?
  • Stop the Magic Bullet To Go 200W and unplug the Motor Base; wait until the Cross Blade has stopped. A spoon or another foreign object must not be left in the Cup.
  • Let a warm sealed Cup cool completely before removing the Cup and Cross Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Hold the Cup upright, then carefully untwist the Cross Blade with the opening pointed away from your body.
  • Remove the foreign object from the detached Cup without touching the blade edges. Inspect the Cup and Cross Blade for cracks, looseness or other damage; replace any damaged detachable part before further use. Buy a replacement cross blade (Australia) or cross blade (New Zealand).
  • Only refit undamaged parts: hand-tighten the Cross Blade onto the Cup and align the Cup tabs with the Motor Base. If the parts will not fit securely or the unusual sound remains, leave the blender off.

Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W

Worn Cup or Cross Blade components can make the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W louder or cause unusual vibration; hard ingredients can also jam the Cross Blade.

These checks cover Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W (product codes starting MBR-1107).

Leave a warm, pressurised or stuck sealed Cup closed until completely cool; do not force it open.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Are the Cup, Cross Blade or its gasket worn, loose or damaged?
  • A Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W that has become louder or developed unusual vibration may have worn cup or blade components.
  • Remove the cool Cup and Cross Blade assembly and inspect the Cup for cracks or damaged tabs and the blade assembly for looseness or visible wear. Check that the gasket is fully seated without removing it; keep fingers away from the blade edges.
  • Replace a worn or damaged detachable component with the correct part; if the gasket is missing, loose or damaged, stop using that Cross Blade assembly and replace it rather than removing or refitting the seal. Buy a replacement cross blade (Australia) or cross blade (New Zealand).
Has the motor run for over a minute or stopped from heat?
  • The Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W guide limits each run to one minute; a stopped motor may need its thermal breaker to cool before it can reset.
  • Unplug the Motor Base and leave it off for a few hours as directed in the operating instructions; never open a warm sealed Cup until it is completely cool.
  • Check for a blocked Cross Blade and an unsuitable load before another attempt. If the motor stops again or the noise or smell persists, leave the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W off.
Have hard ingredients stopped the Cross Blade?
  • Hard pieces such as carrot or celery can jam the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W Cross Blade; stop and unplug immediately if the blade stops during lock-on blending.
  • Remove the cool sealed Cup and Cross Blade assembly from the Motor Base and shake it to move the ingredients away from the obstruction.
  • If the blockage remains, untwist the Cross Blade from the Cup. The guide permits gently turning the metal blades with a utensil, never fingers, to release trapped food while detached and unplugged; do not force a damaged or seized blade.
  • Refit the Cross Blade tightly onto the Cup, align the Cup tabs with the Motor Base and try only after the obstruction is cleared. The blade should turn normally; if it does not, stop and leave it unused.
Is the Cup empty or loaded with hard ingredients without enough liquid?
  • The Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W must not run empty or without liquid; dry hard ingredients and ice crushing can damage the Cross Blade.
  • Remove the stopped Cup and Blade assembly and open it only when cool. Remove an unsuitable dry load; the guide suggests frozen fruit with chilled liquid, or crushed ice limited to one quarter of the total Cup volume with liquid up to MAX.
  • Keep the finished load within MAX, tighten the Cross Blade onto the Cup and mount the assembly securely. If the mixture still cannot circulate, stop instead of extending the run.
Is there a spoon or another non-food object in the Cup?
  • Stop the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W and unplug the Motor Base; wait until the Cross Blade has stopped. A spoon or another foreign object must not be left in the Cup.
  • Let a warm sealed Cup cool completely before removing the Cup and Cross Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Hold the Cup upright, then carefully untwist the Cross Blade with the opening pointed away from your body.
  • Remove the foreign object from the detached Cup without touching the blade edges. Inspect the Cup and Cross Blade for cracks, looseness or other damage; replace any damaged detachable part before further use. Buy a replacement cross blade (Australia) or cross blade (New Zealand).
  • Only refit undamaged parts: hand-tighten the Cross Blade onto the Cup and align the Cup tabs with the Motor Base. If the parts will not fit securely or the unusual sound remains, leave the blender off.

Magic Bullet Blender Combo

Stop using the Magic Bullet Blender Combo and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the Magic Bullet Blender Combo is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining the blade?
  • Check the Magic Bullet Blender Combo load: excess ice or hard ingredients can obstruct the blade, so check the load before another blending attempt.
  • With the vessel safe to open, reduce an excessive load and use sufficient liquid for blending; do not force the blade through a solid mass of ice.
  • Refit the correct blade and vessel securely before blending again; if the ingredients still cannot circulate, end the attempt rather than extending the run.
Is an excessive ingredient load overheating the motor?
  • An excessive Magic Bullet Blender Combo Cup or Pitcher load can stop the blade and overheat the motor; reduce the ingredients rather than forcing more blending.
  • Turn the Power Control Knob to HOME, disconnect the base and wait for the blades to stop. Remove the cool Cup or Pitcher, take off the Cupโ€™s Cross Blade or the Pitcher Lid and remove excess ingredients; keep the load below MAX with sufficient liquid.
  • Secure the Cupโ€™s Cross Blade before returning the inverted assembly to the base. For the Pitcher, check the blade is secured in the direction marked underneath, press the Lid into place, lock its vented cap, and twist the Pitcher clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • If the thermal breaker has stopped the motor, unplug the Motor Base for one hour; if the unusual sound or smell returns with a correct load, leave it off.
Are dry ingredients being used in an attachment that is not intended for them?
  • Dry grinding in the wrong Magic Bullet Blender Combo attachment can overheat the motor or damage the cutting parts.
  • Remove the unsuitable load after the appliance has stopped; do not use the Cross Blade to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
  • Use only ingredients and attachments allowed by the matching guide; inspect any affected detachable cutting part before further use.
Have repeated Cup cycles heated the ingredients?
  • Repeated Magic Bullet Blender Combo Cup cycles heat and pressurise the contents; after two consecutive cycles the guide requires a break of 10โ€“15 minutes before another cycle.
  • Return the control to HOME and stop. If the sealed Cup feels warm, leave it unopened and on the base for at least 30 minutes, then allow more time if it is still warm.
  • Only when completely cool, disengage the Cup and slowly untwist the Cross Blade with the Cup pointed away from the face and body. Do not restart repeated cycles if the original sound or smell is unresolved.
Is the Cross Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • Inspect the Magic Bullet Blender Combo Cup, Pitcher and Cross Blade before another use; the guide says to discontinue use if the blade cannot rotate freely or its gasket is missing or damaged.
  • Turn the control to HOME, unplug and wait for motion to stop. Remove the cooled vessel and check the blade, gasket and vessel for visible damage without putting fingers on the sharp edges; remove any fruit pit or non-food object from the contents.
  • Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct Magic Bullet Blender Combo part. For the Pitcher, use the direction marks underneath: tighten the blade counterclockwise and release it clockwise; secure the lid and Vented Lid Cap, then turn the Pitcher clockwise onto the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • For the Cup, tighten the Cross Blade securely before returning the inverted assembly to the base; if the blade remains seized or the symptom continues with properly secured parts, leave the blender off.

Magic Bullet Mini Juicer

Stop using the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

These checks cover the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer with product code MBJ07110K.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Is food being fed too quickly or forced into the Feed Chute?
  • For the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer MBJ07110K, overpacking the Feed Chute or forcing produce through can disrupt operation; feed only pieces that fit easily.
  • Remove citrus rind and stone-fruit pits before juicing, then add small portions gradually with the supplied Food Pusher. Let the food move into the Juice Bowl before adding more.
  • If a piece becomes lodged, use the Food Pusher gently. When it will not move, switch OFF, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop completely.
  • Remove the Juice Cup and turn the Silicone Spout Cap upwards. Push up beneath both Locking Arms to release them, then lower them away from the juicer.
  • Tilt and pull the Pulp Bin away from the back, then lift off the Juice Bowl Cover. Lift the Juice Bowl from the base with the Sieve inside, and remove the Food Pusher and trapped produce.
  • Reassemble using the Sieve check below, with both Locking Arms fastened; if feeding still requires force, stop the juicer.
Has the motor overheated or stopped during use?
  • If the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer MBJ07110K motor overheats and stops, stop adding produce and switch the Power Button to OFF.
  • Unplug the Mini Juicer and let it cool for 15 minutes, as directed in the troubleshooting table.
  • Before further use, correct an overloaded Feed Chute or excessive running time. If it stops again or the noise or smell persists, leave it off.
Has the juicer been left running after juicing?
  • The Magic Bullet Mini Juicer MBJ07110K can overheat when left running too long, including after juicing has finished.
  • Set the Power Button to OFF as soon as the produce has been processed; do not leave the motor running empty.
  • A motor that has already stopped needs the 15-minute cooling step above. If the original symptom remains, do not keep extending the juicing session.
Is the motor struggling with hard or unsuitable ingredients?
  • Hard fruit and vegetables may put excess strain on the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer MBJ07110K motor; the guide excludes frozen ingredients and stone fruit with pits still inside.
  • Stop the motor before removing an unsuitable load, and follow the Feed Chute clearing sequence above if produce is trapped.
  • Use fresh produce cut small enough to fit easily, with hard pits removed; do not juice low-juice foods such as banana or avocado. If prepared ingredients still cause the motor to struggle, end the attempt.
Is the Sieve or Juice Bowl Cover visibly damaged?
  • Check the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer MBJ07110K Sieve and Juice Bowl Cover if the sound changes; the guide prohibits use with a damaged Sieve or cracked protecting cover.
  • After following the Feed Chute disassembly steps above, lift the Sieve vertically out of the Juice Bowl. Hold it clear of the sharp teeth on the Blade Disc and inspect the mesh and cover for damage.
  • Replace a damaged detachable part before using the juicer again. To refit sound parts, seat the Juice Bowl on the Motor Base with its open side facing the rear.
  • Align the Sieve with the motor drive coupling and press down until it clicks securely in place; refit the Juice Bowl Cover and fasten both Locking Arms.
  • Guide the Pulp Bin back under the rear of the Juice Bowl Cover, put the Juice Cup beneath the spout and turn the Silicone Spout Cap nozzle down. All parts must sit securely; leave the juicer off if the new noise persists.

Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W

Stop using the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W and check the burning-smell and electrical-fault warning below before trying the model checks. Those checks cover safe operation, not a confirmed diagnosis of the noise or smell. If the symptom continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

Is there enough clear space around the appliance?
  • Check the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W position; the guide requires space around the appliance for air circulation.
  • Move surrounding objects away from the appliance and leave the space around and beneath the base unobstructed on a stable, level surface.
  • Before another use, the appliance must sit securely with the required surrounding space; if the unusual sound or smell remains, leave it off.
Is the appliance vibrating on an uneven or unstable surface?
  • Some vibration during normal operation is described for the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W; stop the motor before checking its position.
  • Move the appliance to a stable, level, clean and dry surface and check that it cannot slide or tip.
  • Extreme, new or increasing vibration means you should take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not keep running the motor to see whether it settles.
Has the motor been running too long?
  • The Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W must not run for more than one minute at a time; longer running can overheat and pressurise food inside the Cup or Work Bowl.
  • Turn the knob to OFF at that limit and unplug; allow hot contents and parts to cool completely before handling, and do not force a sealed warm Cup open.
  • If the motor stops unexpectedly or an unusual sound or smell remains, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase); do not repeatedly restart it to finish the batch.
Is the Feed Chute jammed or being forced too quickly?
  • A packed Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W Feed Chute needs the feeding rate reduced; the guide warns against excessive pressure and adding more before food moves naturally into the Work Bowl.
  • Turn the knob to OFF, unplug and wait for the disc to stop. Turn the Work Bowl counterclockwise off the base and unlock its lid counterclockwise; remove the disc carefully before emptying accumulated food.
  • Refit the disc with the required slicing or shredding side facing up and secure the lid. Lock the Work Bowl clockwise onto the base, cut food to fit the chute and use only the supplied Food Pusher.
  • Food should move down without force. If it stays lodged, stop and clear the bowl again; do not use fingers or utensils in a running Feed Chute.
Is ice, rind, a fruit pit or a utensil in the attachment?
  • The Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W is not intended to crush ice; remove fruit rinds, seeds and pits before processing, and keep non-food objects out of the attachments.
  • With the knob OFF and power disconnected, wait for movement to stop and remove the cool Cup or Work Bowl. Open it and remove unsuitable pieces; lift out the Chopping Blade before pouring food from the Work Bowl.
  • Inspect the Cross Blade, Chopping Blade or disc and vessel for damage. Replace a damaged detachable part, then use the correct Kitchen Express attachment with a suitable smaller load; leave it off if abnormal operation continues.
Is the blade seized, or are the blade, disc or vessel damaged or incorrectly fitted?
  • If the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W blade has seized, switch OFF and unplug; do not force the blade or repeatedly restart the motor. Use only the Cup and Cross Blade assembly supplied for the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W.
  • After switching OFF, unplugging and waiting for the blade to stop, remove the Work Bowl or Cup. Check the blade or disc and vessel for damage; handle discs by their two larger finger holes, keeping clear of the cutting edges.
  • Replace a damaged or seized detachable blade with the correct Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W part. Fit the correct attachment, lock the lid and turn the Work Bowl clockwise onto the base; its motor will not run unless the bowl is locked. If a part cannot be removed or fitted normally, leave the appliance off.
Is the Cup filled above MAX?
  • Turn the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W knob to OFF, unplug and wait for the Cross Blade to stop before checking the Cup. The combined ingredients and liquid must not exceed MAX.
  • When the Cup is completely cool, turn the sealed Cup counterclockwise to unlock it from the Motor Base. Set it upright with the Cross Blade on top, then untwist the blade assembly.
  • Remove enough ingredients and liquid to bring the combined level below MAX. Use only cool or room-temperature ingredients.
  • Twist the Cross Blade securely onto the Cup, turn the sealed assembly upside down and lock it clockwise onto the Motor Base. Stop if it will not lock securely or the unusual noise or smell continues.

Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L

A smell from the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L may be a new-machine odour or come from overcooked food, while hot food can continue to make a frying sound briefly after cooking ends.

Are the air outlet or the spaces around the air fryer blocked?
  • Check the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L position: allow at least 200 mm of air space above, below and on all sides, and at least 250 mm from the wall during operation.
  • Keep the rear air outlet uncovered; use a clean, dry, flat surface and do not place the appliance near another heat source.
  • The rear outlet and surrounding spaces must remain clear; if the unusual sound or smell continues, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is it a new-machine odour before the first meal?
  • Before using the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L, rinse the Fry Pot and Crisping Tray with hot soapy water and wipe the Air Fryer Base exterior with a clean, damp cloth. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
  • For first-use preparation only, the guide permits an empty run at the highest temperature for about three minutes to remove new-machine odour. To set a time below ten minutes, turn the Timer clockwise past 10, then back anticlockwise to the required time.
  • Do not keep running the empty Fry Pot for long periods; if the odour remains after first-use preparation, leave the appliance unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Fry Pot too full?
  • The Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L troubleshooting table lists an overfilled Fry Pot as a cause of overcooked or undercooked food.
  • Reduce the load so there is about 50 mm of room at the top of the Fry Pot; split a large portion into smaller batches.
  • Seat the Crisping Tray securely and level in the pot, then return the Fry Pot until it clicks into place and sits flush. If it cannot fit securely, inspect for a damaged detachable part and leave that part out of use.
Is food residue left in the Fry Pot or Crisping Tray?
  • After the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L has been turned off, unplugged and cooled completely, pull the Fry Pot out by its handle.
  • Lift the Crisping Tray using its centre handle, remove food scraps from both parts and rinse them in hot soapy water; keep clear of the trayโ€™s sharp edges.
  • Refit the clean Crisping Tray level in the Fry Pot and return the pot fully into the Base; if a part is damaged or residue cannot be removed, leave that part out of use.
Is the sound still coming from hot food when cooking ends?
  • The Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L guide describes a frying sound that can continue briefly after cooking; wait a few seconds for the frying action and sound to stop.
  • Do not pull the Fry Pot out while the food is still actively frying; keep hands and face away from steam and use the handle carefully.
  • A new grinding, scraping or other persistent sound is not explained by that normal frying note; leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Temperature Dial set too high for the food?
  • If the smell comes from overcooked food in the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L, compare the Temperature Dial with the setting needed for the recipe.
  • The troubleshooting table identifies a temperature that is too high or too low as a cooking problem; adjust the Temperature Dial to suit the food instead of repeating the same setting.
  • Check the next batch during cooking; if food still overcooks at the appropriate setting or the smell is not from the food, leave the air fryer off.
Has the Timer been set for too long?
  • For the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L, excessive cooking time is another troubleshooting-table reason for overcooked food.
  • Compare the Timer setting with the recipe and reduce an overly long cooking time for the next batch; turn the Timer and Temperature Dial to 0 to stop an ongoing cook.
  • Wait for frying sounds to end before removing the Fry Pot. If the result still overcooks with the correct time, stop using the appliance and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the Fry Pot been filled with oil for deep frying?
  • The Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L guide prohibits deep frying with oil; inspect how the food has been prepared before cooking.
  • If oil has been poured into the Fry Pot for deep frying, turn both dials to 0 and allow everything to cool completely before removing the pot.
  • Clean the Fry Pot and Crisping Tray using the residue check above, and use only the cooking methods in the guide. Leave the air fryer unused if the unusual smell continues.

NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System

The NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System can smell during its first few uses, while an overfilled Cup strains the motor and can cause both odour and increased noise.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the odour limited to the first few uses?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System guide describes an odour from the Motor Base during the first few uses.
  • Check whether the appliance is new and whether the odour occurs only during those first uses.
  • If the odour starts after several uses, check the fill level below; if it persists with a correct load, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are the ingredients above the Cupโ€™s MAX line?
  • An overfilled NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Cup strains the motor and can cause an odour or increased noise.
  • After the cup is cool and safe to open, remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly; reduce the contents to the MAX line or below.
  • Twist the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed, turn the assembly blade-side down, and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks into place. Check that the ingredients remain below MAX; if the symptom persists with the corrected load, stop.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining or stopping the motor?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System guide describes a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; an excessive load must be corrected before another attempt.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour when the thermal breaker has stopped the motor. Keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until completely cool; this motor cooldown is separate from the shorter pause for consecutive blending cycles.
  • After cooling, remove the Cup, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load; add sufficient liquid and keep ingredients below MAX. Tighten the blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell returns, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Processor Attachment Feed Chute overloaded or being used for dry grinding?
  • Excessive pressure in the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Feed Chute can seize the blades or discs and overheat the motor; the Processor Attachment must not grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
  • Switch off and unplug, then wait for all movement to stop. Remove the Work Bowl Lid first, then disengage the Work Bowl from the Motor Base; clear the Feed Chute and remove an unsuitable dry-grinding load without touching cutting edges.
  • Refit the Work Bowl until it clicks onto the base and align the lid arrow with the Work Bowl arrow. Power on the Processor Attachment before adding food, and feed slowly with the supplied Food Pusher while keeping contents below MAX; never use Pulse with the Work Bowl.
  • If the assembled attachment will not move suitable food normally, stop. Replace damaged detachable blades or discs before further use.
Have repeated blending cycles overheated the motor?
  • For the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System blending Cup, do not blend continuously for longer than one minute or run more than six consecutive 30-second cycles in six minutes.
  • If the Control Panel flashes continuously after those consecutive cycles, unplug the Motor Base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes; an overload that trips the thermal breaker requires the one-hour cooling step in the ice-and-liquid check.
  • Check the load and clear ventilation before reassembling the cooled appliance; if the symptom continues, leave it off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Rapid Extractor Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • With the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System off and disconnected, wait for all movement to stop and for the Cup to cool completely. Turn the Cup counterclockwise to unlock it, lift it from the Motor Base and unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade while holding the Cup upright.
  • Look over the detached blade assembly and Cup for cracks or visible damage, and check that the blade gasket is present and undamaged. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and do not force a seized blade.
  • A damaged or seized detachable assembly must be replaced with the correct part. Fit a sound Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup and hand-tighten the blade assembly, then lower the inverted Cup assembly onto the base and turn clockwise until it clicks.
  • If the attachment will not lock securely or the unusual sound continues with intact parts, keep the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
  • For the Processor Attachment, use the separate Feed Chute check to remove and reseat the Work Bowl, Lid and cutting attachment; inspect those detached parts before returning them to use.
Has the blending blade been used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee?
  • The NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System guide prohibits dry grinding with the blending Extractor Blade because it can damage the motor or blade.
  • After the Cup has stopped and cooled, remove it from the base, unscrew the blade and empty the unsuitable dry ingredients; inspect the detached assembly for visible damage without touching its sharp edges.
  • Do not refit a damaged blade. For the next permitted blending recipe, add the required liquid, tighten the correct blade onto the Cup and lock the assembly on the base; continued unusual noise or smell means the appliance should stay off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the blending vessel?
  • Switch off the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System, unplug it and wait for all blades to stop. If the Cup feels warm, leave it where it is on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes without handling or opening it. Wait longer if it is still warm; never force it open.
  • Once completely cool, turn the blending Cup counterclockwise to unlock it and slowly lift it from the base. Point the Cup away from your face and body, then use a towel to slowly untwist the Rapid Extractor Blade and release any residual pressure.
  • Check for a spoon or other non-food object in the Cup. Remove a loose object without touching the sharp edges; if it is trapped against the blade or cannot be removed safely, leave the assembly out of use.
  • Inspect the Cup, blade and gasket for damage. Replace a damaged or seized blade assembly before use; hand-tighten a sound Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup, then invert the sealed assembly and lock it clockwise on the base. If the unusual sound continues, stop. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
Is the Coffee & Dry Spice Grinder overfilled, obstructed or holding unsuitable ingredients?
  • Release the Dashed Circle to stop grinding on the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System. Unplug the base and wait for all movement to stop before handling the Grinder.
  • Turn the Grinder Attachment counterclockwise to unlock it and lift it from the Motor Base. Open the Grinding Cup and check for foreign objects, visible damage and contents above MAX; keep clear of the blade edges.
  • Remove a loose foreign object only if you can do so without touching the blades. Keep a damaged or obstructed attachment out of use if the object cannot be removed safely, and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
  • Reduce the dry or dehydrated ingredients to MAX or below. Do not add liquid, moist ingredients or ice to the Grinder. Overfilling can stop the blades and overheat the motor. If the Grinder stopped unexpectedly, leave the base unplugged and allow approximately 15 minutes for it to cool before another use; this is the Grinder instruction.
  • For an undamaged attachment with a suitable load, secure the Grinding Cup onto its blade assembly and lock the Grinder clockwise on the base until it clicks. Use short 1โ€“2 second pulses; stop if the abnormal sound or smell recurs.

NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack

Stop using the NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

What should I do about a new or persistent noise or smell?
  1. Stop using the NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack and keep any suspect detachable part out of use.
  2. Find the product code on the rating label and note when the noise or smell happens.

NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set

A first-use Motor Base odour or an overfilled Cup can explain an unusual smell from the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the odour limited to the first few uses?
  • The NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set guide describes an odour from the Motor Base during the first few uses.
  • Check whether the appliance is new and whether the odour occurs only during those first uses.
  • If the odour starts after several uses, check the fill level below; if it persists with a correct load, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are the ingredients above the Cupโ€™s MAX line?
  • An overfilled NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set Cup strains the motor and can cause an odour.
  • After the cup is cool and safe to open, remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly; reduce the contents to the MAX line or below.
  • Twist the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed, turn the assembly blade-side down, and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks into place. Check that the ingredients remain below MAX; if the symptom persists with the corrected load, stop.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining or stopping the motor?
  • The NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set guide describes a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; an excessive load must be corrected before another attempt.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour when the thermal breaker has stopped the motor. Keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until completely cool; this motor cooldown is separate from the shorter pause for consecutive blending cycles.
  • After cooling, remove the Cup, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load; add sufficient liquid and keep ingredients below MAX. Tighten the blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell returns, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Have repeated blending cycles overheated the motor?
  • Check how many consecutive cycles the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set has run; repeated blending can trigger its cooling protection.
  • Do not exceed three consecutive 45-second blend cycles in five minutes; after a consecutive-use stop, unplug and cool for at least 20 minutes. If the thermal breaker trips under an excessive hard load, use the one-hour cooling step in the ice-and-liquid check.
  • Check the load and clear ventilation before reassembling the cooled appliance; if the symptom continues, leave it off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Rapid Extractor Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • With the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set off and disconnected, wait for all movement to stop and for the Cup to cool completely. Turn the Cup counterclockwise to unlock it, lift it from the Motor Base and unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade while holding the Cup upright.
  • Look over the detached blade assembly and Cup for cracks or visible damage, and check that the blade gasket is present and undamaged. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and do not force a seized blade.
  • A damaged or seized detachable assembly must be replaced with the correct part. Fit a sound Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup and hand-tighten the blade assembly, then lower the inverted Cup assembly onto the base and turn clockwise until it clicks.
  • If the attachment will not lock securely or the unusual sound continues with intact parts, keep the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the blending blade been used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee?
  • The NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set guide prohibits dry grinding with the blending Extractor Blade because it can damage the motor or blade.
  • After the Cup has stopped and cooled, remove it from the base, unscrew the blade and empty the unsuitable dry ingredients; inspect the detached assembly for visible damage without touching its sharp edges.
  • Do not refit a damaged blade. For the next permitted blending recipe, add the required liquid, tighten the correct blade onto the Cup and lock the assembly on the base; continued unusual noise or smell means the appliance should stay off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set, and wait for the blades to stop. If the sealed Cup feels warm or hot, leave it on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes and longer if it is still warm; do not force it off or try to open it.
  • Only when the Cup is completely cool, slowly remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body, then use a towel to slowly untwist it from the Rapid Extractor Blade and gently release any remaining pressure.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack

A first-use Motor Base odour or an overfilled Cup can explain an unusual smell from the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack.

Are the ventilation openings or surrounding spaces covered?
  • Check where the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack is standing; keep the operating surface level and leave the air spaces around the appliance clear.
  • Remove any cloth, paper or other covering from beneath the base, and check the external ventilation openings for dust or lint without opening the housing.
  • Before using the appliance again, the openings must be clear and the base must stand securely with space for air circulation.
Is the odour limited to the first few uses?
  • The NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack guide describes an odour from the Motor Base during the first few uses.
  • Check whether the appliance is new and whether the odour occurs only during those first uses.
  • If the odour starts after several uses, check the fill level below; if it persists with a correct load, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Are the ingredients above the Cupโ€™s MAX line?
  • An overfilled NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack Cup strains the motor and can cause an odour.
  • After the cup is cool and safe to open, remove the Cup from the Motor Base and unscrew the blade assembly; reduce the contents to the MAX line or below.
  • Twist the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup until tightly sealed, turn the assembly blade-side down, and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks into place. Check that the ingredients remain below MAX; if the symptom persists with the corrected load, stop.
Is too much ice or too little liquid straining or stopping the motor?
  • The NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack guide describes a thermal breaker that stops an overheated motor; an excessive load must be corrected before another attempt.
  • Leave the Motor Base unplugged for one hour when the thermal breaker has stopped the motor. Keep a warm or pressurised Cup closed until completely cool; this motor cooldown is separate from the shorter pause for consecutive blending cycles.
  • After cooling, remove the Cup, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load; add sufficient liquid and keep ingredients below MAX. Tighten the blade onto the Cup, turn the assembly upside down and twist the Cup clockwise on the Motor Base until it clicks.
  • If the motor stops again or the unusual noise or smell returns, leave the appliance off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Have repeated blending cycles overheated the motor?
  • Check how many consecutive cycles the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack has run; repeated blending can trigger its cooling protection.
  • Do not exceed three consecutive 45-second blend cycles in five minutes; after a consecutive-use stop, unplug and cool for at least 20 minutes. If the thermal breaker trips under an excessive hard load, use the one-hour cooling step in the ice-and-liquid check.
  • Check the load and clear ventilation before reassembling the cooled appliance; if the symptom continues, leave it off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Is the Rapid Extractor Blade damaged, seized or missing its gasket?
  • With the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack off and disconnected, wait for all movement to stop and for the Cup to cool completely. Turn the Cup counterclockwise to unlock it, lift it from the Motor Base and unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade while holding the Cup upright.
  • Look over the detached blade assembly and Cup for cracks or visible damage, and check that the blade gasket is present and undamaged. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and do not force a seized blade.
  • A damaged or seized detachable assembly must be replaced with the correct part. Fit a sound Rapid Extractor Blade onto the Cup and hand-tighten the blade assembly, then lower the inverted Cup assembly onto the base and turn clockwise until it clicks.
  • If the attachment will not lock securely or the unusual sound continues with intact parts, keep the blender unused and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).
Has the blending blade been used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee?
  • The NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack guide prohibits dry grinding with the blending Extractor Blade because it can damage the motor or blade.
  • After the Cup has stopped and cooled, remove it from the base, unscrew the blade and empty the unsuitable dry ingredients; inspect the detached assembly for visible damage without touching its sharp edges.
  • Do not refit a damaged blade. For the next permitted blending recipe, add the required liquid, tighten the correct blade onto the Cup and lock the assembly on the base; continued unusual noise or smell means the appliance should stay off.
Could a spoon or another non-food object be in the vessel?
  • Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack, and wait for the blades to stop. If the sealed Cup feels warm or hot, leave it on the Motor Base for at least 30 minutes and longer if it is still warm; do not force it off or try to open it.
  • Only when the Cup is completely cool, slowly remove the Cup assembly from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body, then use a towel to slowly untwist it from the Rapid Extractor Blade and gently release any remaining pressure.
  • Check for a spoon or another non-food object inside the Cup. Remove the object while keeping your hands away from the sharp blade edges, then inspect the Cup and blade for damage.
  • Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them with the correct parts before blending again. If an object cannot be removed safely or the sound persists, leave the blender off and take your claim, with your receipt, to the place of purchase (the manufacturer warranty is 12 months from the date of purchase).

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