Blend ice or frozen ingredients only with sufficient liquid. Do not fill the cup with ice or use the blender as an ice crusher; too much ice can stop the blades or overheat the motor.

Before use, check for a cracked or damaged cup, a blade that will not rotate freely, or a missing or damaged gasket. Stop using the affected part and replace it; do not keep blending with a damaged cup or blade. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Turn off and unplug the blender, wait for the blades to stop, and let a warm cup cool before opening. Reduce the contents to the MAX line, add sufficient liquid, refit the blade tightly and lock the cup onto the base before another attempt.

Lock the cup clockwise until it clicks and the control panel lights up. Press the Solid Circle for the automatic 30-second blend, or hold the Dashed Circle to pulse and release it to stop.

Do not blend continuously for more than one minute. After repeated extraction cycles, let the contents settle for at least 10–15 minutes. Do not open a cup that is hot or warm.

If the sealed cup feels hot or warm, leave it where it is and stop blending. Keep others away; do not force, heat or pry the parts apart. Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and wait longer if it is still warm. Once completely cool, slowly detach the cup, point it away from your face and body, and use a towel to gently untwist the blade and release residual pressure. Do not put the warm cup in the fridge or freezer.

When the blend is ready and the blades have stopped, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and fit the To-Go Lid or transfer the food to a vented container. Never use the blade as a storage lid or leave blended food sealed underneath it.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

Blend ice or frozen ingredients only with sufficient liquid. Do not fill the cup with ice or use the blender as an ice crusher; too much ice can stop the blades or overheat the motor.

Before use, check for a cracked or damaged cup, a blade that will not rotate freely, or a missing or damaged gasket. Stop using the affected part and replace it; do not keep blending with a damaged cup or blade. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Turn off and unplug the blender, wait for the blades to stop, and let a warm cup cool before opening. Reduce the contents to the MAX line, add sufficient liquid, refit the blade tightly and lock the cup onto the base before another attempt.

Lock the cup clockwise until it clicks and the control panel lights up. Press the Solid Circle for the automatic 30-second blend, or hold the Dashed Circle to pulse and release it to stop.

Do not blend continuously for more than one minute. After repeated extraction cycles, let the contents settle for at least 10–15 minutes. Do not open a cup that is hot or warm.

If the sealed cup feels hot or warm, leave it where it is and stop blending. Keep others away; do not force, heat or pry the parts apart. Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and wait longer if it is still warm. Once completely cool, slowly detach the cup, point it away from your face and body, and use a towel to gently untwist the blade and release residual pressure. Do not put the warm cup in the fridge or freezer.

When the blend is ready and the blades have stopped, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and fit the To-Go Lid or transfer the food to a vented container. Never use the blade as a storage lid or leave blended food sealed underneath it.

Use HIGH for frozen fruit, frozen vegetables and thick mixtures. Add liquid before blending; this blender is not an ice crusher.

Use EXTRACT to blend fruit, vegetables and ice into a smoothie with liquid. Lock the cup onto the base, press POWER, then EXTRACT; the program finishes automatically. Press EXTRACT again or POWER to stop early.

LOW and HIGH stop automatically after 60 seconds when using a cup. Press the selected speed again or POWER to stop sooner, and wait for the blade to stop before turning the cup anticlockwise to unlock it.

Press and release PULSE for short controlled bursts, or hold it until the texture is right and release to stop. Do not use PULSE for hot ingredients.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

Keep solids below the upper MAX mark and liquids below the lower MAX mark. Fit the pitcher lid and vented lid cap before selecting HIGH or EXTRACT. Pitcher LOW and HIGH continue until you stop them; press the selected speed again or POWER and wait for the blade to stop.

Stop with POWER and wait until the blade stops. Remove the lid and use the supplied tamper to dislodge the ingredients, then refit the lid. Add more liquid if they continue to stick; never push food with a spoon or your hand.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

Check the full product code under your NutriBullet 1000 Series motor base and the guide supplied with your pack before choosing ice and frozen-food limits.

Blend ice or frozen ingredients only with sufficient liquid. Do not fill the cup with ice or use the blender as an ice crusher; too much ice can stop the blades or overheat the motor.

Before use, check for a cracked or damaged cup, a blade that will not rotate freely, or a missing or damaged gasket. Stop using the affected part and replace it; do not keep blending with a damaged cup or blade.

Turn off and unplug the blender, wait for the blades to stop, and let a warm cup cool before opening. Reduce the contents to the MAX line, add sufficient liquid, refit the blade tightly and lock the cup onto the base before another attempt.

Twist the cup clockwise until it clicks; the automatic cycle stops after 45 seconds. To stop early, twist anticlockwise and wait for the blades to stop before lifting the cup. Do not exceed three consecutive 45-second cycles; allow the contents to settle for at least 10–20 minutes after repeated cycles.

If the sealed cup feels hot or warm, leave it where it is and stop blending. Keep others away; do not force, heat or pry the parts apart. Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and wait longer if it is still warm. Once completely cool, slowly detach the cup, point it away from your face and body, and use a towel to gently untwist the blade and release residual pressure.

When the blend is ready and the blades have stopped, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and fit the To-Go Lid or transfer the food to a vented container. Never use the blade as a storage lid or leave blended food sealed underneath it.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base.

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Use the Extractor Blade for a cold smoothie. The separate Milling Blade is for uncooked dry or low-moisture ingredients, with no added liquid; do not use it as the smoothie blade.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

Check the full product code under your NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece motor base and the guide supplied with your pack before choosing ice and frozen-food limits.

Check the full product code under your NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece motor base and the guide supplied with your pack before choosing ice and frozen-food limits.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

Use frozen fruit and chilled liquids for a cold smoothie. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, with water or another liquid filled up to the MAX line. The blender is not an ice crusher: do not crush ice or other hard ingredients without liquid.

Inspect the blade before every use, check that its gasket is fully seated, and screw it tightly onto the cup. Do not use a damaged seal; replace the complete blade assembly. Keep the combined contents at or below the MAX line. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Blend for no longer than one minute continuously. Before another one-minute cycle, let the contents settle for 2–3 minutes and make sure the cup is no longer warm. Carefully open it to release pressure, then securely refit the blade before the next cycle.

If there is damage, a burning smell, smoke, liquid inside the electrical base or another malfunction, 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 use a cooling reset or run another test. Only if the motor has stopped without any of those warning signs, unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes to reset the internal thermal breaker. This motor-cooling period is not a warm-cup opening time; let the cup cool before opening it.

Blend ice or frozen ingredients only with sufficient liquid. Do not fill the cup with ice or use the blender as an ice crusher; too much ice can stop the blades or overheat the motor.

Before use, check for a cracked or damaged cup, a blade that will not rotate freely, or a missing or damaged gasket. Stop using the affected part and replace it; do not keep blending with a damaged cup or blade.

Run for no more than 45 seconds per interval and no more than three consecutive 45-second intervals. Let the motor stop, carefully open a cool cup between intervals to release pressure, and wait at least one minute before another cycle.

Unplug the motor base and allow it to cool for one hour before another attempt. Reduce an excessive ice load and include liquid; never keep pressing a stalled cup into the base.

Remove the Extractor Blade once blending stops. If the mixture is not consumed immediately, use a vented lid or plastic wrap, or transfer it to a vented container, and refrigerate.

Use HIGH for frozen fruit, frozen vegetables and thick mixtures. Add liquid before blending; this blender is not an ice crusher.

Use EXTRACT to blend fruit, vegetables and ice into a smoothie with liquid. Lock the cup onto the base, press POWER, then EXTRACT; the program finishes automatically. Press EXTRACT again or POWER to stop early.

LOW and HIGH stop automatically after 60 seconds when using a cup. Press the selected speed again or POWER to stop sooner, and wait for the blade to stop before turning the cup anticlockwise to unlock it.

Press and release PULSE for short controlled bursts, or hold it until the texture is right and release to stop. Do not use PULSE for hot ingredients.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

Check the full product code under your NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black motor base and the guide supplied with your pack before choosing ice and frozen-food limits.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base.

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

Blend ice or frozen ingredients only with sufficient liquid. Do not fill the cup with ice or use the blender as an ice crusher; too much ice can stop the blades or overheat the motor.

Before use, check for a cracked or damaged cup, a blade that will not rotate freely, or a missing or damaged gasket. Stop using the affected part and replace it; do not keep blending with a damaged cup or blade.

Turn off and unplug the blender, wait for the blades to stop, and let a warm cup cool before opening. Reduce the contents to the MAX line, add sufficient liquid, refit the blade tightly and lock the cup onto the base before another attempt.

Lock the cup clockwise until it clicks and the control panel lights up. Press the Solid Circle for the automatic 30-second blend, or hold the Dashed Circle to pulse and release it to stop.

Do not blend continuously for more than one minute. After repeated extraction cycles, let the contents settle for at least 10–15 minutes. Do not open a cup that is hot or warm.

If the sealed cup feels hot or warm, leave it where it is and stop blending. Keep others away; do not force, heat or pry the parts apart. Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and wait longer if it is still warm. Once completely cool, slowly detach the cup, point it away from your face and body, and use a towel to gently untwist the blade and release residual pressure. Do not put the warm cup in the fridge or freezer.

When the blend is ready and the blades have stopped, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and fit the To-Go Lid or transfer the food to a vented container. Never use the blade as a storage lid or leave blended food sealed underneath it.

Blend ice or frozen ingredients only with sufficient liquid. Do not fill the cup with ice or use the blender as an ice crusher; too much ice can stop the blades or overheat the motor.

Before use, check for a cracked or damaged cup, a blade that will not rotate freely, or a missing or damaged gasket. Stop using the affected part and replace it; do not keep blending with a damaged cup or blade. Buy a replacement extractor blade (New Zealand).

Turn off and unplug the blender, wait for the blades to stop, and let a warm cup cool before opening. Reduce the contents to the MAX line, add sufficient liquid, refit the blade tightly and lock the cup onto the base before another attempt.

Lock the cup clockwise until it clicks and the control panel lights up. Press the Solid Circle for the automatic 30-second blend, or hold the Dashed Circle to pulse and release it to stop.

Do not blend continuously for more than one minute. After repeated extraction cycles, let the contents settle for at least 10–15 minutes. Do not open a cup that is hot or warm.

If the sealed cup feels hot or warm, leave it where it is and stop blending. Keep others away; do not force, heat or pry the parts apart. Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and wait longer if it is still warm. Once completely cool, slowly detach the cup, point it away from your face and body, and use a towel to gently untwist the blade and release residual pressure. Do not put the warm cup in the fridge or freezer.

When the blend is ready and the blades have stopped, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and fit the To-Go Lid or transfer the food to a vented container. Never use the blade as a storage lid or leave blended food sealed underneath it.

Blend ice or frozen ingredients only with sufficient liquid. Do not fill the cup with ice or use the blender as an ice crusher; too much ice can stop the blades or overheat the motor.

Before use, check for a cracked or damaged cup, a blade that will not rotate freely, or a missing or damaged gasket. Stop using the affected part and replace it; do not keep blending with a damaged cup or blade. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Turn off and unplug the blender, wait for the blades to stop, and let a warm cup cool before opening. Reduce the contents to the MAX line, add sufficient liquid, refit the blade tightly and lock the cup onto the base before another attempt.

Lock the cup clockwise until it clicks and the control panel lights up. Press the Solid Circle for the automatic 30-second blend, or hold the Dashed Circle to pulse and release it to stop.

Do not blend continuously for more than one minute. Do not exceed six consecutive 30-second intervals; carefully open a cool cup between cycles to release pressure. After repeated extraction cycles, let the contents settle for at least 10–15 minutes. Do not open a cup that is hot or warm.

If the sealed cup feels hot or warm, leave it where it is and stop blending. Keep others away; do not force, heat or pry the parts apart. Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and wait longer if it is still warm. Once completely cool, slowly detach the cup, point it away from your face and body, and use a towel to gently untwist the blade and release residual pressure.

When the blend is ready and the blades have stopped, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and fit the To-Go Lid or transfer the food to a vented container. Never use the blade as a storage lid or leave blended food sealed underneath it.

Do not put ice, liquid or moist ingredients in the Coffee & Dry Spice Grinder. Use the blending cup with the Rapid Extractor Blade for an ice-containing smoothie. The Processor Attachment is not for hard ingredients or dry grinding.

For a cold smoothie, use frozen fruit with chilled liquid. Alternatively, add crushed ice up to 25% of the total cup volume, then add water or another liquid up to the MAX line; keep the combined ingredients within that line.

Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid; repeated dry crushing can dull or damage the blade. Never run the cup empty.

With the base unplugged, inspect the blade and its gasket before use. The gasket must be seated properly; stop using a damaged blade or seal and replace the complete blade assembly. Screw the blade firmly onto the cup before fitting it to the base.

Limit each continuous blend to one minute. If the cup feels warm, stop and let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.

Unplug the motor base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again. Check that the cup is not overfilled and that the blade has not been damaged before refitting it.

After blending has stopped, open the cup carefully with the opening pointed away from your body. Remove the extractor blade before storing the mixture; cover the cup with plastic wrap or foil. Do not leave blended food sealed under the blade for long periods, because it can ferment and build pressure.

Blend ice or frozen ingredients only with sufficient liquid. Do not fill the cup with ice or use the blender as an ice crusher; too much ice can stop the blades or overheat the motor.

Before use, check for a cracked or damaged cup, a blade that will not rotate freely, or a missing or damaged gasket. Stop using the affected part and replace it; do not keep blending with a damaged cup or blade.

Turn off and unplug the blender, wait for the blades to stop, and let a warm cup cool before opening. Reduce the contents to the MAX line, add sufficient liquid, refit the blade tightly and lock the cup onto the base before another attempt.

Twist the cup clockwise until it clicks; the automatic cycle stops after 45 seconds. To stop early, twist anticlockwise and wait for the blades to stop before lifting the cup. Do not exceed three consecutive 45-second cycles; allow the contents to settle for at least 10–20 minutes after repeated cycles.

If the sealed cup feels hot or warm, leave it where it is and stop blending. Keep others away; do not force, heat or pry the parts apart. Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and wait longer if it is still warm. Once completely cool, slowly detach the cup, point it away from your face and body, and use a towel to gently untwist the blade and release residual pressure.

When the blend is ready and the blades have stopped, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and fit the To-Go Lid or transfer the food to a vented container. Never use the blade as a storage lid or leave blended food sealed underneath it.

Blend ice or frozen ingredients only with sufficient liquid. Do not fill the cup with ice or use the blender as an ice crusher; too much ice can stop the blades or overheat the motor.

Before use, check for a cracked or damaged cup, a blade that will not rotate freely, or a missing or damaged gasket. Stop using the affected part and replace it; do not keep blending with a damaged cup or blade.

Turn off and unplug the blender, wait for the blades to stop, and let a warm cup cool before opening. Reduce the contents to the MAX line, add sufficient liquid, refit the blade tightly and lock the cup onto the base before another attempt.

Twist the cup clockwise until it clicks; the automatic cycle stops after 45 seconds. To stop early, twist anticlockwise and wait for the blades to stop before lifting the cup. Do not exceed three consecutive 45-second cycles; allow the contents to settle for at least 10–20 minutes after repeated cycles.

If the sealed cup feels hot or warm, leave it where it is and stop blending. Keep others away; do not force, heat or pry the parts apart. Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and wait longer if it is still warm. Once completely cool, slowly detach the cup, point it away from your face and body, and use a towel to gently untwist the blade and release residual pressure.

When the blend is ready and the blades have stopped, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and fit the To-Go Lid or transfer the food to a vented container. Never use the blade as a storage lid or leave blended food sealed underneath it.