• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending and leave the cup where it is; do not try to remove or open it while warm, and keep others from touching it.
• Allow at least 30 minutes, then check whether it is completely cool; wait longer if any warmth remains. Do not apply heat, force or pry the parts apart. Do not put it in the fridge or freezer to cool it.
• When completely cool, slowly disengage the cup from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly untwist the Rapid Extractor Blade.
• If it remains stuck, stop trying promptly; do not leave blended contents sealed for a prolonged period because they can ferment and build pressure.

• Start with cool or room-temperature ingredients in the NutriBullet 900 Series cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending, disconnect power and wait until the cup and contents have cooled before handling or opening the cup.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

• Start with cool or room-temperature ingredients in the NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending, disconnect power and wait until the cup and contents have cooled before handling or opening the cup.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

• Start with cool or room-temperature ingredients in the NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending, disconnect power and wait until the cup and contents have cooled before handling or opening the cup.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending and leave the cup where it is; do not try to remove or open it while warm, and keep others from touching it.
• Allow at least 30 minutes, then check whether it is completely cool; wait longer if any warmth remains. Do not apply heat, force or pry the parts apart. Do not put it in the fridge or freezer to cool it.
• When completely cool, slowly disengage the cup from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly untwist the Rapid Extractor Blade.
• If it remains stuck, stop trying promptly; do not leave blended contents sealed for a prolonged period because they can ferment and build pressure.

• Use only room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the sealed cup. The vented pitcher can blend hot ingredients, but it does not cook them; fit and lock the pitcher lid and vented cap, start on LOW, and never use PULSE for hot ingredients.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending, disconnect power and wait until the cup and contents have cooled before handling or opening the cup.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

• Start with cool or room-temperature ingredients in the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending, disconnect power and wait until the cup and contents have cooled before handling or opening the cup.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000 cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending, disconnect power and wait until the cup and contents have cooled before handling or opening the cup.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending and leave the cup where it is; do not try to remove or open it while warm, and keep others from touching it.
• Allow at least 30 minutes, then check whether it is completely cool; wait longer if any warmth remains. Do not apply heat, force or pry the parts apart.
• When completely cool, slowly disengage the cup from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly untwist the Rapid Extractor Blade.
• If it remains stuck, stop trying promptly; do not leave blended contents sealed for a prolonged period because they can ferment and build pressure.

• Start with cool or room-temperature ingredients in the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending, disconnect power and wait until the cup and contents have cooled before handling or opening the cup.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending, disconnect power and wait until the cup and contents have cooled before handling or opening the cup.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

Refer to the user guide supplied with your NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200.

1. Stop the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece when the texture is ready; wait for the blades to stop and unplug the base. Do not run continuously for more than one minute.
2. If the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece cup is warm, leave it closed until it has cooled. Open the cool cup carefully, pointed away from your body; do not force a stuck cup open.
3. Use a separate suitable cooking appliance and container for heating. Do not put the NutriBullet cup, blade, motor base or accessories in the microwave.
4. For the next blend, start with ingredients and liquid at 21°C or cooler, keep the contents below MAX, and never blend hot or fizzy ingredients. See the hot and fizzy ingredients answer for your 500 Series.

• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet 700 Series cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Check cooked ingredients with a thermometer before blending; a cool surface can hide a hot centre.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending and leave the sealed cup closed for at least 15 minutes, and longer until completely cool; a timed wait alone does not make a warm cup safe to open.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

• For the sealed cup, start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler. Do not treat the EXTRACT or speed buttons as cooking settings, and do not use PULSE with hot ingredients.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending, disconnect power and wait until the cup and contents have cooled before handling or opening the cup.
• Once cool and the blades have stopped, remove the cup assembly; point it away from your face and body and slowly unscrew the blade to release residual pressure.
• If the cooled cup will not release, do not force it.

• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending and leave the cup where it is; do not try to remove or open it while warm, and keep others from touching it.
• Allow at least 30 minutes, then check whether it is completely cool; wait longer if any warmth remains. Do not apply heat, force or pry the parts apart. Do not put it in the fridge or freezer to cool it.
• When completely cool, slowly disengage the cup from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly untwist the Rapid Extractor Blade.
• If it remains stuck, stop trying promptly; do not leave blended contents sealed for a prolonged period because they can ferment and build pressure.

• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending and leave the cup where it is; do not try to remove or open it while warm, and keep others from touching it.
• Allow at least 30 minutes, then check whether it is completely cool; wait longer if any warmth remains. Do not apply heat, force or pry the parts apart. Do not put it in the fridge or freezer to cool it.
• When completely cool, slowly disengage the cup from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly untwist the Rapid Extractor Blade.
• If it remains stuck, stop trying promptly; do not leave blended contents sealed for a prolonged period because they can ferment and build pressure.

• Cook ingredients that need cooking separately, then cool them to room temperature before blending in the Batchbowl or Short Cup.
• Run only until the required texture is reached, never for more than one minute continuously to try to heat the food.
• Do not heat baby food in the microwave: it can create hot pockets. Check the food temperature before feeding; follow the warming and serving guidance in the NutriBullet Baby recipe guide.

• Stop blending and wait until the blades have stopped; unplug before removing the Batchbowl or Short Cup.
• If the contents or vessel are warm, let them cool before opening. Never microwave the cups, lids, blades or Motor Base, and never microwave a sealed cup.
• Inspect a heat-damaged cup or bowl after cooling. Stop using any warped or damaged part and obtain the correct replacement.

• With the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend switched off, check that the power cord is connected to the power outlet.
• On connection, listen for one beep and look for a blue Indicator light. If neither appears, stop here.

• Turn off and unplug the appliance. Allow at least 10 minutes for cooling, wait until all parts have completely cooled and the blade has stopped, then hold the Work Bowl by its handle and turn it clockwise to unlock it.
• Place the Work Bowl back on the Motor Base with its black arrow aligned to the Unlock icon. Hold the Motor Base steady and turn the Work Bowl counter-clockwise until securely locked.
• Reconnect power and try the selected setting. Six beeps mean the bowl or lid assembly still needs attention; do not force the parts or bypass the interlock.

• After switching off, unplugging and allowing the Work Bowl to cool, check for food around the lid fit. Remove the Work Bowl Lid and wash it and the Work Bowl with warm soapy water; dry thoroughly.
• Twist the Work Bowl Lid clockwise onto the Work Bowl until fully closed and securely in place, then refit the bowl as described above.
• If the lid opened during steaming, closing it alone does not restart the cycle: press the Power button to resume. If it will not stay closed, stop using that lid and replace it.

• Turn the appliance off and let it cool completely before adding water; never refill while it is on or hot.
• Turn the Water Reservoir Cap counter-clockwise to remove it. Add room-temperature water to the level needed for the food and steam time in the guide; turn the cap clockwise until tightly sealed.
• A solid blue Indicator light shows that enough water has been added. Press Power to resume steaming. If the low-water signal remains after correct filling, stop and use the support route.

• Blend and Pulse process food without a steaming stage. Turn the Setting Dial to Steam to steam only, or Steam + Blend to steam followed by automatic blending.
• Press Power to activate the selection. The blue Indicator light flashes during steaming; five beeps at the end mean the cycle has finished and the appliance has entered Standby.
• If Steam or Steam + Blend still does not produce steam after the bowl, lid and water checks, discontinue use rather than repeatedly restarting it.

• Switch off and allow the food and Work Bowl to cool before removing the lid. Cut prepared ingredients into roughly 1–2 cm cubes and keep the food below the MAX line and clear of the pour-spout steam vents.
• Do not put food or liquid inside the Work Bowl Lid assembly. Use the food-specific time and reservoir level in the guide; its steaming table is based on approximately 200 ml of food.
• After the cycle, check that the food is fully cooked, then allow it to cool to a safe feeding temperature. If pieces are still hard, check their size, load and selected steam time before preparing the next batch.

• After the appliance has completely cooled and is unplugged, discard the remaining reservoir water. Descale every four weeks, or sooner if deposits appear.
• Add 240 ml of white vinegar to the Water Reservoir and leave for at least 30 minutes, up to 24 hours depending on the deposits. Pour it away, rinse with cool water and discard the rinse water.
• Run fresh water through steaming cycles several times and discard it after cooling. For the final cleaning cycle, fill to the 25-minute line, lock the reservoir cap and correctly assemble the Work Bowl, Blending Blade and Work Bowl Lid; select Steam and press Power.
• After that cycle, unplug and cool completely before emptying the reservoir and bowl. Repeat descaling if deposits remain; if steam still does not return, stop using the appliance.

• Start with cool or room-temperature ingredients in the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending and leave the cup where it is; do not try to remove or open it while warm, and keep others from touching it.
• Allow at least 30 minutes, then check whether it is completely cool; wait longer if any warmth remains. Do not apply heat, force or pry the parts apart.
• When completely cool, slowly disengage the cup from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly untwist the Rapid Extractor Blade.
• If it remains stuck, stop trying promptly; do not leave blended contents sealed for a prolonged period because they can ferment and build pressure.

• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending and leave the cup where it is; do not try to remove or open it while warm, and keep others from touching it.
• Allow at least 30 minutes, then check whether it is completely cool; wait longer if any warmth remains. Do not apply heat, force or pry the parts apart.
• When completely cool, slowly disengage the cup from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly untwist the Rapid Extractor Blade.
• If it remains stuck, stop trying promptly; do not leave blended contents sealed for a prolonged period because they can ferment and build pressure.

• Start with room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients at 21°C or cooler in the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack cup. Do not add hot ingredients to try to make a hot meal.
• Once the texture is ready, stop blending and wait for the blade to stop. For heating after blending, follow “How can I heat food after blending?” above instead of running extra blending cycles.
• Blending warmth comes from blade friction and is not a test that food is cooked. If the cup has become warm, follow the next check before removing it.

• Stop blending and leave the cup where it is; do not try to remove or open it while warm, and keep others from touching it.
• Allow at least 30 minutes, then check whether it is completely cool; wait longer if any warmth remains. Do not apply heat, force or pry the parts apart.
• When completely cool, slowly disengage the cup from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly untwist the Rapid Extractor Blade.
• If it remains stuck, stop trying promptly; do not leave blended contents sealed for a prolonged period because they can ferment and build pressure.

• A cool starting mixture is expected: use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients and liquid at 21°C or below. Do not add hot or carbonated ingredients.
• Add liquid and keep the ingredients at or below the MAX line. Do not run the extractor with an empty cup.
• Stop when the blend is ready. Blade friction can warm the contents and create pressure; that is a reason to stop and cool the cup, not a heating method.

• Blend for no more than one minute continuously. Before another cycle, let the contents settle for 2–3 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.
• Do not leave a blend sealed under the extractor blade as a storage lid; its ingredients can release gas or ferment and build pressure.
• Do not put the cup, base or any accessories in a microwave. Use separate cookware that is suitable for the food’s heating instructions.

• If the sealed cup is warm, wait until it is completely cool before carefully opening it away from your face and body. If it will not open normally, leave it closed; do not force it.
• If there is a burning smell, smoke, sparks, a damaged cord or plug, liquid inside or underneath the motor base, or damage after a drop, stop using the appliance, unplug it only if safe, 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 run another test or open the motor base.
• For a stopped motor without damage, electrical warnings or another malfunction, unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. Keep ventilation beneath and around the base unobstructed. This is a motor reset, not a cup-opening time; if the problem 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).