• Check the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Rapid Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 cup and Rapid Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup using warm soapy water; wash the blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Rapid Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the Rapid Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 cup, then inspect its sides and rim for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Rapid Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup or a broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Ultra 1200 cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Rapid Extractor Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Ultra 1200 cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. After repeated cycles, allow the contents to settle for at least 10–15 minutes; a warm cup requires the longer cooling procedure above.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet Ultra 1200.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Ultra 1200, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet 900 Series cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 900 Series cup and extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 900 Series extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 900 Series cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 900 Series cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 900 Series cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 900 Series mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 900 Series cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 900 Series, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 900 Series Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• For extractor-blade blending, add ingredients and liquid without going above the cup’s MAX line.
• Twist the extractor blade onto the cup until tightly sealed.

• Check all three tabs on the cup. Stop using the cup and replace it if a tab is broken, damaged or missing.

• With the NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set NB9-0807DG unplugged and all movement stopped, inspect the detached extractor blade before refitting it.
• Stop using a worn or damaged blade and replace the complete extractor blade assembly before further use.

• Check that the gasket is intact and completely seated in the extractor blade without pulling it out.
• Do not remove the gasket. If it is loose, dislodged or damaged, stop using that blade and replace the complete blade assembly.

• Hot ingredients and gas from carbonated liquids can build pressure inside the sealed NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set NB9-0807DG cup. Do not blend them.
• Stop blending and leave a warm cup to cool before carefully opening it pointed away from your body. Use only cool or room-temperature ingredients for the next batch.

• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute. Blade friction can heat the contents and build pressure; let a warm vessel cool before carefully opening it away from your body.
• Do not leave blended mixtures sealed for long periods. They can ferment and build pressure. Release pressure carefully once the cup has cooled before storing the mixture.

1. Wipe the accessible motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
2. Use a small brush if needed to clean sticky debris around the white actuator tabs inside the unplugged base.

• For extractor-blade blending, add ingredients and liquid without going above the cup’s MAX line.
• Twist the extractor blade onto the cup until tightly sealed.

• Check all three tabs on the cup. Stop using the cup and replace it if a tab is broken, damaged or missing.

• With the NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack NB9-1107AK unplugged and all movement stopped, inspect the detached extractor blade before refitting it.
• Stop using a worn or damaged blade and replace the complete extractor blade assembly before further use.

• Check that the gasket is intact and completely seated in the extractor blade without pulling it out.
• Do not remove the gasket. If it is loose, dislodged or damaged, stop using that blade and replace the complete blade assembly.

• Hot ingredients and gas from carbonated liquids can build pressure inside the sealed NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack NB9-1107AK cup. Do not blend them.
• Stop blending and leave a warm cup to cool before carefully opening it pointed away from your body. Use only cool or room-temperature ingredients for the next batch.

• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute. Blade friction can heat the contents and build pressure; let a warm vessel cool before carefully opening it away from your body.
• Do not leave blended mixtures sealed for long periods. They can ferment and build pressure. Release pressure carefully once the cup has cooled before storing the mixture.

1. Wipe the accessible motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
2. Use a small brush if needed to clean sticky debris around the white actuator tabs inside the unplugged base.

• Check the NutriBullet 600 Series cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 600 Series cup and extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 600 Series extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 600 Series cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 600 Series cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 600 Series cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 600 Series mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 600 Series cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 600 Series, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 600 Series Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Rapid Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium cup and Rapid Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup using warm soapy water; wash the blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium Rapid Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the Rapid Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium cup, then inspect its sides and rim for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Rapid Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup or a broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Rapid Extractor Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. After repeated cycles, allow the contents to settle for at least 10–15 minutes; a warm cup requires the longer cooling procedure above.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the easy-twist extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 cup and easy-twist extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the easy-twist extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 easy-twist extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the easy-twist extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached easy-twist extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the easy-twist extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Check the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 pitcher markings before running the blender. Keep liquids below the liquid MAX line and solids below the solid MAX line where separate marks are provided.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop, then remove the pitcher and reduce an excessive batch.
• Refit the closed lid before blending again. The ingredients must stay within the appropriate MAX mark after everything has been added.

• A lid or opening left unsecured can let the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 pitcher splash from the top. Stop the blades before adjusting the lid.
• Remove the lid and wash food deposits from the lid and pitcher contact surfaces with soap and water, then rinse.
• Place the Pitcher Lid with its Vented Lid Cap attached onto the pitcher, aligned with the handle. The lid must stay fully seated; replace a damaged detachable lid before further use.

• Inspect the clean NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 pitcher, its base and fitting area for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Replace a damaged pitcher or detachable lid before using it again; do not keep blending to see whether a crack leaks more.
• If liquid continues to escape from the bottom of a sound, correctly fitted pitcher, keep the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 off and use the help route for the fault.

• For a hot blend in the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 pitcher, the fitted vented lid and the correct fill level help control splashes. Hot ingredients must never be moved to a sealed blending cup.
• Start the pitcher blend on LOW and increase speed only after ingredients are mixed and the surface is steady.
• If the mixture splashes, stop the motor and let it settle before checking the lid and amount. Open the lid cautiously because steam can escape.

• The NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 easy-twist extractor blade must be aligned and securely fastened to the base of the pitcher.
• After shutdown, empty the pitcher and remove its blade. Hand-wash the blade and pitcher, paying attention to the fitting surfaces; keep the blade seal in place and dry the blade completely.
• Twist the easy-twist extractor blade back onto the pitcher base, keeping the components aligned. If the blade will not tighten securely or its seal is damaged, replace the affected blade assembly.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together or unlock and remove the pitcher. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade, pitcher and lid separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 cup and extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. Do not run more than three one-minute intervals without two to three minutes of cooling after the third.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the easy-twist extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG cup and easy-twist extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the easy-twist extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG easy-twist extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the easy-twist extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG cup and inspect the detachable parts for damage before reassembly.
• Inspect the detached easy-twist extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the easy-twist extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the easy-twist extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 NB07100-1008DG Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet 1000 Series cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 1000 Series cup and Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 1000 Series Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 1000 Series cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 1000 Series cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the Extractor Blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 1000 Series cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 1000 Series mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. Before another one-minute cycle, let contents settle for two to three minutes and open the cool cup carefully to release pressure.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 1000 Series cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 1000 Series, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 1000 Series Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Rapid Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 cup and Rapid Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup using warm soapy water; wash the blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Rapid Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the Rapid Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 cup, then inspect its sides and rim for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Rapid Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup or a broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Turbo 1000 cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Rapid Extractor Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Turbo 1000 cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. Do not run more than three consecutive 45-second cycles in five minutes; after that limit, unplug and cool for at least 20 minutes.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet Turbo 1000.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Turbo 1000, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack cup and Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the Extractor Blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. Before another one-minute cycle, let contents settle for two to three minutes and open the cool cup carefully to release pressure.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece cup and extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 1200 Series / 12 Piece Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece cup and extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 1200 Series / 10 Piece Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the easy-twist extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 cup and easy-twist extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the easy-twist extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 easy-twist extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the easy-twist extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 cup and inspect the detachable parts for damage before reassembly.
• Inspect the detached easy-twist extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the easy-twist extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the easy-twist extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece cup and extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Stop blending and unplug the motor base; wait until all moving parts have stopped.
• If the sealed cup feels warm, let it cool before carefully opening it away from your body.
• For the next blend, use cool or room-temperature ingredients, never hot liquids or carbonated ingredients; do not run continuously for more than one minute.

• With the appliance unplugged and any warm cup cooled, keep ingredients at or below the MAX line and screw the extractor blade securely onto the cup.
• Check that the gasket is fully seated in the blade unit before each use. Leave the gasket in place; if its seal is damaged, replace the complete blade assembly. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

1. Unplug and wait for moving parts to stop before cleaning. Wipe the base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
2. Wash the cups and To-Go Lids on the dishwasher top rack without a sanitise cycle; keep the blade gasket in place and dry both sides of the extractor blade completely.

• Check the NutriBullet 700 Series cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 700 Series cup and Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 700 Series Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 700 Series cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 700 Series cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 15 minutes and until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the Extractor Blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 700 Series cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 700 Series mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. Allow at least one minute between cycles; let a warm cup cool completely before opening it.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 700 Series cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet 700 Series.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 700 Series, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 700 Series Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the easy-twist extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher cup and easy-twist extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the easy-twist extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher easy-twist extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the easy-twist extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher cup and inspect the detachable parts for damage before reassembly.
• Inspect the detached easy-twist extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the easy-twist extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the easy-twist extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher pitcher markings before running the blender. Keep liquids below the liquid MAX line and solids below the solid MAX line where separate marks are provided.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop, then remove the pitcher and reduce an excessive batch.
• Refit the closed lid before blending again. The ingredients must stay within the appropriate MAX mark after everything has been added.

• A lid or opening left unsecured can let the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher pitcher splash from the top. Stop the blades before adjusting the lid.
• Remove the lid and wash food deposits from the lid and pitcher contact surfaces with soap and water, then rinse.
• Seat the lid fully and secure the vented lid cap before blending. The lid must stay fully seated; replace a damaged detachable lid before further use.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cool NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher cup and easy-twist extractor blade together, turn the cup upright and unscrew the blade.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the combined food and liquid against the MAX line on the NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black cup.
• Once the motor has stopped and the cup is cool, remove the cup and extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Remove excess ingredients so the mixture stays below MAX, then screw the extractor blade tightly onto the cup before reattaching it.

• With the NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black unplugged and its cool cup assembly removed, check the cup-to-blade connection.
• Tighten the extractor blade securely onto the cup before reattaching the assembly. If the connection will not tighten, leave it out of use.

• Inspect the detached NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black extractor blade and its visible seal without touching the cutting edges.
• Stop using a blade showing wear or a dislodged or damaged seal. Replace the complete extractor blade assembly; do not keep blending to test whether tightening has stopped the leak.

• The NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black uses a sealed blending cup; do not blend hot or carbonated ingredients in it.
• Keep the appliance off after a leak and leave a warm sealed cup alone. Use the model-specific help route before attempting a repair.

Leave the NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black off and unplugged. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.

• Check the NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit cup and extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 600 Essentials Kit Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Rapid Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack cup and Rapid Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup using warm soapy water; wash the blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack Rapid Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the Rapid Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack cup, then inspect its sides and rim for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Rapid Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup or a broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Rapid Extractor Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. After repeated cycles, allow the contents to settle for at least 10–15 minutes; a warm cup requires the longer cooling procedure above.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Rapid Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium cup and Rapid Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup using warm soapy water; wash the blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium Rapid Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the Rapid Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium cup, then inspect its sides and rim for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Rapid Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup or a broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Rapid Extractor Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. After repeated cycles, allow the contents to settle for at least 10–15 minutes; a warm cup requires the longer cooling procedure above.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Triple Prep System cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Triple Prep System cup and Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Triple Prep System Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Triple Prep System cup, then inspect its sides and rim for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup or a broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Triple Prep System cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Extractor Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Triple Prep System cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Triple Prep System mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Triple Prep System cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet Triple Prep System.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

• Check the NutriBullet Triple Prep System pitcher markings before running the blender. Keep liquids below the liquid MAX line and solids below the solid MAX line where separate marks are provided.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop, then remove the pitcher and reduce an excessive batch.
• Refit the closed lid before blending again. The ingredients must stay within the appropriate MAX mark after everything has been added.

• A lid or opening left unsecured can let the NutriBullet Triple Prep System pitcher splash from the top. Stop the blades before adjusting the lid.
• Remove the lid and wash food deposits from the lid and pitcher contact surfaces with soap and water, then rinse.
• Press the lid down to secure it, then press down and twist the Vented Lid Cap until locked. The lid must stay fully seated; replace a damaged detachable lid before further use. Keep the pouring spout latched closed during blending.

• Inspect the clean NutriBullet Triple Prep System pitcher, its base and fitting area for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Replace a damaged pitcher or detachable lid before using it again; do not keep blending to see whether a crack leaks more. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
• If liquid continues to escape from the bottom of a sound, correctly fitted pitcher, keep the NutriBullet Triple Prep System off and use the help route for the fault.

• For a hot blend in the NutriBullet Triple Prep System pitcher, the fitted vented lid and the correct fill level help control splashes. Hot ingredients must never be moved to a sealed blending cup.
• Start the pitcher blend on LOW and increase speed only after ingredients are mixed and the surface is steady.
• If the mixture splashes, stop the motor and let it settle before checking the lid and amount. Open the lid cautiously because steam can escape.

• Food blocking the NutriBullet Triple Prep System Pitcher Lid vents can trap pressure and cause splattering.
• With the blender off and the mixture cool enough to handle, remove the lid and wash it with soap and water. Clear visible residue from the vent slots, rinse, and check that the openings are unobstructed.
• Refit the lid securely with its vent openings clear. Replace a damaged lid; do not run the pitcher with blocked vents.

• Check the NutriBullet Triple Prep System Work Bowl MAX line; exceeding it can damage the bowl or cover.
• Power off, unplug and wait for the blades to stop. Turn the Work Bowl Lid counter-clockwise first, then twist the Work Bowl counter-clockwise off the Motor Base. Lift out the blade or disc by its plastic centre before removing excess food.
• Refit the Blade Adapter and intended blade, secure the Work Bowl to the base clockwise, then lock its Lid clockwise with the arrows aligned. Keep both food and added liquid below the MAX line.

• The NutriBullet Triple Prep System work bowl and lid must both be secured before processing.
• With power disconnected, inspect the bowl and lid for trapped food or damage. Wash away residue before refitting the bowl.
• Lock the Work Bowl onto the Motor Base first, then turn the Work Bowl Lid clockwise until the arrows align; insert the Food Pusher. Do not operate if a damaged latch prevents a secure fit.

• Forcing too much food down the NutriBullet Triple Prep System feed chute can overload the bowl.
• Stop feeding more ingredients and let food move naturally down the chute; use the supplied Food Pusher without excessive pressure.
• If food remains trapped, switch off and unplug before disassembly. Remove the lid and blade or disc carefully, clear the food and refit the attachments for a smaller batch.

• With the NutriBullet Triple Prep System disconnected from power, remove the work bowl lid and blade or disc before emptying and cleaning the bowl.
• Inspect the bowl, lid and locking areas for damage; stop using a damaged detachable component and replace it with a genuine matching part. Buy a replacement bowl (Australia) or bowl (New Zealand).
• Refit the replacement using the bowl and lid locking steps above. If the fit remains insecure, keep the appliance off.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Triple Prep System, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Detach the cool Cup and Extractor Blade together or unlock and remove the Pitcher. For the Work Bowl, unlock its Lid counter-clockwise first, then twist the Work Bowl counter-clockwise off the base; carefully lift out the blade or disc by its plastic centre before emptying the food.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Triple Prep System Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the Cup, Extractor Blade, Pitcher and Lid, or Work Bowl and Lid, separately with soap and water. Remove the Work Bowl Blade Attachments or Discs and Blade Adapter for cleaning, keep fingers away from cutting edges, then rinse and dry the washable parts.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the easy-twist extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 cup and easy-twist extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the easy-twist extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 easy-twist extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the easy-twist extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• After cleaning the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 easy-twist extractor blade, inspect the underside for cracks or breakage.
• Replace a damaged easy-twist extractor blade before blending again. Keep the blade assembly intact; removing its components can permanently damage it and cause leakage. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Refit the matching replacement securely to the cup. If the assembly will not tighten correctly, leave the blender off.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the easy-twist extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the easy-twist extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 pitcher markings before running the blender. Keep liquids below the liquid MAX line and solids below the solid MAX line where separate marks are provided.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop, then remove the pitcher and reduce an excessive batch.
• Refit the closed lid before blending again. The ingredients must stay within the appropriate MAX mark after everything has been added.

• A lid or opening left unsecured can let the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 pitcher splash from the top. Stop the blades before adjusting the lid.
• Remove the lid and wash food deposits from the lid and pitcher contact surfaces with soap and water, then rinse.
• Seat the lid fully and secure the vented lid cap before blending. The lid must stay fully seated; replace a damaged detachable lid before further use.

• Inspect the clean NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 pitcher, its base and fitting area for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Replace a damaged pitcher or detachable lid before using it again; do not keep blending to see whether a crack leaks more. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
• If liquid continues to escape from the bottom of a sound, correctly fitted pitcher, keep the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 off and use the help route for the fault.

• For a hot blend in the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 pitcher, the fitted vented lid and the correct fill level help control splashes. Hot ingredients must never be moved to a sealed blending cup.
• Start the pitcher blend on LOW and increase speed only after ingredients are mixed and the surface is steady.
• If the mixture splashes, stop the motor and let it settle before checking the lid and amount. Open the lid cautiously because steam can escape.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together or unlock and remove the pitcher. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade, pitcher and lid separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

1. Unplug the blender before cleaning. Wipe accessible splashes from the NutriBullet SmartSense Blender Motor Base with a damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
2. Hand-wash the Tamper with soap and water. The Pitcher is dishwasher-safe; the Tamper and Motor Base must stay out of the dishwasher.

1. Unplug the blender before cleaning. Wipe accessible splashes from the NutriBullet SmartSense Blender Combo Motor Base with a damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
2. Hand-wash the Tamper with soap and water. The Pitcher is dishwasher-safe; the Tamper and Motor Base must stay out of the dishwasher.

• Check the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the easy-twist extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo cup and easy-twist extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the easy-twist extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo easy-twist extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the easy-twist extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached easy-twist extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the easy-twist extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Check the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo pitcher markings before running the blender. Keep liquids below the liquid MAX line and solids below the solid MAX line where separate marks are provided.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop, then remove the pitcher and reduce an excessive batch.
• Refit the closed lid before blending again. The ingredients must stay within the appropriate MAX mark after everything has been added.

• A lid or opening left unsecured can let the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo pitcher splash from the top. Stop the blades before adjusting the lid.
• Remove the lid and wash food deposits from the lid and pitcher contact surfaces with soap and water, then rinse.
• Seat the lid fully and secure the vented lid cap before blending. The lid must stay fully seated; replace a damaged detachable lid before further use.

• Inspect the clean NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo pitcher, its base and fitting area for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Replace a damaged pitcher or detachable lid before using it again; do not keep blending to see whether a crack leaks more. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
• If liquid continues to escape from the bottom of a sound, correctly fitted pitcher, keep the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo off and use the help route for the fault.

• For a hot blend in the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo pitcher, the fitted vented lid and the correct fill level help control splashes. Hot ingredients must never be moved to a sealed blending cup.
• Start the pitcher blend on LOW and increase speed only after ingredients are mixed and the surface is steady.
• If the mixture splashes, stop the motor and let it settle before checking the lid and amount. Open the lid cautiously because steam can escape.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together or unlock and remove the pitcher. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade, pitcher and lid separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Power Core Blender pitcher markings before running the blender. Keep liquids below the liquid MAX line and solids below the solid MAX line where separate marks are provided.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop, then remove the pitcher and reduce an excessive batch.
• Refit the closed lid before blending again. The ingredients must stay within the appropriate MAX mark after everything has been added.

• A lid or opening left unsecured can let the NutriBullet Power Core Blender pitcher splash from the top. Stop the blades before adjusting the lid.
• Remove the lid and wash food deposits from the lid and pitcher contact surfaces with soap and water, then rinse.
• Fit the Pitcher Lid with its cap attached, aligning the rear loop opposite the spout with the pitcher handle. The lid must stay fully seated; replace a damaged detachable lid before further use.

• Inspect the clean NutriBullet Power Core Blender pitcher, its base and fitting area for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Replace a damaged pitcher or detachable lid before using it again; do not keep blending to see whether a crack leaks more. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
• If liquid continues to escape from the bottom of a sound, correctly fitted pitcher, keep the NutriBullet Power Core Blender off and use the help route for the fault.

• For a hot blend in the NutriBullet Power Core Blender pitcher, the fitted vented lid and the correct fill level help control splashes. Hot ingredients must never be moved to a sealed blending cup.
• Start the pitcher blend on LOW and increase speed only after ingredients are mixed and the surface is steady.
• If the mixture splashes, stop the motor and let it settle before checking the lid and amount. Open the lid cautiously because steam can escape.

• Food blocking the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Pitcher Lid vents can trap pressure and cause splattering.
• With the blender off and the mixture cool enough to handle, remove the lid and wash it with soap and water. Clear visible residue from the vent slots, rinse, and check that the openings are unobstructed.
• Refit the lid securely with its vent openings clear. Replace a damaged lid; do not run the pitcher with blocked vents.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Power Core Blender, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Unlock and remove the Pitcher from the Motor Base, take off the Lid and empty the remaining ingredients.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Power Core Blender Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable pitcher and lid separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the easy-twist extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 cup and easy-twist extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the easy-twist extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 easy-twist extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the easy-twist extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• After cleaning the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 easy-twist extractor blade, inspect the underside for cracks or breakage.
• Replace a damaged easy-twist extractor blade before blending again. Keep the blade assembly intact; removing its components can permanently damage it and cause leakage. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Refit the matching replacement securely to the cup. If the assembly will not tighten correctly, leave the blender off.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the easy-twist extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the easy-twist extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 pitcher markings before running the blender. Keep liquids below the liquid MAX line and solids below the solid MAX line where separate marks are provided.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop, then remove the pitcher and reduce an excessive batch.
• Refit the closed lid before blending again. The ingredients must stay within the appropriate MAX mark after everything has been added.

• A lid or opening left unsecured can let the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 pitcher splash from the top. Stop the blades before adjusting the lid.
• Remove the lid and wash food deposits from the lid and pitcher contact surfaces with soap and water, then rinse.
• Seat the lid fully and secure the vented lid cap before blending. The lid must stay fully seated; replace a damaged detachable lid before further use.

• Inspect the clean NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 pitcher, its base and fitting area for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Replace a damaged pitcher or detachable lid before using it again; do not keep blending to see whether a crack leaks more. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
• If liquid continues to escape from the bottom of a sound, correctly fitted pitcher, keep the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 off and use the help route for the fault.

• For a hot blend in the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 pitcher, the fitted vented lid and the correct fill level help control splashes. Hot ingredients must never be moved to a sealed blending cup.
• Start the pitcher blend on LOW and increase speed only after ingredients are mixed and the surface is steady.
• If the mixture splashes, stop the motor and let it settle before checking the lid and amount. Open the lid cautiously because steam can escape.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and easy-twist extractor blade together or unlock and remove the pitcher. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade, pitcher and lid separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo cup and Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Keep the damaged Extractor Blade off the appliance until the correct replacement is available; do not continue blending with a missing or damaged gasket.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo Cup. Inspect it for cracking, cloudiness or other damage before refitting it.
• Check the detached Extractor Blade and its gasket as well. Stop using a damaged Cup or blade assembly and replace the affected detachable part.
• The replacement must fit securely. If correctly fitted, sound parts still leak, keep the blender off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Extractor Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can heat the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo mixture and build pressure inside the Cup.
• Never blend for longer than one minute, and do not run consecutive one-minute cycles. Allow the contents to settle for at least 10–15 minutes before another cycle; a hot or warm Cup must follow the longer cooling procedure above.
• Once the Cup is fully cool, open it slowly and carefully, pointing it away from your body, to release built-up pressure before another blend. Complete the fitting and filling checks first.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

• Check the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo pitcher markings before running the blender. Keep liquids below the liquid MAX line and solids below the solid MAX line where separate marks are provided.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop, then remove the pitcher and reduce an excessive batch.
• Refit the closed lid before blending again. The ingredients must stay within the appropriate MAX mark after everything has been added.

• A lid or opening left unsecured can let the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo pitcher splash from the top. Stop the blades before adjusting the lid.
• Remove the lid and wash food deposits from the lid and pitcher contact surfaces with soap and water, then rinse.
• Position the Pour Spout Cover opposite the handle. Align the lid interlocking mechanism with the opening at the top of the handle and push down securely; close the Pour Spout Cover. The lid must stay fully seated; replace a damaged detachable lid before further use.

• Inspect the clean NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo pitcher, its base and fitting area for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Replace a damaged pitcher or detachable lid before using it again; do not keep blending to see whether a crack leaks more.
• If liquid continues to escape from the bottom of a sound, correctly fitted pitcher, keep the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo off and use the help route for the fault.

• For a hot blend in the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo pitcher, the fitted vented lid and the correct fill level help control splashes. Hot ingredients must never be moved to a sealed blending cup.
• Start the pitcher blend on LOW and increase speed only after ingredients are mixed and the surface is steady.
• If the mixture splashes, stop the motor and let it settle before checking the lid and amount. Open the lid cautiously because steam can escape.

• Food blocking the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo Pitcher Lid vents can trap pressure and cause splattering.
• With the blender off and the mixture cool enough to handle, remove the lid and wash it with soap and water. Clear visible residue from the vent slots, rinse, and check that the openings are unobstructed.
• Refit the lid securely with its vent openings clear. Replace a damaged lid; do not run the pitcher with blocked vents.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Extractor Blade together or unlock and remove the pitcher. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade, pitcher and lid separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check whether food and liquid in the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren cup rise above its MAX line; the line applies to the whole mixture, not just the liquid.
• Stop blending and wait until the blades have stopped. If the cup feels hot or warm, use the hot-cup check below before trying to open it.
• For a cool cup, open the Lid and pour off enough mixture to leave the contents below MAX. Twist the Lid back onto the Cup, close the cover and put the Lid Latch upright in its locked position.
• Split a larger recipe into smaller batches; do not add ingredients above the line to replace mixture lost through a leak.

• With the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren switched off and disconnected from its charger, inspect the Cup and Motor Base connection after the blades have stopped.
• For a cool, empty cup, clean its rim and accessible connection surfaces before refitting. Position the Cup so the two alignment dots on the Cup and Motor Base line up.
• The cup must sit securely in its locked position before blending. If it cannot lock or a connecting part is damaged, stop using the affected part and replace it with the correct genuine part.

• Check the top of the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren: a loose Lid or an open drinking cover leaves an escape route for the drink.
• Once the motor is off and the cup is cool, twist the Lid onto the Cup. Close the drinking cover and move the Lid Latch upright into its locked position.
• The cover should stay shut before blending or carrying. If the lid, cover or latch is damaged, stop using that part and replace it; holding the cover down is not a repair.

• After cleaning the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren, inspect the cup, lid and accessible connection surfaces in good light. Look for cracks, cloudiness, wear, distortion or a broken closure.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before blending again. Check the replacement is secure and the drinking closure, where fitted, shuts properly.
• If the integrated blade or motor assembly is damaged, keep the blender off. Do not open the motor housing, attempt to replace its battery, or prise a seal out of the integrated assembly.

• Hot or warm ingredients can pressurise the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren Cup and expel its contents.
• If the Cup is hot or warm to the touch, leave it where it is and keep other people from touching it. Do not open it, separate it from the Motor Base, or blend again.
• Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and longer if it is still warm. Once cool to the touch, slowly open the Lid with the opening pointed away from your face and body, then pour the contents into another vessel.
• Use ingredients at 21°C or cooler for the next blend. If the cooled closure will not open, leave it closed rather than forcing it.

• Gas from carbonated or effervescent ingredients can build pressure inside the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren cup and force contents out.
• Check drinks, powders and recipe mixes for fizzy or gas-producing ingredients, including soda, baking powder, baking soda and yeast; some protein powders contain them.
• Stop further blending and use the hot-cup procedure above if the vessel has become warm. Use a non-carbonated liquid for the next recipe.

• Running repeated cycles heats the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren mixture through blade friction; the resulting pressure can force out contents.
• Stop the motor when a leak appears. Do not run another cycle to locate a leak or clear it.
• If the sealed cup is warm, follow the hot-cup instructions above before opening. Finish the fill-level, assembly and damage checks before making a fresh blend.

• Food left sealed inside the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren cup can spoil and ferment, releasing gas and increasing pressure.
• Do not continue blending or carry a pressurised vessel around. If it is warm, use the hot-cup instructions before attempting to open it.
• After blending, access the drink carefully through the drinking spout, pointing the opening away from your face and body. Do not leave blended foods sealed for prolonged periods.
• Once safe to open, empty and clean the cup before preparing another batch.

1. Turn the NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren off, disconnect its charging cable, and wait for the blades to stop before removing the Cup or Lid.
2. Empty a cool cup, then remove the Cup and Lid for washing. If the contents are warm or pressurised, leave the cup alone until it has cooled for at least 30 minutes, longer if needed, before slowly opening the Lid away from your face and body.
3. Hand-wash the Cup and Lid in warm soapy water and rinse them clean.
4. Gently rinse only the blade assembly and wipe away food with a damp sponge or cloth, keeping fingers clear of its sharp edges. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not run the motor base under water; wipe its exterior with a damp cloth instead.
5. Dry the exterior with a clean cloth and allow all wet parts to dry thoroughly. Keep the charging connection dry before use or charging.
6. Reattach the Cup with its alignment dots lined up with the Motor Base, fit the Lid and lock the Lid Latch upright. Store the blender upright with the Cup attached so the blades are covered.

• Check whether food and liquid in the NutriBullet Flip Stainless cup rise above its MAX line; the line applies to the whole mixture, not just the liquid.
• Stop blending and wait until the blades have stopped. If the cup feels hot or warm, use the hot-cup check below before trying to open it.
• For a cool cup, turn the blender right-side-up with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top. After shutdown, remove that assembly and reduce the batch below the 475 ml MAX line; the cup’s 590 ml total capacity is not the blending limit. Refit the motor assembly and snap the Flip-Top Lid shut.
• Split a larger recipe into smaller batches; do not add ingredients above the line to replace mixture lost through a leak.

• Keep the NutriBullet Flip Stainless right-side-up, with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid above the Blending Cup. Unplug the charger and leave the blender undisturbed for 90 seconds before taking it apart.
• With the blades still and the contents cool, remove the motor assembly. Clean the cup and the accessible mating surfaces, then dry them and screw the assembly firmly back onto the cup.
• A flashing yellow light can mean the cup needs tightening; the guide says to continue tightening until the light ring turns white. If it will not fasten securely, inspect for damage and replace the affected detachable part before further use.

• Look at the drinking opening on the NutriBullet Flip Stainless before starting a blend: the Flip-Top Lid must cover and seal it.
• After the blender has shut down and the blade has stopped, clean residue from the drinking spout using the hand-cleaning method below. Close the Flip-Top Lid until it snaps in place.
• Keep the lid shut throughout blending. If the closure is damaged or cannot seal, stop using the damaged part and arrange its replacement.

• The NutriBullet Flip Stainless To-Go Lid is not leak-proof, so a correctly fitted lid can still let a drink seep or spill when the Cup tilts.
• Keep the Cup upright when using the To-Go Lid. Close the sipping-spout cover and the sliding straw opening when you are not drinking.
• Carry the Cup upright rather than placing it sideways in a bag. If liquid is escaping through a crack, replace the damaged cup or lid instead of treating it as normal seepage.

• After cleaning the NutriBullet Flip Stainless, inspect the cup, lid and accessible connection surfaces in good light. Look for cracks, cloudiness, wear, distortion or a broken closure.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before blending again. Check the replacement is secure and the drinking closure, where fitted, shuts properly.
• If the integrated blade or motor assembly is damaged, keep the blender off. Do not open the motor housing, attempt to replace its battery, or prise a seal out of the integrated assembly.

• Hot or warm ingredients can build pressure in the NutriBullet Flip Stainless Cup and force the Flip-Top Lid open or separate the Cup from the motor assembly.
• Stop blending and let the blender shut down completely. Do not try to remove the Blending Cup or open the Flip-Top Lid while the blade is moving.
• Use only refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients at 21°C or cooler. When opening the drinking spout, point it away from your face and body and open slowly, taking care of escaping gas or splatter.
• If the sealed cup is warm or the closure cannot be opened safely, leave the blender off and do not force the parts apart.

• Gas from carbonated or effervescent ingredients can build pressure inside the NutriBullet Flip Stainless cup and force contents out.
• Check drinks, powders and recipe mixes for fizzy or gas-producing ingredients, including soda, baking powder, baking soda and yeast; some protein powders contain them.
• Stop further blending and use the hot-cup procedure above if the vessel has become warm. Use a non-carbonated liquid for the next recipe.

• Running repeated cycles heats the NutriBullet Flip Stainless mixture through blade friction; the resulting pressure can force out contents.
• Do not blend continuously or in consecutive cycles for more than one minute in total.
• Stop the motor when a leak appears. Do not run another cycle to locate a leak or clear it.
• If the sealed cup is warm, follow the hot-cup instructions above before opening. Finish the fill-level, assembly and damage checks before making a fresh blend.

• Food left sealed inside the NutriBullet Flip Stainless cup can spoil and ferment, releasing gas and increasing pressure.
• Do not continue blending or carry a pressurised vessel around. If it is warm, use the hot-cup instructions before attempting to open it.
• After blending, access the drink carefully through the drinking spout, pointing the opening away from your face and body. Do not leave blended foods sealed for prolonged periods.
• Once safe to open, empty and clean the cup before preparing another batch.

1. Unplug the NutriBullet Flip Stainless and leave it undisturbed for 90 seconds so it shuts down completely. Confirm the blades have stopped before taking it apart.
2. Keep the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top when removing it from the Blending Cup; empty the cup and wash it with soap and water.
3. To clean the blade, point the blade downward at an angle. Carefully rinse only the blade area, keeping a thumb or finger over the USB-C port and fingers away from the cutting edges.
4. To clean the drinking spout, turn the blade upward and gently rinse only the sip hole with warm water, again shielding the USB-C port. Use the included Cleaning Brush for the straw, under the blades, the sip hole and the vent hole.
5. Gently wipe and dry the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid and the outside of the USB-C port with a clean cloth. Rest the motor assembly upright with the Flip-Top Lid open and let the port become completely dry before charging.
6. Refit the Blending Cup or Blade Cover for storage so the blades are protected. NEVER submerge the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in water. Do not rinse the entire motor assembly, or put the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in the dishwasher.

• Check whether food and liquid in the NutriBullet Flip Tritan cup rise above its MAX line; the line applies to the whole mixture, not just the liquid.
• Stop blending and wait until the blades have stopped. If the cup feels hot or warm, use the hot-cup check below before trying to open it.
• For a cool cup, turn the blender right-side-up with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top. After shutdown, remove that assembly and reduce the batch below the 475 ml MAX line; the cup’s 590 ml total capacity is not the blending limit. Refit the motor assembly and snap the Flip-Top Lid shut.
• Split a larger recipe into smaller batches; do not add ingredients above the line to replace mixture lost through a leak.

• Keep the NutriBullet Flip Tritan right-side-up, with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid above the Blending Cup. Unplug the charger and leave the blender undisturbed for 90 seconds before taking it apart.
• With the blades still and the contents cool, remove the motor assembly. Clean the cup and the accessible mating surfaces, then dry them and screw the assembly firmly back onto the cup.
• A flashing yellow light can mean the cup needs tightening; the guide says to continue tightening until the light ring turns white. If it will not fasten securely, inspect for damage and replace the affected detachable part before further use.

• Look at the drinking opening on the NutriBullet Flip Tritan before starting a blend: the Flip-Top Lid must cover and seal it.
• After the blender has shut down and the blade has stopped, clean residue from the drinking spout using the hand-cleaning method below. Close the Flip-Top Lid until it snaps in place.
• Keep the lid shut throughout blending. If the closure is damaged or cannot seal, stop using the damaged part and arrange its replacement.

• The NutriBullet Flip Tritan To-Go Lid is not leak-proof, so a correctly fitted lid can still let a drink seep or spill when the Cup tilts.
• Keep the Cup upright when using the To-Go Lid. Close the sipping-spout cover and the sliding straw opening when you are not drinking.
• Carry the Cup upright rather than placing it sideways in a bag. If liquid is escaping through a crack, replace the damaged cup or lid instead of treating it as normal seepage.

• After cleaning the NutriBullet Flip Tritan, inspect the cup, lid and accessible connection surfaces in good light. Look for cracks, cloudiness, wear, distortion or a broken closure.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before blending again. Check the replacement is secure and the drinking closure, where fitted, shuts properly.
• If the integrated blade or motor assembly is damaged, keep the blender off. Do not open the motor housing, attempt to replace its battery, or prise a seal out of the integrated assembly.

• Hot or warm ingredients can build pressure in the NutriBullet Flip Tritan Cup and force the Flip-Top Lid open or separate the Cup from the motor assembly.
• Stop blending and let the blender shut down completely. Do not try to remove the Blending Cup or open the Flip-Top Lid while the blade is moving.
• Use only refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients at 21°C or cooler. When opening the drinking spout, point it away from your face and body and open slowly, taking care of escaping gas or splatter.
• If the sealed cup is warm or the closure cannot be opened safely, leave the blender off and do not force the parts apart.

• Gas from carbonated or effervescent ingredients can build pressure inside the NutriBullet Flip Tritan cup and force contents out.
• Check drinks, powders and recipe mixes for fizzy or gas-producing ingredients, including soda, baking powder, baking soda and yeast; some protein powders contain them.
• Stop further blending and use the hot-cup procedure above if the vessel has become warm. Use a non-carbonated liquid for the next recipe.

• Running repeated cycles heats the NutriBullet Flip Tritan mixture through blade friction; the resulting pressure can force out contents.
• Do not blend continuously or in consecutive cycles for more than one minute in total.
• Stop the motor when a leak appears. Do not run another cycle to locate a leak or clear it.
• If the sealed cup is warm, follow the hot-cup instructions above before opening. Finish the fill-level, assembly and damage checks before making a fresh blend.

• Food left sealed inside the NutriBullet Flip Tritan cup can spoil and ferment, releasing gas and increasing pressure.
• Do not continue blending or carry a pressurised vessel around. If it is warm, use the hot-cup instructions before attempting to open it.
• After blending, access the drink carefully through the drinking spout, pointing the opening away from your face and body. Do not leave blended foods sealed for prolonged periods.
• Once safe to open, empty and clean the cup before preparing another batch.

1. Unplug the NutriBullet Flip Tritan and leave it undisturbed for 90 seconds so it shuts down completely. Confirm the blades have stopped before taking it apart.
2. Keep the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top when removing it from the Blending Cup; empty the cup and wash it with soap and water.
3. To clean the blade, point the blade downward at an angle. Carefully rinse only the blade area, keeping a thumb or finger over the USB-C port and fingers away from the cutting edges.
4. To clean the drinking spout, turn the blade upward and gently rinse only the sip hole with warm water, again shielding the USB-C port. Use the included Cleaning Brush for the straw, under the blades, the sip hole and the vent hole.
5. Gently wipe and dry the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid and the outside of the USB-C port with a clean cloth. Rest the motor assembly upright with the Flip-Top Lid open and let the port become completely dry before charging.
6. Refit the Blending Cup or Blade Cover for storage so the blades are protected. NEVER submerge the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in water. Do not rinse the entire motor assembly, or put the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in the dishwasher.

• Check whether food and liquid in the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren cup rise above its MAX line; the line applies to the whole mixture, not just the liquid.
• Stop blending and wait until the blades have stopped. If the cup feels hot or warm, use the hot-cup check below before trying to open it.
• For a cool cup, remove the Sip Lid with Carry Loop and reduce the batch below MAX. Screw the lid back on clockwise, press the Sip Cap closed until it clicks, and fold the Carry Loop down.
• Split a larger recipe into smaller batches; do not add ingredients above the line to replace mixture lost through a leak.

• Switch off the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren, unplug the cable and wait for the blade to stop. Before detaching the Cup, check whether it is warm. If it is, follow the hot-cup cooling and emptying steps below first. With the Cup cool and empty, refit the Sip Lid and detach the Cup from the Motor Base, gripping the Motor Base and Cup rather than pulling on the Sip Lid.
• Stand the vessel upside down on the flat Sip Lid with Carry Loop. Twist the Blade Block clockwise to remove it, keeping fingers clear of the blades. Wash the parts in warm soapy water, rinse, and dry the Blade Block completely.
• Insert the Blade Block blades-first through the bottom of the Blending Cup. Twist counter-clockwise until the built-in soft-stop indicates the correct position; the guide describes some friction as necessary for a tight seal.
• Place the assembled Blade Block and Cup on the Motor Base and gently twist into place without forcing it. A correct lock makes the light ring illuminate white clockwise and flash twice; three orange flashes indicate an incomplete lock.

• Inspect the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren Sip Lid with Carry Loop: the screw-on lid, hinged Sip Cap and Carry Loop each need their correct position.
• With the Sip Cap closed, screw the Sip Lid clockwise onto the Cup. Press the Sip Cap down over the Sip Spout until you hear and feel a click; that indicates the seal has engaged.
• Fold the Carry Loop down for blending and transport. Its closed position helps protect against accidental spills; if the cap or hinge is broken and cannot close, replace the damaged lid.

• Remove the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren Sip Lid with Carry Loop by twisting it counter-clockwise once the blender is off and the contents are cool.
• Inspect the gasket area for trapped moisture or a gasket that has moved out of position. Remove excess moisture and gently guide a displaced Sip Lid gasket back into place.
• Let the lid air-dry fully before refitting it so moisture is not trapped around the gasket or seal. Screw the lid on clockwise and check that the Sip Cap clicks shut.
• This refitting instruction applies to the Sip Lid gasket. If the lid or its gasket is damaged, stop using the damaged part and replace it.

• After cleaning the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren, inspect the cup, lid and accessible connection surfaces in good light. Look for cracks, cloudiness, wear, distortion or a broken closure.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before blending again. Check the replacement is secure and the drinking closure, where fitted, shuts properly.
• If the Blade Block or Motor Base is damaged, keep the blender off. Do not dismantle the Blade Block, open the motor housing or attempt to replace the battery.

• Hot or warm ingredients can pressurise the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren Cup and expel its contents.
• If the Cup is hot or warm to the touch, leave it where it is and keep other people from touching it. Do not open it, separate it from the Motor Base, or blend again.
• Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and longer if it is still warm. Once cool to the touch, slowly open the Sip Lid with Carry Loop with the opening pointed away from your face and body, then pour the contents into another vessel.
• Use ingredients at 21°C or cooler for the next blend. If the cooled closure will not open, leave it closed rather than forcing it.

• Gas from carbonated or effervescent ingredients can build pressure inside the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren cup and force contents out.
• Check drinks, powders and recipe mixes for fizzy or gas-producing ingredients, including soda, baking powder, baking soda and yeast; some protein powders contain them.
• Stop further blending and use the hot-cup procedure above if the vessel has become warm. Use a non-carbonated liquid for the next recipe.

• Running repeated cycles heats the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren mixture through blade friction; the resulting pressure can force out contents.
• Stop the motor when a leak appears. Do not run another cycle to locate a leak or clear it.
• If the sealed cup is warm, follow the hot-cup instructions above before opening. Finish the fill-level, assembly and damage checks before making a fresh blend.

• Food left sealed inside the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren cup can spoil and ferment, releasing gas and increasing pressure.
• Do not continue blending or carry a pressurised vessel around. If it is warm, use the hot-cup instructions before attempting to open it.
• After blending, access the drink carefully through the drinking spout, pointing the opening away from your face and body. Do not leave blended foods sealed for prolonged periods.
• Once safe to open, empty and clean the cup before preparing another batch.

• Fluid escaping from the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren Motor Base, especially with swelling, an unusual smell, overheating or a change in colour or shape, is a stop-use condition.
• Turn the blender off immediately, avoid touching the liquid and keep it away from skin, eyes, clothes and other surfaces. Do not open the housing or attempt to replace the battery.
• If battery fluid touches skin, eyes or clothes, immediately rinse the affected area with water and contact a doctor or other appropriate medical provider. The blender needs support assessment before any further use.

1. Turn the NutriBullet Flex Portable / Flex Portable McLaren off, unplug its charging cable and wait for the blade to stop. Keep the Silicone Charge Port Cover in place while cleaning.
2. Check the sealed Cup before detaching anything. If it is hot or warm, leave it where it is without touching, opening or separating it from the Motor Base. Do not blend again; let it cool for at least 30 minutes and longer until cool to the touch.
3. Once the Cup is cool, slowly open the Sip Lid with Carry Loop away from your face and body, then pour the contents into another vessel.
4. Close the Sip Lid, grip the empty Cup and Motor Base without pulling on the lid, and gently twist the Cup off the Motor Base. Stand the vessel upside down on the flat Sip Lid; twist the Blade Block clockwise to remove it without touching the blades, then remove the Sip Lid counter-clockwise.
5. Hand-wash the Blade Block, Blending Cup and Sip Lid with Carry Loop in warm soapy water, then rinse them. Wipe ingredient spills from the Motor Base with a damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not put the motor base under running water.
6. Remove excess water from the lid’s gasket area and gently guide its gasket back into place if it moved. Allow the lid to air-dry fully and dry the Blade Block completely.
7. Insert the Blade Block through the bottom of the Cup and twist counter-clockwise to its soft-stop. Refit the Sip Lid clockwise, click the Sip Cap shut, then gently twist the Cup and Blade Block into the Motor Base without force. Store upright with the blades covered by the Cup.

• Check whether food and liquid in the NutriBullet GO cup rise above its MAX line; the line applies to the whole mixture, not just the liquid.
• Stop blending and wait until the blades have stopped. If the cup feels hot or warm, use the hot-cup check below before trying to open it.
• For a cool cup, turn the assembled blender upside down so the Cup is upright. Twist the Motor Base anti-clockwise off the cup, remove excess ingredients below the 300 ml MAX line, then fasten the base clockwise onto the cup again.
• Split a larger recipe into smaller batches; do not add ingredients above the line to replace mixture lost through a leak.

• With the NutriBullet GO off, wait until the blades have stopped and turn the blender upside down so the Cup is upright. For cool contents, twist the Motor Base anti-clockwise to remove it.
• Clean the Cup rim and the accessible blade area using the cleaning steps below, and inspect the connection for damage. Lower the inverted Motor Base onto the cup rim and twist it clockwise to fasten firmly.
• When you wake the blender, a flashing blue light shows that the cup is locked and ready. Alternating red and blue lights mean it is not fully locked; keep twisting until securely fitted. Do not force damaged parts together.

• After cleaning the NutriBullet GO, inspect the cup, lid and accessible connection surfaces in good light. Look for cracks, cloudiness, wear, distortion or a broken closure.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before blending again. Check the replacement is secure and the drinking closure, where fitted, shuts properly.
• If the integrated blade or motor assembly is damaged, keep the blender off. Do not open the motor housing, attempt to replace its battery, or prise a seal out of the integrated assembly.

• Hot liquids can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet GO blending vessel and make contents erupt when it is opened.
• Stop blending. If the vessel feels warm, allow it to cool before trying to detach the blade and base.
• Once the temperature has decreased, slowly and carefully untwist the blade with the opening pointed away from your body. Use cool or room-temperature ingredients for subsequent blends.
• Do not keep blending a warm or leaking mixture or force apart a cup that will not open.

• Gas from carbonated beverages can build pressure inside the NutriBullet GO cup and force contents out.
• Do not blend carbonated beverages in the sealed cup.
• Stop further blending and use the hot-cup procedure above if the vessel has become warm. Use a non-carbonated liquid for the next recipe.

• Running repeated cycles heats the NutriBullet GO mixture through blade friction; the resulting pressure can force out contents.
• Do not run more than two consecutive 30-second cycles or operate continuously for longer than one minute.
• Stop the motor when a leak appears. Do not run another cycle to locate a leak or clear it.
• If the sealed cup is warm, follow the hot-cup instructions above before opening. Finish the fill-level, assembly and damage checks before making a fresh blend.

• Food left sealed inside the NutriBullet GO cup can spoil and ferment, releasing gas and increasing pressure.
• Do not continue blending or carry a pressurised vessel around. If it is warm, use the hot-cup instructions before attempting to open it.
• For the NutriBullet GO, release internal pressure carefully after cooling and do not leave the mixture in a sealed blending vessel.
• Once safe to open, empty and clean the cup before preparing another batch.

1. Turn the NutriBullet GO off and disconnect its USB cable. Wait until the motor and blades have completely stopped before handling the cup.
2. For cool contents, invert the assembled blender so the Cup is upright, then twist the Motor Base anti-clockwise off the Cup. If the vessel feels warm, let it cool before carefully untwisting the blade with the opening away from your body.
3. Empty the Cup and hand-wash it and its lid with warm soapy water, then rinse.
4. Gently rinse only the blade assembly and carefully clean it with a damp sponge or cloth, keeping away from the sharp edges. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not run the motor base directly under water; the blade assembly must not go in the dishwasher.
5. Clean and dry spilled mixture on the blender and on the surrounding work surface before using it again. The guide says not to operate the NutriBullet GO when wet.
6. Secure the Blade Cover onto the Motor Base when the Cup is removed for storage, and keep all parts together where they cannot be damaged.

• For the NutriBullet Juicer 800W (NBJ07100), swing the No-Drip Spout cover vertically upwards so it no longer covers the juice outlet before juicing.
• After switching off and waiting for the Sieve to stop, tilt the Juice Pitcher forwards and slide it away; immediately swing the cover down over the spout to catch residual drips.

• Fit the Juice Pitcher Lid; open the locking lid latch on the NutriBullet Juicer 800W, then angle the pitcher under the spout and align the outlet with the lid opening before bringing the pitcher level.
• The outlet should sit inside the lid opening, with juice collecting in the pitcher rather than running onto its lid or the worktop.
• If the pitcher is full, stop juicing before removing it; empty it and refit it under the outlet before starting another batch.
• If juice still misses the opening, repeat the alignment with the motor stopped and inspect the pitcher and lid for damage.

• With the juicer off, unplugged and the Sieve stopped, lower the Locking Handle out of the Basin Cover ears; lift the Pulp Basin with the cover and Sieve still inside and carry it to the sink.
• Lift out the Food Pusher, lift the Basin Cover straight up, and remove pulp from inside the cover with the flat end of the Cleaning Brush.
• Lift the Sieve vertically by its top edges, keeping clear of its sharp teeth, then empty the Pulp Basin and rinse the removed parts.
• Refit the emptied basin and clean cover using the assembly check below; empty a full basin before continuing, rather than adding more produce on top of the pulp.

• After removing the Sieve as described above, scrub it under running water with the Cleaning Brush, without touching the sharp blade teeth.
• If dried pulp blocks the holes, soak the Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes before brushing again; rinse away the loosened pulp.
• Check that the holes are clear before refitting; replace a torn, crinkled or deformed Sieve instead of continuing to use it. Buy a replacement sieve/screen (Australia) or sieve/screen (New Zealand).
• If the holes remain blocked, repeat the cleaning rather than restarting with a clogged Sieve.

• Place the Pulp Basin on the Motor Base with its spout aligned to the dimpled side of the base.
• Align the Sieve with the motor drive coupling and press down until it clicks securely into the basin; hold only the top edges.
• Set the Basin Cover over the Sieve and basin, aligning the ears on both sides, then raise the Locking Handle vertically into those ears until locked.
• The basin should be seated securely and the handle upright; if either will not fit, remove the parts again, clear trapped pulp and inspect for damage before refitting.

• Start the motor before feeding produce, then add pieces gradually with the Food Pusher; wait for food to move through the Feed Chute before adding more.
• Cut pieces small enough to fit easily and avoid excessive force or speed; never use fingers or utensils to push food into the Sieve.
• If food is not moving through, stop feeding and switch off before removing parts to clear accumulated pulp; resume only with clear passages, a correctly fitted assembly and room in both collection areas.

• For the NutriBullet Juicer 800W, store the Juice Pitcher upright with the lid tightly sealed and its latch closed.
• Leave nothing on top of the Juice Pitcher Lid and check that the lid is secure; if the pitcher or lid is cracked or damaged, stop using that part and replace it. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).

• After switching off and unplugging, remove the detachable parts for cleaning and inspect the bowl, cover, collection container and juicing parts for cracks or damage.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before juicing again; do not try to make a cracked part watertight.
• The replacement must fit and lock securely. If it does not, keep the juicer off.

1. Switch off, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop. Remove the Juice Pitcher; on NBJ07100 lower the No-Drip Spout cover.
2. Lower the Locking Handle away from the Basin Cover ears. Lift the Pulp Basin with its cover and Sieve off the Motor Base and take the assembly to the sink.
3. Lift out the Food Pusher and Basin Cover, lift the Sieve by its top edges and empty the pulp. Keep clear of the sharp Sieve teeth.
4. Wipe the exposed Motor Base and surrounding spill with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not rinse the Motor Base.
5. Hand-wash the removed parts in warm soapy water. Scrub the Sieve under running water with the Cleaning Brush; for dried pulp, soak only the Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes, then brush and rinse.
6. Allow the Motor Base and cleaned parts to dry completely. Seat the Pulp Basin, click the Sieve onto the drive coupling, align the cover ears and raise the Locking Handle into its locked upright position.

• Place the Juice Container under the right-hand juice spout and open the spout cover for juice to flow into the container.
• When removing the container after stopping the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer, close the juice spout with its cover to prevent drips.
• If juice is not reaching the container, check the container position and clean the Juicing Screen and spouts as described below.

• Place the Juice Container beneath the juice spout on the right of the Juice Bowl, and the Pulp Container under the separate pulp spout.
• When the Juice Container is full, switch OFF and empty both containers before the next juicing cycle.
• After refitting, juice should enter the Juice Container and pulp should enter the Pulp Container; if either misses, stop and reposition the relevant container.

• After switching off, allowing complete cooling and unplugging, remove the containers and turn the Juice Bowl Cover anticlockwise to unlock and lift it off.
• Pull out the Auger, lift the Juice Bowl off the Motor Base, then lift out the Juicing Screen and Rotating Bowl Brush together; look underneath the bowl for the pulp plug in the pulp spout.
• Pull the pulp plug out to clean the pulp spout with the narrow end of the Cleaning Brush, then run water through the bowl and spout to flush remaining pulp.
• Before reassembly, position the intact pulp plug properly in the pulp spout underneath the bowl; if it is missing, damaged or will not stay in place, stop using the affected assembly and obtain the correct replacement before juicing again.

• Remove the Auger and lift the Juicing Screen and Rotating Bowl Brush out together, then detach the brush downwards from the screen.
• Rinse the separated parts under running water and scrub the Juicing Screen with the Cleaning Brush, taking care with the sharp screen.
• Hand-wash the Auger with warm soapy water and a soft cloth; if pulp has dried onto removable parts, soak those parts in hot water for 30 minutes to soften it before cleaning.
• Check for clear screen holes and passages, then place the screen inside the Rotating Bowl Brush and seat that assembly in the Juice Bowl; if residue remains, clean it again before refitting.

• Push the Juice Bowl down onto the Motor Base until securely fastened, then seat the screen and brush assembly, turning it slightly if needed.
• Place the Auger on the centre axis, turning and pressing down until securely seated.
• Align the unlocked symbol on the Juice Bowl Cover with the arrow on the bowl, then turn clockwise until the locked symbol aligns with the up-triangle on the bowl.
• If the cover will not reach the locked mark, remove and reseat the internal parts rather than forcing the cover closed.

• Cut produce to fit the Feed Chute and feed it gently with the Food Pusher; do not add too much at one time.
• Alternate soft and hard produce, such as leafy greens followed by an apple slice, to help the softer ingredients pass through.
• If food stops moving through, switch OFF, unplug and allow the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer to cool completely before taking the parts apart for cleaning; wait for all moving parts to stop.
• Resume only after the passages are clear and the parts are securely refitted; do not continue feeding into a blocked Juice Bowl.

• After switching off and unplugging, remove the detachable parts for cleaning and inspect the bowl, cover, collection container and juicing parts for cracks or damage.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before juicing again; do not try to make a cracked part watertight.
• The replacement must fit and lock securely. If it does not, keep the juicer off.

1. Switch OFF, unplug and allow complete cooling. Wait for every moving part to stop before removing the Juice Container; close the juice spout cover and remove the Pulp Container.
2. Turn the Juice Bowl Cover anticlockwise and lift it off. Lift out the Auger, remove the Juice Bowl, then separate the Juicing Screen from the Rotating Bowl Brush.
3. Empty the containers and wash the detachable parts in warm soapy water. Hand-wash the Auger with a soft cloth; use the Cleaning Brush under running water on the sharp Juicing Screen.
4. Pull the pulp plug out of the pulp spout. Use the narrow end of the Cleaning Brush to remove trapped pulp and run water through the detached bowl and spout.
5. Wipe the outside of the Motor Base with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Dry every part thoroughly before putting the pulp plug back into position.
6. Seat the Juice Bowl, screen and Rotating Bowl Brush, then turn and press the Auger onto the centre axis. Turn the cover clockwise until the locked symbol aligns with the triangle; put the containers below their spouts.

• Swing the No-Drip Spout cover vertically up before starting the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W so the juice outlet is uncovered.
• At the end, press the selected speed to stop juicing, then press the centre power button to power off and wait for the Sieve to stop; unplug before removing the pitcher.
• Tilt the Juice Pitcher forwards to separate its lid opening from the spout, slide it away, then immediately lower the cover over the outlet to prevent residual drips.

• Fit the Juice Pitcher Lid and open its locking lid latch; angle the pitcher under the spout, align the spout with the lid opening and bring the pitcher level.
• The outlet should sit inside the lid opening, with juice collecting in the pitcher rather than running onto its lid or the worktop.
• If the pitcher is full, stop juicing before removing it; empty it and refit it under the outlet before starting another batch.
• If juice still misses the opening, repeat the alignment with the motor stopped and inspect the pitcher and lid for damage.

• With the juicer off, unplugged and the Sieve stopped, lower the Locking Handle out of the Basin Cover ears; lift the Pulp Basin with the cover and Sieve still inside and carry it to the sink.
• Lift out the Food Pusher, lift the Basin Cover straight up, and remove pulp from inside the cover with the flat end of the Cleaning Brush.
• Lift the Sieve vertically by its top edges, keeping clear of its sharp teeth, then empty the Pulp Basin and rinse the removed parts.
• Refit the emptied basin and clean cover using the assembly check below; empty a full basin before continuing, rather than adding more produce on top of the pulp.

• After removing the Sieve as described above, scrub it under running water with the Cleaning Brush, without touching the sharp blade teeth.
• If dried pulp blocks the holes, soak the Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes before brushing again; rinse away the loosened pulp.
• Check that the holes are clear before refitting; replace a torn, crinkled or deformed Sieve instead of continuing to use it. Buy a replacement sieve/screen (Australia) or sieve/screen (New Zealand).
• If the holes remain blocked, repeat the cleaning rather than restarting with a clogged Sieve.

• Place the Pulp Basin on the Motor Base with its spout aligned to the dimpled side of the base.
• Align the Sieve with the motor drive coupling and press down until it clicks securely into the basin; hold only the top edges.
• Set the Basin Cover over the Sieve and basin, aligning the ears on both sides, then raise the Locking Handle vertically into those ears until locked.
• The basin should be seated securely and the handle upright; if either will not fit, remove the parts again, clear trapped pulp and inspect for damage before refitting.

• Start the motor before feeding produce, then add pieces gradually with the Food Pusher; wait for food to move through the Feed Chute before adding more.
• Cut pieces small enough to fit easily and avoid excessive force or speed; never use fingers or utensils to push food into the Sieve.
• If food is not moving through, stop feeding and switch off before removing parts to clear accumulated pulp; resume only with clear passages, a correctly fitted assembly and room in both collection areas.

• The narrow chute on the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W helps keep small pieces from flying back out: twist the top of the Dual-Size Food Pusher clockwise to unlock the inner pusher.
• Place the outer part of the pusher in the Feed Chute, then gently guide small ingredients through the internal chute with the inner pusher while the motor is running.
• For leafy greens, squeeze a small handful into a tight bunch and push it down slowly; if food is not moving through, stop adding ingredients and follow the cleaning checks above.

• Keep the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W Juice Pitcher upright with its lid tightly sealed and latch closed.
• Leave nothing on top of the Juice Pitcher Lid and check that the lid is secure; if the pitcher or lid is cracked or damaged, stop using that part and replace it. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).

• After switching off and unplugging, remove the detachable parts for cleaning and inspect the bowl, cover, collection container and juicing parts for cracks or damage.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before juicing again; do not try to make a cracked part watertight.
• The replacement must fit and lock securely. If it does not, keep the juicer off.

1. Switch off, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop. Remove the Juice Pitcher and close the No-Drip Spout cover.
2. Lower the Locking Handle away from the Basin Cover ears. Lift the Pulp Basin with its cover and Sieve off the Motor Base and take the assembly to the sink.
3. Lift out the Food Pusher and Basin Cover, lift the Sieve by its top edges and empty the pulp. Keep clear of the sharp Sieve teeth.
4. Wipe the exposed Motor Base and surrounding spill with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not rinse the Motor Base.
5. Hand-wash the removed parts in warm soapy water. Scrub the Sieve under running water with the Cleaning Brush; for dried pulp, soak only the Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes, then brush and rinse.
6. Allow the Motor Base and cleaned parts to dry completely. Seat the Pulp Basin, click the Sieve onto the drive coupling, align the cover ears and raise the Locking Handle into its locked upright position.

• Place the Juice Cup under the Juice Spout, then open the Juice Spout Cover to release juice into the cup.
• If the bowl becomes too full during juicing, open the cover so the juice can flow out; close it when juicing is finished.
• If juice does not drain with the cover open, stop adding food, switch OFF and unplug before checking for residue in the bowl and spouts.

• Place the Juice Cup directly under the Juice Spout and the Pulp Cup under the Pulp Spout before operating the NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer.
• If either cup fills, switch OFF and unplug before removing and emptying it; return each cup beneath its own spout before another batch.
• Watch for juice entering the Juice Cup and pulp leaving into the Pulp Cup; if either falls outside, stop and correct the cup position.

• With the Dial OFF, power unplugged and the Auger stopped, open the Lid and turn the Hopper anticlockwise to remove it, pull the Auger straight up and lift off the Juicing Bowl.
• Clean underneath the Juicing Bowl, including the Silicone Cover, Spouts and Spout Cover.
• Push the Silicone Cover firmly back into place after cleaning; it should be fully pushed in and flush, rather than hanging loose.
• If the cover is damaged, missing or will not sit flush, stop using the affected assembly and obtain the correct replacement before continuing.

• Empty the removed Hopper and Juicing Bowl, rinse the detachable parts under running water and scrub the Auger with the Cleaning Brush.
• Clean the spouts and underside of the bowl as well as the visible interior; hand-wash with warm soapy water and avoid metal sponges or abrasive pads.
• Remove remaining pulp before reassembly; if residue is still present, repeat cleaning rather than forcing the parts together.

• Align the Juicing Bowl spouts with the notches in the Motor Base and press the bowl down firmly.
• Insert the Auger in the centre of the bowl and press it down until it reaches the bottom and locks in place.
• With the Lid open, fit the Hopper and twist clockwise until the orange dot is no longer visible, then close the Lid.
• If the Hopper will not close, check that the Auger is fully seated rather than forcing the Hopper; do not run with a loose bowl or incorrectly installed parts.

• Cut ingredients small enough to enter easily and avoid overloading the Hopper or forcing food down.
• Use only the supplied 2-in-1 Pusher and Scraper Tool to guide food and scrape the sides; never use fingers or other utensils.
• For stuck ingredients, use the REVERSE setting to turn the Auger briefly in the opposite direction; if the blockage remains, turn OFF, unplug and remove the Hopper and Auger to clear and clean them.

• After switching off and unplugging, remove the detachable parts for cleaning and inspect the bowl, cover, collection container and juicing parts for cracks or damage.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before juicing again; do not try to make a cracked part watertight.
• The replacement must fit and lock securely. If it does not, keep the juicer off.

1. Turn the Dial OFF, unplug and wait for the Auger to stop.
2. Open the Lid, turn the Hopper anticlockwise and lift it away. Pull the Auger straight up, then lift the Juicing Bowl off the Motor Base and empty the Hopper and bowl.
3. Rinse the detachable parts under running water. Use the Cleaning Brush to scrub residue from the Auger, Hopper and Juicing Bowl; hand-wash with warm soapy water without metal sponges or abrasive pads.
4. Remove remaining residue from the underside, outlets and cover of the detached Juicing Bowl. Push the Silicone Cover firmly back in until it sits flush.
5. Wipe the Motor Base with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not put the motor base in the dishwasher; clean and dry the spill before using the juicer again.
6. Refit the Juicing Bowl with its spouts in the base notches. Press the Auger to the bottom, fit the Hopper with the Lid open and twist clockwise until the orange dot disappears; close the Lid.

• After the NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L has cooled and is unplugged, remove the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Tray and inspect for wash water.
• Wipe the accessible base with a damp cloth, then dry it; wash the removed parts separately if food remains.
• Let all parts dry thoroughly and refit them correctly before use. If liquid appears again from inside the housing, follow the help advice at the end.

• Check the NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L food level once the air fryer is off and cool. Leave at least 50 mm between the food and the top of the basket; keep food below the heating element.
• Remove excess contents and clean the cooled removable parts with warm soapy water before loading a smaller batch. Do not fill the air fryer with oil for deep frying.
• The basket must fit correctly without food touching the heater. Keep it off if the parts are damaged or cannot seat properly.

• Stop cooking before removing a basket. Use the handle or insulated oven gloves and keep hands and face clear of hot steam.
• Remove it carefully rather than pulling it out quickly or forcefully; allow the appliance to cool before wiping spilled contents.
• Clean and dry the exposed surface and detached basket before reassembly. Check for damage if contents escape from a crack rather than over the rim.

• Inspect the cooled, clean basket and tray for damage before refitting them.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine replacement; do not use it to contain another batch.
• If the replacement cannot be positioned correctly, keep the appliance off.

1. Turn the NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L OFF, unplug it and let it cool thoroughly before touching its inner surfaces.
2. Remove the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Tray. Wash these detached parts with warm soapy water; avoid abrasive or metal tools that can damage the coating.
3. Wipe residue from the inner wall of the Air Fryer Base with a warm cotton cloth, then dry with a dry cloth. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
4. If food remains on the cooled heating element, remove it gently with a soft-to-medium bristle brush.
5. Dry the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Tray thoroughly, then refit the parts correctly. Clean and dry the surrounding work surface before using the air fryer again.

• After the NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L has cooled and is unplugged, remove the Cooking Basket and Crisping Tray and inspect for wash water.
• Wipe the accessible base with a damp cloth, then dry it; wash the removed parts separately if food remains.
• Let all parts dry thoroughly and refit them correctly before use. If liquid appears again from inside the housing, follow the help advice at the end.

• Check the NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L food level once the air fryer is off and cool. Leave at least 50 mm between the food and the top of the basket; keep food below the heating element.
• Remove excess contents and clean the cooled removable parts with warm soapy water before loading a smaller batch. Do not fill the air fryer with oil for deep frying.
• The basket must fit correctly without food touching the heater. Keep it off if the parts are damaged or cannot seat properly.

• Stop cooking before removing a basket. Use the handle or insulated oven gloves and keep hands and face clear of hot steam.
• Remove it carefully rather than pulling it out quickly or forcefully; allow the appliance to cool before wiping spilled contents.
• Clean and dry the exposed surface and detached basket before reassembly. Check for damage if contents escape from a crack rather than over the rim.

• Inspect the cooled, clean basket and tray for damage before refitting them.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine replacement; do not use it to contain another batch.
• If the replacement cannot be positioned correctly, keep the appliance off.

1. Turn the NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L OFF, unplug it and let it cool thoroughly before touching its inner surfaces.
2. Remove the Cooking Basket and Crisping Tray. Wash these detached parts with warm soapy water; avoid abrasive or metal tools that can damage the coating.
3. Wipe residue from the inner wall of the Air Fryer Base with a warm cotton cloth, then dry with a dry cloth. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
4. Dry the Cooking Basket and Crisping Tray thoroughly, then refit the parts correctly. Clean and dry the surrounding work surface before using the air fryer again.

• After the NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer has cooled and is unplugged, remove the Cooking Drawers and Crisping Trays and inspect for wash water.
• Wipe the accessible base with a damp cloth, then dry it; wash the removed parts separately if food remains.
• Let all parts dry thoroughly and refit them correctly before use. If liquid appears again from inside the housing, follow the help advice at the end.

• Check the NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer food level once the air fryer is off and cool. Leave at least 50 mm between the food and the top of the basket; keep food below the heating element.
• Remove excess contents and clean the cooled removable parts with warm soapy water before loading a smaller batch. Do not fill the air fryer with oil for deep frying.
• The basket must fit correctly without food touching the heater. Keep it off if the parts are damaged or cannot seat properly.

• Stop cooking before removing a basket. Use the handle or insulated oven gloves and keep hands and face clear of hot steam.
• Remove it carefully rather than pulling it out quickly or forcefully; allow the appliance to cool before wiping spilled contents.
• Clean and dry the exposed surface and detached basket before reassembly. Check for damage if contents escape from a crack rather than over the rim.

• Inspect the cooled, clean basket and tray for damage before refitting them.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine replacement; do not use it to contain another batch.
• If the replacement cannot be positioned correctly, keep the appliance off.

1. Turn the NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer OFF, unplug it and let it cool thoroughly before touching its inner surfaces.
2. Remove the Cooking Drawers and Crisping Trays. Wash these detached parts with warm soapy water; avoid abrasive or metal tools that can damage the coating.
3. Wipe residue from the inner wall of the Air Fryer Base with a warm cotton cloth, then dry with a dry cloth. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
4. Dry the Cooking Drawers and Crisping Trays thoroughly, then refit the parts correctly. Clean and dry the surrounding work surface before using the air fryer again.

• After the NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L has cooled and is unplugged, remove the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Tray and inspect for wash water.
• Wipe the accessible base with a damp cloth, then dry it; wash the removed parts separately if food remains.
• Let all parts dry thoroughly and refit them correctly before use. If liquid appears again from inside the housing, follow the help advice at the end.

• Check the NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L food level once the air fryer is off and cool. Leave at least 50 mm between the food and the top of the basket; keep food below the heating element.
• Remove excess contents and clean the cooled removable parts with warm soapy water before loading a smaller batch. Do not fill the air fryer with oil for deep frying.
• The basket must fit correctly without food touching the heater. Keep it off if the parts are damaged or cannot seat properly.

• Stop cooking before removing a basket. Use the handle or insulated oven gloves and keep hands and face clear of hot steam.
• Remove it carefully rather than pulling it out quickly or forcefully; allow the appliance to cool before wiping spilled contents.
• Clean and dry the exposed surface and detached basket before reassembly. Check for damage if contents escape from a crack rather than over the rim.

• Inspect the cooled, clean basket and tray for damage before refitting them.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine replacement; do not use it to contain another batch.
• If the replacement cannot be positioned correctly, keep the appliance off.

1. Turn the NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L OFF, unplug it and let it cool thoroughly before touching its inner surfaces.
2. Remove the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Tray. Wash these detached parts with warm soapy water; avoid abrasive or metal tools that can damage the coating.
3. Wipe residue from the inner wall of the Air Fryer Base with a warm cotton cloth, then dry with a dry cloth. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
4. If food remains on the cooled heating element, remove it gently with a soft-to-medium bristle brush.
5. Dry the Cooking Basket and 3-in-1 Tray thoroughly, then refit the parts correctly. Clean and dry the surrounding work surface before using the air fryer again.

• After the NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L has cooled and is unplugged, remove the Cooking Basket and Crisping Tray and Wire Rack and inspect for wash water.
• Wipe the accessible base with a damp cloth, then dry it; wash the removed parts separately if food remains.
• Let all parts dry thoroughly and refit them correctly before use. If liquid appears again from inside the housing, follow the help advice at the end.

• Check the NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L food level once the air fryer is off and cool. Leave at least 50 mm between the food and the top of the basket; keep food below the heating element.
• Remove excess contents and clean the cooled removable parts with warm soapy water before loading a smaller batch. Do not fill the air fryer with oil for deep frying.
• The basket must fit correctly without food touching the heater. Keep it off if the parts are damaged or cannot seat properly.

• Stop cooking before removing a basket. Use the handle or insulated oven gloves and keep hands and face clear of hot steam.
• Remove it carefully rather than pulling it out quickly or forcefully; allow the appliance to cool before wiping spilled contents.
• Clean and dry the exposed surface and detached basket before reassembly. Check for damage if contents escape from a crack rather than over the rim.

• Inspect the cooled, clean basket and tray for damage before refitting them.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine replacement; do not use it to contain another batch.
• If the replacement cannot be positioned correctly, keep the appliance off.

1. Turn the NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L OFF, unplug it and let it cool thoroughly before touching its inner surfaces.
2. Remove the Cooking Basket and Crisping Tray and Wire Rack. Wash these detached parts with warm soapy water; avoid abrasive or metal tools that can damage the coating.
3. Wipe residue from the inner wall of the Air Fryer Base with a warm cotton cloth, then dry with a dry cloth. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
4. If food remains on the cooled heating element, remove it gently with a soft-to-medium bristle brush.
5. Dry the Cooking Basket and Crisping Tray and Wire Rack thoroughly, then refit the parts correctly. Clean and dry the surrounding work surface before using the air fryer again.

• Check the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W cup or bowl against MAX and leave at least 100 mm of empty space at the top of the mixing vessel.
• After switching off, unplugging and waiting for movement to stop, remove enough mixture to create that space. Split a large batch into smaller portions; do not force ingredients into the bowl.

• Keep the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W upright and put the blending arm into the mixture before pressing the power button. The blending end must be submerged; keep the motor body dry.
• Release the button and wait for the motor to stop before lifting the arm out. For whisking, place the whisk upright in the vessel before starting. If food still splashes, stop and check the fill level and headroom.

• With the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W unplugged, fit the S-blade onto the chopping bowl centre pin and press it down into place before adding food.
• Turn the chopping bowl lid clockwise to lock it; place the motor body onto the lid and turn clockwise until locked. Check for separation before use. If an attachment will not lock, leave it off and check for damage.

• Do not blend carbonated drinks or effervescent ingredients in the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W. Gas can pressurise the sealed chopping bowl.
• Stop processing and allow the contents to settle. Let a warm bowl cool completely before carefully opening it away from your body. For the next batch, omit ingredients that release gas.

• Stop the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W if the chopping bowl becomes warm. Leave it to cool completely and let contents settle before opening away from your body.
• Keep continuous operation below one minute and allow at least five minutes between uses. For hot soup in an open pot, keep the blending end submerged and stop before lifting it out; do not treat the sealed chopping bowl as an open pot.

• Clean the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W detachable parts so you can inspect the plastic and attachment fit.
• Stop using a cracked, crazed, cloudy or otherwise damaged cup and replace that part. Do not keep processing with a damaged attachment or a connection that separates.

1. Release the power button, unplug the NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W and wait until the blade or whisk has stopped. Lift the attachment out of the mixing vessel only after movement stops.
2. Detach the motor body from the blending arm, whisk or chopping bowl attachment. Separate the whisk from its holder; for the chopper, remove the lid and lift the S-blade by its upper plastic part before emptying the bowl.
3. Wash the chopping bowl, whisk, blending cup and S-blade with warm soapy water. Clean the blending arm, whisk holder and chopping bowl lid with warm soapy water without soaking or putting them in the dishwasher.
4. Wipe the motor body with a damp cloth. Dry all parts thoroughly before reassembly. Fit the chosen attachment tightly to the motor body and check that it is locked in place. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.

• Let the NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker cool before handling the Cooking Pot. Check which grain was used and how much grain and water went in.
• Use the same measuring scoop for the ratio: white rice and quinoa 1:2; brown rice 1:2½; jasmine rice 1:1½. For other grains, use the Measuring & Cook Time Guide. Add grain first, then water to the matching pot marking.
• For example, four scoops of white rice use the line attached to the circled 4 in the white-rice column. If the previous batch used more water, measure a fresh batch to the correct ratio; do not keep running the leaking batch.

• Check the NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker Measuring Scoop: the supplied rice cup is 180 mL, which is not a standard measuring cup.
• Do not exceed five scoops of rice, or four scoops of quinoa or oats. Farro and barley are limited to two scoops by the Measuring Guide. For a larger recipe, cook separate batches instead of exceeding the pot markings.
• After the cooker cools, wipe away vent-area residue and clean the Sealing Panel, Steam Vent and Condensation Collector as described in the cleaning steps. If a correctly measured batch still leaks, keep the cooker off.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker and allow the cooker and heating plate to cool completely before cleaning. Remove the Cooking Pot and Steaming Basket, if used, and empty leftover food.
2. Hand-wash the Cooking Pot with warm soapy water to protect its nonstick coating. Wash the Steaming Basket, Spatula and Measuring Scoop with warm soapy water or in the dishwasher.
3. Wipe the cooled inner heating plate and Cooker Base with a clean, damp cloth. Wipe the Sealing Panel and Condensation Collector with a damp cloth or sponge and warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
4. Remove the Steam Vent plug and rinse it in warm water; clean the inside of the Steam Vent with a damp cloth. Clear visible residue and dry cleaned surfaces before reuse. Do not use steel wool.
5. Seat the Cooking Pot level on the inner heating plate. If fitting the Steaming Basket, make sure it sits level in the top of the pot without force. Close the Cooker Lid until it clicks; if a component is damaged or will not fit, keep the cooker off.

• Check the NutriBullet Food Processor Work Bowl at the LIQUID MAX line, including liquid added while processing.
• Turn off and unplug, wait for all movement to stop and remove the Work Bowl. Unlock the lid counterclockwise and reduce the contents. Refit the lid and bowl so both lock; liquid must remain at or below LIQUID MAX.

• With NutriBullet Food Processor unplugged, set the Work Bowl on a flat surface and clean away food from the lid seating area while washing the parts.
• Turn the lid clockwise until its markings align with the handle. Place the assembled bowl on the Motor Base and turn clockwise until it clicks. If the lid or bowl will not lock, inspect for damage and leave the processor off.

• Stop NutriBullet Food Processor and allow hot contents to cool before opening or cleaning the bowl. Hot liquid can eject suddenly as steam forms.
• Use cooled ingredients for the next batch. Keep the liquid at or below LIQUID MAX and lock the lid before processing.

• Empty and wash the NutriBullet Food Processor Work Bowl and lid, then inspect the plastic for damage. Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it.
• Do not force food through the Feed Chute. Let it move down naturally and add more gradually with the Food Pusher; if the chute blocks, stop and clear it before continuing.

1. Turn NutriBullet Food Processor off, unplug it and wait until the blade or disc has completely stopped. Turn the Work Bowl handle counterclockwise, lift the bowl off the Motor Base and set it on a flat surface.
2. Turn the Work Bowl Lid counterclockwise to remove it. Lift the blade or disc by its plastic centre, keeping fingers away from cutting edges; do not tip a blade out onto your hand. Remove food with a spatula or spoon.
3. Wash detachable parts with warm soapy water, or use the top dishwasher rack without a heat or sanitise cycle. Include the Blade Adaptor, attachments and Dual-Size Food Pusher.
4. Wipe the Motor Base with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. A small brush may clean accessible actuator areas; do not remove any base pieces. Wipe away leakage residue with a damp sponge and warm water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
5. Before reassembly, check the bowl, lid and blade for damage. Fit the blade or disc, then turn the lid clockwise until its markings align with the handle; turn the assembled bowl clockwise onto the Motor Base until it clicks. Keep a damaged or unlocked assembly out of use.

• Check the NutriBullet Chill Pint Cup fill line before freezing the recipe. Keep the mixture at or below MAX so the Blade Block can fit fully.
• Frozen ingredients may rise above MAX; the guide allows this if the Blade Block still installs completely. If it will not fit, remove excess frozen ingredients with a spoon instead of forcing the assembly.

• After unplugging the NutriBullet Chill and removing the cup, turn the Blade Block counterclockwise to lift it off. Check the rim for ingredients preventing the block seating.
• Clean the inside rim before refreezing leftovers. Fit the Blade, Blade Block and Shaft clockwise onto the Pint Cup; fully retract the Shaft so the Blade touches the top of the Blade Block. The block must fit securely without force.

• The NutriBullet Chill processes frozen recipes. Freeze the prepared Pint Cup on a level surface for at least 24 hours, with the freezer set between -20°C and -15°C.
• Process within five minutes of removing the cup from the freezer. If the mixture has thawed, do not process it as a liquid; prepare a properly frozen batch before using the Chill again.

• Never use the NutriBullet Chill to mix hot ingredients. Let a heated recipe cool completely before freezing it.
• If ingredients are pre-blended in the Pint Cup using a compatible NutriBullet blender, exclude hot, warm and carbonated ingredients and do not blend for more than 30 seconds. These restrictions apply to the pre-blending step; the Chill itself needs a frozen recipe.

• Wash the NutriBullet Chill Pint Cup and inspect it for cracks; inspect the clean Blade Block for damage.
• Stop using and replace a damaged detachable part. Use genuine parts designed for the NutriBullet Chill; keep the appliance off if the assembly cannot be fitted properly.

1. Unplug the NutriBullet Chill and wait for all movement to stop. Hold the release button and turn the Pint Cup counterclockwise to remove it from the Motor Base.
2. Keep the Pint Cup upright and turn the Blade Block counterclockwise to lift it off. Handle the blade holder by its plastic grip, keeping fingers away from the blade and shaft, which may be hot.
3. Empty the Pint Cup. Hand-wash the Pint Cup, lid, Blade, Blade Block and Shaft with warm soapy water, gently cleaning the circular Blade Block opening and around the shaft with a sponge.
4. Wipe the Motor Base with a damp sponge or cloth and mild soapy water. A cleaning brush can remove food around the cup attachment area; keep liquid away from the drive shaft and centre hole. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
5. Dry every part, including the inside and outside of the Blade Shaft, before fitting it to the base. For storage, attach the Blade Cover or attach the blade to the Pint Cup; do not leave the blade exposed.

• Check the NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor Work Bowl at the LIQUID MAX line, including liquid added while processing.
• Turn off and unplug, wait for all movement to stop and remove the Work Bowl. Unlock the lid counterclockwise and reduce the contents. Refit the lid and bowl so both lock; liquid must remain at or below LIQUID MAX.

• With NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor unplugged, set the Work Bowl on a flat surface and clean away food from the lid seating area while washing the parts.
• Turn the lid clockwise until its markings align with the handle. Place the assembled bowl on the Motor Base and turn clockwise until it clicks. If the lid or bowl will not lock, inspect for damage and leave the processor off.

• Stop NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor and allow hot contents to cool before opening or cleaning the bowl. Hot liquid can eject suddenly as steam forms.
• Use cooled ingredients for the next batch. Keep the liquid at or below LIQUID MAX and lock the lid before processing.

• Empty and wash the NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor Work Bowl and lid, then inspect the plastic for damage. Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it.
• Do not force food through the Feed Chute. Let it move down naturally and add more gradually with the Food Pusher; if the chute blocks, stop and clear it before continuing.

1. Turn NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor off, unplug it and wait until the blade or disc has completely stopped. Turn the Work Bowl handle counterclockwise, lift the bowl off the Motor Base and set it on a flat surface.
2. Turn the Work Bowl Lid counterclockwise to remove it. Lift the blade or disc by its plastic centre, keeping fingers away from cutting edges; do not tip a blade out onto your hand. Remove food with a spatula or spoon.
3. Wash detachable parts with warm soapy water, or use the top dishwasher rack without a heat or sanitise cycle. Clean the Endless Chute and Slinger Disc too if they were used.
4. Wipe the Motor Base with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. A small brush may clean accessible actuator areas; do not remove any base pieces. Wipe away leakage residue with a damp sponge and warm water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
5. Before reassembly, check the bowl, lid and blade for damage. Fit the blade or disc, then turn the lid clockwise until its markings align with the handle; turn the assembled bowl clockwise onto the Motor Base until it clicks. Keep a damaged or unlocked assembly out of use.

• Check the NutriBullet Baby vessel being used: the Short Cup blending MAX is 180 mL and the Batchbowl blending MAX is 475 mL. The larger total vessel capacity is not the blending allowance.
• After unplugging and stopping, remove the vessel assembly, stand it upright and open it. Reduce the food and liquid to the MAX line, then refit the blade securely. Use separate batches if needed.

• With the NutriBullet Baby unplugged, remove the vessel and blade together and stand the vessel upright. Unscrew the blade after warm contents have cooled.
• Wash residue from the rim and blade, keeping the seal in place. Align the blade properly and hand-tighten it onto the Short Cup or Batchbowl so it is sealed before placing it on the Motor Base. If it remains loose, replace the damaged blade or vessel. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

• The NutriBullet Baby Batchbowl needs its lid firmly in place. Stop the motor and remove the Batchbowl before adding ingredients or adjusting the lid.
• Refit the lid and insert and lock the vented cap before blending. For hot or warm ingredients, use only this vented Batchbowl arrangement; never put them in the sealed Short Cup. If the lid or cap is damaged, replace the affected part.

• Inspect the NutriBullet Baby extractor-blade gasket without pulling it out. It must remain completely seated in the blade housing.
• Do not remove or individually replace the ring. If it has come out, become loose or been damaged, stop using that blade and replace the entire blade attachment. Keep blades out of the dishwasher to avoid seal damage. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

• Use cold or room-temperature ingredients in the NutriBullet Baby Short Cup. Do not run the motor continuously for more than one minute.
• If the sealed vessel is warm, stop blending and allow it to cool before carefully opening it pointed away from your body. Prepare a fresh cooled batch rather than blending the warm contents again.

• Do not blend carbonated liquids or effervescing ingredients in the NutriBullet Baby. Gas can pressurise the vessel.
• After blending, remove the blade and use the proper storage lid or storage container. Do not use the Batchbowl as a storage container. If contents are warm, let the vessel cool before opening away from the body.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Baby vessel and inspect the plastic, threads and blade attachment.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it. Do not sterilise the plastic or blade in boiling water or steam, which can warp or damage them; a loose or damaged extractor blade needs replacement.

1. Unplug the NutriBullet Baby and wait until all movement stops. Twist the cup or Batchbowl assembly counterclockwise off the Motor Base and keep the vessel upright before unscrewing the extractor blade.
2. Empty the vessel. Hand-wash the cups or Batchbowl with warm soapy water and rinse, or place them on the top dishwasher rack. Hand-wash the extractor blade and leave its seal in place; the blade is not dishwasher safe.
3. Wipe the accessible inside and outside of the Motor Base with a damp rag. For an external spill, use a warm soapy cloth and allow the base to dry completely before operating. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
4. Check the blade seal is completely seated and that the vessel and blade are undamaged. Twist the extractor blade onto the cup or Batchbowl until sealed; for the Batchbowl, fit the lid firmly and lock in its vented cap before blending.

• Check the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend Work Bowl against its MAX fill line, and keep ingredients below the vents of the pour spout. Cut ingredients into roughly 1–2 cm pieces and reduce an overfilled batch after shutdown and complete cooling.
• Keep food and liquid out of the Work Bowl Lid assembly. Clear food from the steam vents before reassembling; the bowl must stay below MAX with the lid unobstructed.

• After the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend has cooled and been unplugged, remove the Work Bowl and open its lid.
• Twist the underside circular grip counterclockwise to separate the two lid pieces. Drain trapped food or water and wash the pieces; dry fully before reassembly. Do not operate with food blocking the steam vents.

• Check the cooled, unplugged NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend. Turn the Water Reservoir Cap clockwise so it is tightly sealed; do not add water while the appliance is on or hot.
• Turn the Work Bowl Lid clockwise to lock, then fit the bowl on the Motor Base and turn it counterclockwise to lock. If a cap, lid or bowl cannot be secured, leave the appliance off rather than forcing the connection.

• After the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend has cooled and been unplugged, remove and clean the Work Bowl so you can inspect it for cracks or other damage. Stop using a damaged detachable bowl or lid and replace the affected part.
• Avoid sudden temperature changes: do not add refrigerated food to a heated bowl. Keep non-food objects out of the Work Bowl and do not use it as a serving cup. If an intact replacement will not fit securely, leave the appliance off.

1. Turn off and unplug the NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend. Allow at least ten minutes and wait until the appliance has cooled completely and the blade has stopped before disassembly.
2. Turn the Work Bowl clockwise to unlock it from the Motor Base. Open the Work Bowl Lid; twist the circular grip on the lid underside counterclockwise to separate the two lid pieces and drain trapped food or water.
3. Lift the Blending Blade vertically by a non-sharp area, using a mitt if needed, and empty the Work Bowl. Unscrew the Water Reservoir Cap and empty remaining water.
4. Wash the Work Bowl, lid pieces, Blending Blade and Blade Holder with warm soapy water. Use a soft cloth or brush to remove food, including inside the Blade Stem. Keep the Blending Blade and Blade Holder out of the dishwasher.
5. Wipe the Motor Base with a clean, damp cloth and dry the cleaned parts fully. Lower the Blending Blade vertically onto the Blade Holder, fit the lid clockwise, then turn the Work Bowl counterclockwise onto the Motor Base until secure. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.

• Check the Magic Bullet To Go 200W cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Cross Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Cross Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the Magic Bullet To Go 200W cup and Cross Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Cross Blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the Magic Bullet To Go 200W Cross Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement cross blade (Australia) or cross blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the Cross Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the Magic Bullet To Go 200W cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Cross Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement cross blade (Australia) or cross blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed Magic Bullet To Go 200W cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the Cross Blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed Magic Bullet To Go 200W cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the Magic Bullet To Go 200W mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the Magic Bullet To Go 200W cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Cross Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the Magic Bullet To Go 200W, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Cross Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible Magic Bullet To Go 200W Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Cross Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Cross Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W cup and Cross Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Cross Blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W Cross Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal. Buy a replacement cross blade (Australia) or cross blade (New Zealand).
• Do not pull out the Cross Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Cross Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement. Buy a replacement cross blade (Australia) or cross blade (New Zealand).
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the Cross Blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Cross Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Cross Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible Magic Bullet Value Pack 200W Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the Magic Bullet Blender Combo cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Cross Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Cross Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the Magic Bullet Blender Combo cup and Cross Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Cross Blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the Magic Bullet Blender Combo Cross Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the Cross Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the Magic Bullet Blender Combo cup, then inspect its sides and rim for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Cross Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup or a broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed Magic Bullet Blender Combo cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Cross Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed Magic Bullet Blender Combo cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blended food left sealed in the Magic Bullet Blender Combo cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Cross Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Cross Blade belong to the Magic Bullet Blender Combo.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

• Check the Magic Bullet Blender Combo pitcher markings before running the blender. Keep liquids below the liquid MAX line and solids below the solid MAX line where separate marks are provided.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the blades to stop, then remove the pitcher and reduce an excessive batch.
• Refit the closed lid before blending again. The ingredients must stay within the appropriate MAX mark after everything has been added.

• A lid or opening left unsecured can let the Magic Bullet Blender Combo pitcher splash from the top. Stop the blades before adjusting the lid.
• Remove the lid and wash food deposits from the lid and pitcher contact surfaces with soap and water, then rinse.
• Press the lid down to secure it, then press down and twist the Vented Lid Cap until locked. The lid must stay fully seated; replace a damaged detachable lid before further use.

• Inspect the Magic Bullet Blender Combo Pitcher, Lid and detachable blade for damage before refitting them.
• Stop using a damaged detachable component and replace it with the correct genuine part for the Combo Blender.
• If correctly fitted, undamaged components still leak, keep the blender off and use the help route in this article.

• For a hot blend in the Magic Bullet Blender Combo pitcher, the fitted vented lid and the correct fill level help control splashes. Hot ingredients must never be moved to a sealed blending cup.
• Start the pitcher blend on LOW and increase speed only after ingredients are mixed and the surface is steady.
• If the mixture splashes, stop the motor and let it settle before checking the lid and amount. Open the lid cautiously because steam can escape.

• Food blocking the Magic Bullet Blender Combo Pitcher Lid vents can trap pressure and cause splattering.
• With the blender off and the mixture cool enough to handle, remove the lid and wash it with soap and water. Clear visible residue from the vent slots, rinse, and check that the openings are unobstructed.
• Refit the lid securely with its vent openings clear. Replace a damaged lid; do not run the pitcher with blocked vents.

• The Magic Bullet Blender Combo pitcher has a detachable blade; a loose connection can leak at the bottom.
• Empty the pitcher after shutdown. To release the blade, twist it clockwise using the direction indicator on the pitcher; wash the separated blade and pitcher with soap and water, rinse and dry.
• Refit the blade by turning it counter-clockwise onto the bottom of the pitcher until secure. Check the fitted blade before filling the pitcher; replace damaged components before blending.

• Repeated blending heats the Magic Bullet Blender Combo cup and can build pressure.
• After two consecutive blend cycles, wait at least 10–15 minutes before another cycle. If the cup is warm, leave it alone for at least 30 minutes and until fully cool before attempting to open it.
• Return the Power Control Knob to HOME when a cycle finishes. Do not run repeated cycles to investigate a leak; complete the filling and attachment checks first.

1. Switch off and unplug the Magic Bullet Blender Combo, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Cross Blade together or unlock and remove the pitcher. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the Magic Bullet Blender Combo Motor Base surface with a damp sponge or cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove pieces from the motor base.
4. Use a small dry brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade, pitcher and lid separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Turn the Silicone Spout Cap so its nozzle points down while the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer is juicing.
• After switching OFF and waiting for the Sieve to stop, tilt the Juice Cup forwards and slide it away, then turn the Spout Cap upwards immediately to prevent residual drips.
• If it continues dripping with the nozzle raised, inspect the cap for residue or damage while the juicer is unplugged.

• Fit the Juice Cup Lid tightly and open the locking lid latch, then angle the cup under the Spout Cap so the nozzle sits directly over and slightly inside the lid opening.
• Level the cup so it fits snugly under the spout; if juice hits the lid rather than entering the opening, stop and reposition it.
• When the Juice Cup reaches the MAX line, stop juicing and wait for the Sieve to stop before removing and emptying the cup to avoid spillage.

• With the juicer off, unplugged and the Sieve stopped, unlock the Locking Arms, grip the bottom of the Pulp Bin and pull it away at an angle to unsnap and remove it.
• Empty the bin before washing or refitting; do not let pulp overflow.
• Tilt the Pulp Bin into position at the rear so the back edge of the Juice Bowl Cover slides into its top, then gently push the bottom of the bin until it snaps into place.
• The bin should sit directly under the back edge of the cover; if it will not lock, recheck alignment and damage before starting again.

• Lift off the Juice Bowl Cover and raise the Juice Bowl from the Motor Base, then lift the Sieve vertically by its edges without touching the sharp blade teeth.
• Use the Cleaning Brush under running water, brushing the outside before the inside; if pulp has dried onto the Sieve, soak it in hot water for 30 minutes to loosen it.
• Rinse away the pulp and check the holes are clear before refitting; do not restart with blocked or damaged juicing parts.

• Rotate or adjust the Juice Bowl on the Motor Base until seated in its keyed position, then align and press the Sieve onto the motor drive coupling until it clicks.
• Fit the Juice Bowl Cover with the Feed Chute over the Sieve and the Pulp Chute at the rear over the open side of the bowl.
• Raise both Locking Arms, hook their top sections over the cover edge and snap their lower sections down until both stand vertically and lock.
• If either arm cannot lock, remove and reseat the bowl, Sieve and cover rather than holding the lid down by hand.

• Start the motor before putting food into the Feed Chute, then feed prepared pieces gradually with the Food Pusher.
• Allow each piece to move down naturally before adding more and avoid excessive force; use no fingers or kitchen utensils in the chute.
• If food stops moving through, switch OFF, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop before taking the parts apart and clearing the accumulated pulp.

• Keep the Magic Bullet Mini Juicer Juice Cup upright in the fridge with the Juice Cup Lid tightly sealed and its latch closed.
• Leave nothing on top of the lid and check it is secure; if the cup or lid is damaged, stop using the affected part and replace it.

• After switching off and unplugging, remove the detachable parts for cleaning and inspect the bowl, cover, collection container and juicing parts for cracks or damage.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct genuine part before juicing again; do not try to make a cracked part watertight.
• The replacement must fit and lock securely. If it does not, keep the juicer off.

1. Set the Power Button to OFF, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop. Tilt the Juice Cup forward and slide it out, then turn the Silicone Spout Cap upwards.
2. Release both Locking Arms by pushing their bottom ends up and letting them fall away. Unsnap the Pulp Bin, lift the Juice Bowl Cover and remove the Juice Bowl and Sieve, holding the Sieve by its edges.
3. Empty the pulp and rinse the removable parts. Scrub the Sieve under running water with the Cleaning Brush, outside first and then inside; do not touch the blade teeth.
4. Wipe the Motor Base and surrounding spill with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Hand-wash detached parts with warm soapy water.
5. For dried Sieve residue, soak the Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes and brush again. Clean and dry the spill before reassembly.
6. Seat the Juice Bowl and click the Sieve onto the coupling. Fit the cover, lock both arms upright, snap the Pulp Bin underneath the back of the cover and position the Juice Cup under the spout.

• Check the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and cross blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the cross blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W cup and cross blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the cross blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Empty and clean the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W cup and inspect the detachable parts for damage before reassembly.
• Inspect the detached cross blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the cross blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Long running can warm the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W cup or work bowl and build pressure inside it.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Check that the cup and cross blade belong to the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

• An overfilled Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W work bowl can let ingredients escape. Check the total amount against the bowl MAX line.
• Turn the Power Control Knob to OFF, unplug and wait for the blade to stop. Turn the bowl counter-clockwise off the base and set it on a clean, dry, flat surface; unlock the lid counter-clockwise and remove the chopping blade or disc before transferring excess food. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
• Refit the intended blade, lock the lid and process the smaller batch. Keep the bowl below MAX when adding liquid as well.

• The Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W work bowl and lid must both be secured before processing.
• With power disconnected, inspect the bowl and lid for trapped food or damage. Wash away residue before refitting the bowl.
• Turn the bowl lid clockwise to lock it, then place the assembled Work Bowl on the Motor Base and turn the bowl clockwise to secure it. The bowl and lid must both lock; replace a damaged detachable component before processing. Buy a replacement bowl (New Zealand).

• Forcing too much food down the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W feed chute can overload the bowl.
• Stop feeding more ingredients and let food move naturally down the chute; use the supplied Food Pusher without excessive pressure.
• If food remains trapped, switch off and unplug before disassembly. Remove the lid and blade or disc carefully, clear the food and refit the attachments for a smaller batch.

• With the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W disconnected and the blades stopped, turn the Work Bowl counter-clockwise off the base. Unlock the lid counter-clockwise and lift out the blade or disc before emptying and cleaning the bowl.
• Inspect the bowl, lid and locking areas for damage; stop using a damaged detachable component and replace it with a genuine matching part. Buy a replacement bowl (New Zealand).
• Refit the replacement using the bowl and lid locking steps above. If the fit remains insecure, keep the appliance off.

• With the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W off and unplugged and the blade stopped, inspect the visible seal in the detached cross blade without touching its sharp edges.
• Do not use a cross blade with a displaced or damaged seal. Replace the complete cross-blade assembly with the correct part for the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W; tightening the cup does not repair the seal.

1. Switch off and unplug the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. For the blending cup, turn the cup/cross blade assembly counter-clockwise off the base and turn it upright before unscrewing the blade. For the Work Bowl, turn the bowl counter-clockwise off the base and set it on a clean, dry, flat surface, then unlock its lid counter-clockwise; remove the chopping blade before emptying food, or lift a disc using its two larger finger holes.
3. Use a damp sponge or cloth to wipe the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W Motor Base clean without dismantling it.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade or bowl attachments separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• With the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L off, unplugged and completely cool, check how high the food sits in the Fry Pot. Leave about 50 mm of room at the top.
• Remove excess contents before cooking a smaller batch. Do not use the Fry Pot for deep frying with oil.
• Clean the cooled pot and tray before refitting them; if the pot is damaged or will not fit correctly, stop using that detachable part and replace it.

• Turn the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L timer and temperature control to 0, unplug and wait until the frying action has stopped before removing the Fry Pot.
• Use its handle or insulated oven gloves and take the pot out carefully. Pulling it out too quickly can cause splattering; let the appliance cool before moving it or cleaning the spill.
• Refit the clean Fry Pot until it clicks into place. If it cannot seat securely, check the pot for damage before another use.

• After the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L has been turned off, unplugged and cooled, remove food from the Fry Pot and Crisping Tray.
• Rinse those detachable parts with hot soapy water and wipe the outside of the Air Fryer Base with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
• Clean and dry the surrounding surface before further use. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice below.

• Inspect the clean, cooled Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L Fry Pot and Crisping Tray for damage.
• Stop using a damaged detachable part and replace it. Do not attempt to repair the appliance or its housing yourself.
• Keep the air fryer off if the pot cannot lock into place or liquid continues to escape from an unidentified source.

1. Set the Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L timer and temperature control to 0, unplug it and allow the heating element to cool completely. The orange indicator light should no longer be illuminated.
2. Remove the Fry Pot from the Base. Inspect the pot for food scraps, then pull out the Crisping Tray by its centre handle and remove food from the tray; take care around its sharp edges.
3. Rinse the detached Fry Pot and Crisping Tray with hot soapy water. Wipe the exterior of the Air Fryer Base with a clean damp cloth.
4. Clean and dry the spill and the work surface. Refit the Fry Pot securely until it clicks; do not use the appliance while wet.

• Check the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Cup with all food and liquid included. Overfilling can cause leaks and pressure.
• Stop the motor completely before removing a leaking cup. Once the contents are cool, stand the cup upright, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the contents below MAX. Refit the blade tightly.

• With the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System unplugged, remove the cup assembly and open it upright once cool.
• Wash the cup rim and Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water, using a small brush or sponge for blade residue. Refit the blade squarely and twist until tightly sealed. If the fit remains loose, inspect the cup and blade for damage and replace the affected part. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

• Inspect the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Rapid Extractor Blade before use. Look for a missing or damaged gasket and damage to the blade housing.
• Stop using a blade with a failed gasket and replace the entire blade assembly; do not remove the factory gasket to clean it. Use a genuine blade intended for this system.

• Never blend hot or warm ingredients in the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Cup. If the cup feels warm, leave it in place and do not touch, open, force or continue blending it.
• Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and wait longer if it is still warm. Only when completely cool, slowly remove it from the base and use a towel to untwist it away from your face and body. If it remains stuck, leave the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute in the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System. Do not run more than six consecutive 30-second intervals.
• When running successive cycles, follow the guide pressure-release instructions between cycles and allow contents to settle for 10–15 minutes after the last extraction cycle. A cup that feels warm requires the longer warm-cup procedure above; do not run another cycle to test a leak.

• Do not add carbonated or effervescent ingredients to the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Cup. Check supplement labels for ingredients that release gas.
• After blending, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade and use the To-Go Lid or transfer food to a suitable container. Do not leave food stored under the blade, where spoilage and fermentation can build pressure. Follow the warm-cup instructions if the vessel feels warm.

• Clean and inspect the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Cup, Processor Work Bowl and fitted components.
• Stop using and replace a detachable vessel with cracking, cloudiness, warping or other damage. Keep parts away from boiling water, microwaves and dishwasher heat/sanitise cycles; do not force an incompatible part onto the system.

• With the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System stopped and unplugged, check that ingredients remain below the Work Bowl MAX line.
• Remove the lid first, unlock the bowl assembly, and lift out the blade or disc by its plastic knob. Empty excess food with a spoon or spatula. Refit the attachment securely and align the lid and bowl arrows before processing another batch.

• Do not force food down the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Processor Feed Chute. If the blade or disc stops, switch off, unplug and wait for all movement to stop.
• Remove the lid, clear the chute and inspect the Work Bowl. Replace a cracked bowl. For the next batch, start the processor before adding ingredients and use only the Food Pusher to move food slowly and steadily.

• The NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Coffee & Dry Spice Grinder is for dry or dehydrated ingredients only. Do not add liquid or moist food.
• Switch off, unplug and remove the attachment after the blade stops. Empty it and separate the Grinding Cup and Grinder Blade for washing; use the blender cup or another suitable appliance for a wet recipe. Keep the grinder off if any component is damaged.

1. Power off and unplug the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System and wait until every blade or disc has stopped. For the blending cup, remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade assembly from the base; stand the cup upright before unscrewing the blade.
2. For the Processor Attachment, turn the Work Bowl Lid counterclockwise and lift it off first. Then turn the Work Bowl and Processor Base counterclockwise off the Motor Base. Lift the blade or disc by its central plastic knob before removing food with a spoon or spatula.
3. Separate the processor Work Bowl from its Processor Base by holding the base underneath and turning the bowl counterclockwise. Wash the blade, disc, Work Bowl and lid by hand with a sponge or cloth, soap and water, or on the top dishwasher rack without heat/sanitise. Hand-wash the Processor Base and Blade Adapter.
4. For the Coffee & Dry Spice Grinder, disengage it from the Motor Base and separate the Grinding Cup and Grinder Blade. Hand-wash with a sponge or cloth, soap and water, or use the top dishwasher rack without heat/sanitise.
5. Rinse the Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water and use a small brush or sponge to lift residue from it. Wipe the Motor Base exterior gently with a damp sponge or cloth and dry with a clean cloth; do not open the housing. NEVER submerge the motor base in water.
6. Inspect cleaned parts for cracks, warping, cloudiness or a damaged blade gasket before reassembly. Replace damaged detachable parts; secure the Rapid Extractor Blade tightly on the cup, or reassemble the chosen attachment in the reverse of its removal order. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

• Check the NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and extractor blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the extractor blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack cup and extractor blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the extractor blade, then hand-wash the cup and blade using warm soapy water without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack extractor blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the extractor blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack cup, then inspect its sides, rim and fitting tabs for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached extractor blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup, damaged tabs or broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• Once cool, point the cup away from your face and body and carefully untwist the extractor blade to release pressure. Do not force a cup that remains stuck; leave the blender off and use the help route.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack cup. Do not use fizzy drinks for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the extractor blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and extractor blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet 600 Mega Pack Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; leave the fixed base liners and components in place.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Rapid Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set cup and Rapid Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup using warm soapy water; wash the blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set Rapid Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the Rapid Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set cup, then inspect its sides and rim for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Rapid Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup or a broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Rapid Extractor Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. Do not run more than three consecutive 45-second cycles in five minutes; after that limit, unplug and cool for at least 20 minutes.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• Check the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack cup with all ingredients and liquid included; filling above MAX leaves too little room and can let the contents escape.
• After the motor stops, disconnect power. Once the cup is cool, remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together, turn the assembly upright, and unscrew the blade.
• Reduce the batch to at or below MAX and screw the Rapid Extractor Blade back on tightly. The mixture must remain below the marked limit; divide a large recipe between batches.

• Look at the join between the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack cup and Rapid Extractor Blade; the blade must sit squarely and form a tight seal.
• With power disconnected, remove the cool cup assembly and stand it blade-side up. Unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade, then hand-wash the cup using warm soapy water; wash the blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand without touching the cutting edges.
• Rinse and dry the parts. Align the blade with the cup and hand-tighten it securely before returning the complete assembly to the base; stop using any attachment that cannot be secured.

• Inspect the gasket in the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack Rapid Extractor Blade before reassembling the cup; it must remain seated and intact.
• A loose, missing, torn or damaged gasket means the blade assembly must not be used. Replace the affected blade assembly rather than operating it with an incomplete seal.
• Do not pull out the Rapid Extractor Blade gasket or dismantle the blade to clean underneath it; wash the accessible surfaces and dry the assembly completely.

• Empty and clean the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack cup, then inspect its sides and rim for cracks, crazing, cloudiness or breakage.
• Inspect the detached Rapid Extractor Blade as well. Stop using a cracked cup or a broken blade housing and replace that part with the correct genuine replacement.
• The replacement should attach securely without force. If sound parts still leak after correct fitting and filling, keep the appliance off and use the help route in this article.

• Hot ingredients can pressurise the sealed NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack cup and push contents out. Start a new cup blend only with refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients.
• If the cup feels hot or warm, stop blending and leave it alone to cool at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; do not try to open it while warm.
• When the cup is fully cool, remove it slowly from the base. Point it away from your face and body, cover the Rapid Extractor Blade with a towel, and slowly untwist it; do not force stuck parts apart.

• Carbonated ingredients release gas in the sealed NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack cup. Do not use fizzy drinks or effervescent powders for a cup blend.
• Stop further blending if the mixture is pressurised. Follow the warm-cup cooling steps above before opening a warm vessel.
• For the next batch, use a non-carbonated liquid and check the ingredient list before adding a powder or supplement.

• Blade friction can warm the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack mixture during prolonged or repeated blending, allowing pressure to build.
• Keep each continuous blend to no more than one minute. Do not run more than three consecutive 45-second cycles in five minutes; after that limit, unplug and cool for at least 20 minutes.
• Do not restart repeatedly to investigate a leak. Let the contents cool, then finish the cup, blade and filling checks before using the blender again.

• Blended food left sealed in the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack cup can ferment and release gas, so the blade assembly must not be used as a storage lid.
• After blending and safe pressure release, remove the Rapid Extractor Blade; use the intended storage lid or transfer the mixture to another suitable container.
• If an old blend has left the cup warm or stuck, stop handling it and use the warm-cup procedure above. Never add another blending cycle to try to release it.

• Check that the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade belong to the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack.
• Remove the unsuitable attachment after shutdown and check that its product code matches your machine.
• Use only the genuine matching cup and blade combination. Do not force a thread or reuse a part that cannot sit securely.

1. Switch off and unplug the NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack, then wait until every moving part has stopped.
2. Remove the cup and Rapid Extractor Blade together. Empty the cool vessel and separate its detachable parts for washing.
3. Wipe the accessible NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack Motor Base surfaces with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Do not remove the motor base's housing parts.
4. Use a small brush to loosen sticky debris around the actuator area while the base remains unplugged; keep the Motor Base intact.
5. Wash the detachable cup and blade separately with soap and water, keeping fingers away from the cutting edges. Rinse the washable parts and dry them before reassembly.
6. Check that the accessible base is free of food and moisture before refitting the clean parts. If liquid has entered the housing, follow the liquid-in-base advice in this article instead of restarting.

• For the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 (NBJ07150), turn the No-Drip Spout to face down during juicing so juice flows into the Juice Pitcher.
• When finished, push the Power Button to turn off, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop; tilt the pitcher forwards, slide it out and immediately turn the spout upwards to prevent drips.
• With the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 off and unplugged, wash and rinse its No-Drip Spout with water to remove residue; do not put the spout in a dishwasher.
• Check for remaining residue or damage if it still drips when turned upwards; do not force the spout.

• Fit the Juice Pitcher Lid and open its flip-top section.
• Angle the Juice Pitcher slightly so the downward-facing No-Drip Spout enters the flip-top opening. Set the pitcher flat with the spout sitting snugly inside.
• After juicing, turn the power off and unplug. Once the Sieve stops, tilt the pitcher forwards and slide it out, then immediately turn the spout upwards to catch residual drips.

• If the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 Pulp Basin is too full, stop juicing and empty it before continuing.
• With power disconnected and the Sieve stopped, remove the Juice Pitcher and turn the No-Drip Spout upwards. Pull the Locking Handle back out of the cover ears and lower it.
• Lift the Pulp Basin off the Motor Base with the cover and Sieve still in place, then take it to the sink. Lift out the Food Pusher and lift the Basin Cover straight up.
• Lift the Sieve vertically by its rim without touching the sharp teeth, then empty the Pulp Basin. Use the flat end of the Cleaning Brush to remove pulp.

• After the safe disassembly above, use the Cleaning Brush to scrub the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 Sieve under running water. Clogged holes reduce juice extraction.
• If pulp has dried onto the Sieve, soak the detached Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes before scrubbing. Keep fingers away from the sharp teeth.
• Rinse the cleaned parts and refit them using the assembly check below before continuing.

• Place the unplugged NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 Motor Base on a dry, level surface. Fit the Pulp Basin with its No-Drip Spout aligned with the dimpled side of the base.
• Holding the Sieve by its rim, align it with the motor drive coupling and push down until it clicks securely into the Pulp Basin.
• Fit the Basin Cover with its side ears aligned with the basin ears. Raise the Locking Handle into the ears until it clicks.
• Point the No-Drip Spout down and position the Juice Pitcher as described above. Do not use the juicer if a component is damaged or cannot be secured.

• With the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 off, unplugged and fully stopped, inspect the Pulp Basin, Basin Cover, Juice Pitcher and Sieve for wear, cracks or damage.
• Do not use a damaged part. Stop using the Sieve if its mesh is torn, crinkled or deformed; replace the affected component with a genuine matching part before juicing again.
• Keep the motor housing intact.

• When restarting a correctly assembled, undamaged NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 after the leak checks, start the motor before adding produce. Feed gradually at a pace the juicer can handle.
• Use only the supplied Food Pusher to guide produce gently. Wait for all produce to move through the Feed Chute into the Sieve before adding more; excessive force or speed can reduce juice yield and damage the juicer.
• If food remains stuck, switch off, unplug and wait until the Sieve and motor stop before disassembling to clear it. Do not use fingers or utensils in the assembled Feed Chute.

1. Keep the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 off and unplugged. Disassemble the stopped juicer using the Pulp Basin steps above and empty the pulp.
2. Rinse the removable parts, then hand-wash with warm soapy water. Keep the Food Pusher and No-Drip Spout out of the dishwasher; scrub the Sieve only with the Cleaning Brush.
3. Wipe the Motor Base with a clean, damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water. Clean the surrounding spill and allow the appliance to dry completely before use. If liquid gets inside the Motor Base, stop using it.