• Replace the Rapid Extractor Blade at least every five years, depending on use, or at the first signs of wear and tear. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Periodically inspect the blades and stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if they are damaged or cannot rotate freely.
• Check the gasket is present and undamaged; stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if the gasket is missing or damaged and arrange a replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

1. Switch off and unplug the motor base, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cup and blade assembly; never pull the cup away while the blade is moving.
2. Securely tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cup before use; if leaking starts, stop blending and wait for the motor to stop before removing the assembly.

1. Rinse the Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water and use a small brush or sponge to remove residue; clean it immediately after use so food does not dry on it.
2. For stubborn food on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with room-temperature water and one or two drops of dish soap, attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop and unplug before scrubbing away the loosened food.
3. Keep the blade off the bottom dishwasher rack and never use a heat or sanitise cycle; do not boil the blade or put it in an oven, microwave, air fryer or stovetop pot.

1. Do not grind dry grain, cereal or coffee with the Rapid Extractor Blade, crush ice alone, or operate with an empty cup; add sufficient liquid and remove stone-fruit pits before blending.
2. Keep ingredients below MAX; if an overload stops the blades, turn off the blender, reduce the contents to MAX, refit the cup, and resume only with undamaged parts.
3. Check the cup for cracks, cloudiness, warping or other damage and replace a damaged cup; a replacement blade does not repair a damaged vessel.
4. Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade as a storage lid; use the To-Go Lid or transfer the blend to a vented container.
5. Keep the blade covered by its cup during storage and never leave an exposed blade on the motor base; store the blender upright with nothing on top.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.

• Replace the Rapid Extractor Blade at least every five years, depending on use, or at the first signs of wear and tear. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Periodically inspect the blades and stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if they are damaged or cannot rotate freely.
• Check the gasket is present and undamaged; stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if the gasket is missing or damaged and arrange a replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

1. Switch off and unplug the motor base, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cup and blade assembly; never pull the cup away while the blade is moving.
2. Securely tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cup before use; if leaking starts, stop blending and wait for the motor to stop before removing the assembly.

1. Rinse the Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water and use a small brush or sponge to remove residue; clean it immediately after use so food does not dry on it.
2. For stubborn food on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with room-temperature water and one or two drops of dish soap, attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop and unplug before scrubbing away the loosened food.
3. Keep the blade off the bottom dishwasher rack and never use a heat or sanitise cycle; do not boil the blade or put it in an oven, microwave, air fryer or stovetop pot.

1. Do not grind dry grain, cereal or coffee with the Rapid Extractor Blade, crush ice alone, or operate with an empty cup; add sufficient liquid and remove stone-fruit pits before blending.
2. Keep ingredients below MAX; if an overload stops the blades, turn off the blender, reduce the contents to MAX, refit the cup, and resume only with undamaged parts.
3. Check the cup for cracks, cloudiness, warping or other damage and replace a damaged cup; a replacement blade does not repair a damaged vessel.
4. Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade as a storage lid; use the To-Go Lid or transfer the blend to a vented container.
5. Keep the blade covered by its cup during storage and never leave an exposed blade on the motor base; store the blender upright with nothing on top.

• Replace the easy-twist extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before every use, check the gasket is completely seated in the blade; a damaged seal requires a complete replacement blade assembly.
• Regularly inspect the underside of the blade housing for cracking or breakage; stop using a damaged blade and replace it immediately. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Replace an easy-twist extractor blade that becomes loose or damaged; do not remove any blade components to try to repair it, as this can permanently damage the assembly and cause leaks. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Also inspect the pitcher and its twisting threads for cracking, crazing or breakage; replace a damaged pitcher rather than continuing with its blade assembly.
• Do not use a pitcher that does not align properly with its blade; correct the assembly before use and replace damaged parts. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

1. Switch off, unplug and wait for all movement to stop; detach the cup and easy-twist extractor blade from the motor base before unscrewing the blade from the cup.
2. Screw the blade securely onto the cup before fitting it to the base; keep the ingredients below MAX and wait until the motor has stopped before removing the assembly.

1. Clean the blade immediately after use by hand with soap and water; use a small brush or sponge for food around the blades, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges.
2. Dry the easy-twist extractor blade completely after every use before storing it.
3. For stubborn residue on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with water at 21°C or cooler and add one or two drops of dish soap; attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds, then stop, unplug and scrub away the loosened food.
4. Rinse and brush food from the pitcher before dishwasher cleaning, or hand-wash it with soap and water; keep fingers away from its blades and never use the sanitise cycle.
5. For food stuck in an undamaged pitcher, fill it to MAX with water at 21°C or cooler and one or two drops of dish soap, attach its lid and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop and unplug before scrubbing.

1. Never leave the easy-twist extractor blade exposed on the motor base without a cup attached; store the appliance upright with nothing on top and keep loose parts where they cannot be damaged or cause injury.
2. Use liquid for blending; avoid running an empty cup or crushing ice and hard items without liquid, which can dull or damage the blade.
3. Store the pitcher upright with its lid fitted and nothing resting on the lid; keep the other parts in a safe place.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.
5. Inspect the blade before every use; when adding crushed ice, keep it to no more than one-quarter of the cup volume and include liquid up to the MAX line.

These blade instructions apply only to NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1000 product code NB07100-1008DG in New Zealand; for another edition, use the user guide that came with it and include the full product code in your replacement enquiry.

• Replace the easy-twist extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before every use, check the gasket is completely seated in the blade; a damaged seal requires a complete replacement blade assembly.
• Regularly inspect the underside of the blade housing for cracking or breakage; stop using a damaged blade and replace it immediately. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Replace an easy-twist extractor blade that becomes loose or damaged; do not remove any blade components to try to repair it, as this can permanently damage the assembly and cause leaks. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

1. Switch off, unplug and wait for all movement to stop; detach the cup and easy-twist extractor blade from the motor base before unscrewing the blade from the cup.
2. Screw the blade securely onto the cup before fitting it to the base; keep the ingredients below MAX and wait until the motor has stopped before removing the assembly.

1. Clean the blade immediately after use by hand with soap and water; use a small brush or sponge for food around the blades, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges.
2. Dry the easy-twist extractor blade completely after every use before storing it.
3. For stubborn residue on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with water at 21°C or cooler and add one or two drops of dish soap; attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds, then stop, unplug and scrub away the loosened food.

1. Never leave the easy-twist extractor blade exposed on the motor base without a cup attached; store the appliance upright with nothing on top and keep loose parts where they cannot be damaged or cause injury.
2. Use liquid for blending; avoid running an empty cup or crushing ice and hard items without liquid, which can dull or damage the blade.

• Replace the extractor blade after six months or as needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• If the blade seal is worn, torn, loose, dislodged or damaged, stop using the blade and replace the entire blade attachment. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not remove the gasket or try to replace it separately; it is part of the complete blade assembly.

• Replace the Rapid Extractor Blade every 12–18 months, depending on use, or at the first signs of wear and tear.
• Periodically inspect the blades and stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if they are damaged or cannot rotate freely.
• Check the gasket is present and undamaged; stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if the gasket is missing or damaged and arrange a replacement.

1. Switch off and unplug the motor base, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cup and blade assembly; never pull the cup away while the blade is moving.
2. Securely tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cup before use; if leaking starts, stop blending and wait for the motor to stop before removing the assembly.

1. Rinse the Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water and use a small brush or sponge to remove residue; clean it immediately after use so food does not dry on it.
2. For stubborn food on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with room-temperature water and one or two drops of dish soap, attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop and unplug before scrubbing away the loosened food.
3. Keep the blade off the bottom dishwasher rack and never use a heat or sanitise cycle; do not boil the blade or put it in an oven, microwave, air fryer or stovetop pot.

1. Do not grind dry grain, cereal or coffee with the Rapid Extractor Blade, crush ice alone, or operate with an empty cup; add sufficient liquid and remove stone-fruit pits before blending.
2. Keep ingredients below MAX; if an overload stops the blades, turn off the blender, reduce the contents to MAX, refit the cup, and resume only with undamaged parts.
3. Check the cup for cracks, cloudiness, warping or other damage and replace a damaged cup; a replacement blade does not repair a damaged vessel.
4. Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade as a storage lid; use the To-Go Lid or transfer the blend to a vented container.
5. Keep the blade covered by its cup during storage and never leave an exposed blade on the motor base; store the blender upright with nothing on top.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance.
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged.
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.
5. Inspect the blades before each use; do not repeatedly crush ice or other hard ingredients without liquid because this can dull or damage them.

• Replace the extractor blade after six months or as needed for best performance.
• If the blade seal is worn, torn, loose, dislodged or damaged, stop using the blade and replace the entire blade attachment.
• Do not remove the gasket or try to replace it separately; it is part of the complete blade assembly.

• Replace the extractor blade after six months or as needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• If the blade seal is worn, torn, loose, dislodged or damaged, stop using the blade and replace the entire blade attachment. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not remove the gasket or try to replace it separately; it is part of the complete blade assembly.

• Replace the easy-twist extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before every use, check the gasket is completely seated in the blade; a damaged seal requires a complete replacement blade assembly.
• Regularly inspect the underside of the blade housing for cracking or breakage; stop using a damaged blade and replace it immediately. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Replace an easy-twist extractor blade that becomes loose or damaged; do not remove any blade components to try to repair it, as this can permanently damage the assembly and cause leaks. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

1. Switch off, unplug and wait for all movement to stop; detach the cup and easy-twist extractor blade from the motor base before unscrewing the blade from the cup.
2. Screw the blade securely onto the cup before fitting it to the base; keep the ingredients below MAX and wait until the motor has stopped before removing the assembly.

1. Clean the blade immediately after use by hand with soap and water; use a small brush or sponge for food around the blades, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges.
2. Dry the easy-twist extractor blade completely after every use before storing it.
3. For stubborn residue on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with water at 21°C or cooler and add one or two drops of dish soap; attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds, then stop, unplug and scrub away the loosened food.

1. Never leave the easy-twist extractor blade exposed on the motor base without a cup attached; store the appliance upright with nothing on top and keep loose parts where they cannot be damaged or cause injury.
2. Use liquid for blending; avoid running an empty cup or crushing ice and hard items without liquid, which can dull or damage the blade.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.

The guide recommends replacing the extractor blade about every six months for best performance. Replace it sooner if it becomes loose or damaged; inspect it before each use. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Check that the gasket is completely seated before use, without removing it. If it is loose, missing or damaged, stop using that blade and replace the complete extractor blade assembly. Do not buy a loose ring to refit yourself. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

Quote the complete McLaren product code N10-0807GO-MC when requesting the correct extractor blade. Do not select another model’s blade by appearance alone.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance.
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged.
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.
• Inspect the extractor blade for free rotation and a present, undamaged gasket; stop using it and replace it if the blade cannot rotate freely or the gasket is missing.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.
5. Do not use the extractor blade to grind dry grain, cereal or coffee, and remove utensils before blending.

Use these blade-care instructions for product code NB07200-1007DG; include the full code when requesting a replacement for NB07200-1006DG. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

• Replace the easy-twist extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Before every use, check the gasket is completely seated in the blade; a damaged seal requires a complete replacement blade assembly.
• Regularly inspect the underside of the blade housing for cracking or breakage; stop using a damaged blade and replace it immediately. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Replace an easy-twist extractor blade that becomes loose or damaged; do not remove any blade components to try to repair it, as this can permanently damage the assembly and cause leaks. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Inspect the pitcher and its twisting threads for cracks, crazing or breakage; replace a damaged pitcher and never use it if it fails to align with its blade.

1. Switch off, unplug and wait for all movement to stop; detach the cup and easy-twist extractor blade from the motor base before unscrewing the blade from the cup.
2. Screw the blade securely onto the cup before fitting it to the base; keep the ingredients below MAX and wait until the motor has stopped before removing the assembly.

1. Clean the blade immediately after use by hand with soap and water; use a small brush or sponge for food around the blades, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges.
2. Dry the easy-twist extractor blade completely after every use before storing it.
3. For stubborn residue on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with water at 21°C or cooler and add one or two drops of dish soap; attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds, then stop, unplug and scrub away the loosened food.
4. Rinse and scrub the pitcher before dishwasher washing, or hand-wash with soap and water; avoid the sanitise cycle and keep fingers away from its sharp blade.

1. Never leave the easy-twist extractor blade exposed on the motor base without a cup attached; store the appliance upright with nothing on top and keep loose parts where they cannot be damaged or cause injury.
2. Use liquid for blending; avoid running an empty cup or crushing ice and hard items without liquid, which can dull or damage the blade.

• Replace the extractor blade every 6 months (depending on use) or as needed for best performance.
• Check the gasket is fully seated before each use. If the seal is damaged, replace the complete blade assembly.
• If the gasket becomes loose or damaged over time, replace the extractor blade.
• Inspect the blades before each use.

• Do not remove the gasket. This permanently damages the extractor blade and causes leaks.
• Never run it without liquid or with an empty cup, as this may damage the blade.
• Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid. Over time this can dull or damage the blades.
• The extractor blade is not one of the dishwasher pieces. Hand-wash it in warm soapy water and dry both sides completely.

• Check the 3 tabs on the side of the cup regularly for cracking, crazing, breakage or rounding. Never use a cup with a broken, damaged or missing tab.

• For the NutriBullet Pro+ Matte Black, see our warranty article for a blade check before choosing a replacement.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance.
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged.
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.

The instructions below apply to McLaren product code NB07500-1206GO-MC. For Club Pack NB07500-1214S, include that complete pack code when asking for blade advice.

• Replace the Rapid Extractor Blade at least every five years, depending on use, or at the first signs of wear and tear.
• Periodically inspect the blades and stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if they are damaged or cannot rotate freely.
• Check the gasket is present and undamaged; stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if the gasket is missing or damaged and arrange a replacement.

1. Switch off and unplug the motor base, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cup and blade assembly; never pull the cup away while the blade is moving.
2. Securely tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cup before use; if leaking starts, stop blending and wait for the motor to stop before removing the assembly.

1. Rinse the Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water and use a small brush or sponge to remove residue; clean it immediately after use so food does not dry on it.
2. For stubborn food on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with room-temperature water and one or two drops of dish soap, attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop and unplug before scrubbing away the loosened food.
3. Keep the blade off the bottom dishwasher rack and never use a heat or sanitise cycle; do not boil the blade or put it in an oven, microwave, air fryer or stovetop pot.

1. Do not grind dry grain, cereal or coffee with the Rapid Extractor Blade, crush ice alone, or operate with an empty cup; add sufficient liquid and remove stone-fruit pits before blending.
2. Keep ingredients below MAX; if an overload stops the blades, turn off the blender, reduce the contents to MAX, refit the cup, and resume only with undamaged parts.
3. Check the cup for cracks, cloudiness, warping or other damage and replace a damaged cup; a replacement blade does not repair a damaged vessel.
4. Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade as a storage lid; use the To-Go Lid or transfer the blend to a vented container.
5. Keep the blade covered by its cup during storage and never leave an exposed blade on the motor base; store the blender upright with nothing on top.

• Replace the Rapid Extractor Blade at least every five years, depending on use, or at the first signs of wear and tear. Buy a replacement extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Periodically inspect the blades and stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if they are damaged or cannot rotate freely.
• Check the gasket is present and undamaged; stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if the gasket is missing or damaged and arrange a replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (New Zealand).

1. Switch off and unplug the motor base, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cup and blade assembly; never pull the cup away while the blade is moving.
2. Securely tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cup before use; if leaking starts, stop blending and wait for the motor to stop before removing the assembly.

1. Rinse the Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water and use a small brush or sponge to remove residue; clean it immediately after use so food does not dry on it.
2. For stubborn food on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with room-temperature water and one or two drops of dish soap, attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop and unplug before scrubbing away the loosened food.
3. Keep the blade off the bottom dishwasher rack and never use a heat or sanitise cycle; do not boil the blade or put it in an oven, microwave, air fryer or stovetop pot.

1. Do not grind dry grain, cereal or coffee with the Rapid Extractor Blade, crush ice alone, or operate with an empty cup; add sufficient liquid and remove stone-fruit pits before blending.
2. Keep ingredients below MAX; if an overload stops the blades, turn off the blender, reduce the contents to MAX, refit the cup, and resume only with undamaged parts.
3. Check the cup for cracks, cloudiness, warping or other damage and replace a damaged cup; a replacement blade does not repair a damaged vessel.
4. Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade as a storage lid; use the To-Go Lid or transfer the blend to a vented container.
5. Keep the blade covered by its cup during storage and never leave an exposed blade on the motor base; store the blender upright with nothing on top.

• Inspect the extractor blade before every use and replace it every six months for best performance, or sooner if it becomes loose or damaged. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Check the gasket is fully seated before each use; if it is loose or damaged, replace the blade assembly. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not remove the blade seal; if it has been removed, stop using the blade immediately and buy a replacement.

1. Wash the blade by hand and keep it out of the dishwasher, as hot dishwasher water can damage the outer seal.

1. Unplug before changing attachments, wait for the motor to stop and keep fingers away from the sharp extractor blade.

1. Use only Baby attachments, never microwave the blade or other components, and remove the blade before covering blended food with the appropriate storage lid.

• Inspect the appliance before each use and stop using it if the Blending Blade is damaged; arrange a replacement blade before blending again.

1. Switch off, unplug, wait for the blade and motor to stop and let the appliance cool for at least 10 minutes before disassembly; let it cool completely before cleaning.
2. Remove the Blending Blade carefully by a non-sharp area; rotate the bottom of the Blade Holder to remove the holder from the Work Bowl.

1. Rinse the Blending Blade after each blending session so food residue cannot build up and reduce performance.
2. Hand-wash the Blending Blade and Blade Holder in warm soapy water and dry thoroughly; keep both out of the dishwasher.

1. Keep hard fruit and vegetables, citrus rind, pits, seed stones and non-food items out of the Work Bowl because they can damage the blade or motor.
2. Never place a cutting blade on the base without the bowl properly in place; fit the Work Bowl and its lid securely before operating.
3. Keep the appliance unplugged and its parts together in a dry, cool place for longer storage.

• Periodically inspect the blades and stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if they are damaged or cannot rotate freely.
• Check the gasket is present and undamaged; stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if the gasket is missing or damaged and arrange a replacement. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Inspect the processor Chopping Blade, Slice/Shred Disc and grinder blade for damage or wear as well as the Rapid Extractor Blade; do not operate with damaged attachments.

1. Switch off and unplug the motor base, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cup and blade assembly; never pull the cup away while the blade is moving.
2. Securely tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cup before use; if leaking starts, stop blending and wait for the motor to stop before removing the assembly.
3. For the processor, wait for the blade or disc to stop, unplug, turn the Work Bowl Lid anticlockwise and lift it off, then remove the Work Bowl and Processor Base; lift the blade or disc by its central plastic knob, never by tipping it into your hand.

1. Rinse the Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water and use a small brush or sponge to remove residue; clean it immediately after use so food does not dry on it.
2. For stubborn food on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with room-temperature water and one or two drops of dish soap, attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop and unplug before scrubbing away the loosened food.
3. Keep the blade off the bottom dishwasher rack and never use a heat or sanitise cycle; do not boil the blade or put it in an oven, microwave, air fryer or stovetop pot.
4. Wash processor blades and discs by hand with soap and water or on the top dishwasher rack; hand-wash the Processor Base and Blade Adapter and never use the heat or sanitise cycle.
5. Soak stubborn food on processor blades or discs in room-temperature water with one or two drops of dish soap for 20–30 seconds, then scrub away the loosened residue.
6. Separate the grinder blade from the Grinding Cup after unplugging; wash both by hand or on the top dishwasher rack without the heat or sanitise cycle, then keep the grinder in a clean, cool, dry place.

1. Do not grind dry grain, cereal or coffee with the Rapid Extractor Blade, crush ice alone, or operate with an empty cup; add sufficient liquid and remove stone-fruit pits before blending.
2. Keep ingredients below MAX; if an overload stops the blades, turn off the blender, reduce the contents to MAX, refit the cup, and resume only with undamaged parts.
3. Check the cup for cracks, cloudiness, warping or other damage and replace a damaged cup; a replacement blade does not repair a damaged vessel.
4. Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade as a storage lid; use the To-Go Lid or transfer the blend to a vented container.
5. Keep the blade covered by its cup during storage and never leave an exposed blade on the motor base; store the blender upright with nothing on top.
6. Store the Chopping Blade and Slice/Shred Disc inside the Work Bowl; put the disc in its lower storage position without aligning its marks with the Blade Adapter, then attach the lid.
7. Never use the grinder attachment as a storage container or leave an exposed grinder blade on the base.

• Replace the extractor blade every six months, depending on use, or sooner when needed for best performance.
• Before each use, check that the gasket sits completely in the blade housing; replace the whole blade assembly if the seal is damaged.
• If the gasket becomes loose, stop using the blade and obtain a complete replacement; do not pull the gasket out or fit a separate seal.

1. Unplug the motor base, wait until every moving part has stopped, then remove the cup and extractor blade assembly from the base before separating the parts.
2. Securely screw the blade base onto the cup before placing the assembly on the motor base; the blade should sit securely without leaking.

1. Hand-wash the extractor blade with warm soapy water and rinse; keep the sharp edges away from your fingers and leave the gasket fitted.
2. For extra disinfecting after washing, rinse the blade with a 10% vinegar-and-water solution or lemon juice.
3. Stand the blade on its side in a dish drainer and let both sides dry completely before putting it away.
4. For dried food in an undamaged cup and blade, fill the cup about two-thirds full with water at 21°C or cooler, screw on the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop, unplug, then lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened residue.

1. Add liquid before blending and never run the extractor blade in an empty cup; do not use it as an ice crusher.
2. Wait for the motor to stop before taking the cup and blade off the base so the blade coupling and motor gear are not damaged.
3. Check all three cup tabs for cracks, crazing, breakage or rounding; replace a damaged cup instead of trying to solve a cup fault by fitting a new blade.
4. Never store an exposed extractor blade on the motor base; attach its cup or store the detached blade where its cutting edges cannot cause injury.

• Replace the Rapid Extractor Blade every 12–18 months, depending on use, or at the first signs of wear and tear.
• Periodically inspect the blades and stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if they are damaged or cannot rotate freely.
• Check the gasket is present and undamaged; stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if the gasket is missing or damaged and arrange a replacement.

1. Switch off and unplug the motor base, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cup and blade assembly; never pull the cup away while the blade is moving.
2. Securely tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cup before use; if leaking starts, stop blending and wait for the motor to stop before removing the assembly.

1. Rinse the Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water and use a small brush or sponge to remove residue; clean it immediately after use so food does not dry on it.
2. For stubborn food on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with room-temperature water and one or two drops of dish soap, attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop and unplug before scrubbing away the loosened food.
3. Keep the blade off the bottom dishwasher rack and never use a heat or sanitise cycle; do not boil the blade or put it in an oven, microwave, air fryer or stovetop pot.

1. Do not grind dry grain, cereal or coffee with the Rapid Extractor Blade, crush ice alone, or operate with an empty cup; add sufficient liquid and remove stone-fruit pits before blending.
2. Keep ingredients below MAX; if an overload stops the blades, turn off the blender, reduce the contents to MAX, refit the cup, and resume only with undamaged parts.
3. Check the cup for cracks, cloudiness, warping or other damage and replace a damaged cup; a replacement blade does not repair a damaged vessel.
4. Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade as a storage lid; use the To-Go Lid or transfer the blend to a vented container.
5. Keep the blade covered by its cup during storage and never leave an exposed blade on the motor base; store the blender upright with nothing on top.

• Replace the Rapid Extractor Blade every 12–18 months, depending on use, or at the first signs of wear and tear.
• Periodically inspect the blades and stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if they are damaged or cannot rotate freely.
• Check the gasket is present and undamaged; stop using the Rapid Extractor Blade if the gasket is missing or damaged and arrange a replacement.

1. Switch off and unplug the motor base, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cup and blade assembly; never pull the cup away while the blade is moving.
2. Securely tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cup before use; if leaking starts, stop blending and wait for the motor to stop before removing the assembly.

1. Rinse the Rapid Extractor Blade with warm soapy water and use a small brush or sponge to remove residue; clean it immediately after use so food does not dry on it.
2. For stubborn food on an undamaged cup or blade, fill the cup to MAX with room-temperature water and one or two drops of dish soap, attach the blade and blend for 20–30 seconds; stop and unplug before scrubbing away the loosened food.
3. Keep the blade off the bottom dishwasher rack and never use a heat or sanitise cycle; do not boil the blade or put it in an oven, microwave, air fryer or stovetop pot.

1. Do not grind dry grain, cereal or coffee with the Rapid Extractor Blade, crush ice alone, or operate with an empty cup; add sufficient liquid and remove stone-fruit pits before blending.
2. Keep ingredients below MAX; if an overload stops the blades, turn off the blender, reduce the contents to MAX, refit the cup, and resume only with undamaged parts.
3. Check the cup for cracks, cloudiness, warping or other damage and replace a damaged cup; a replacement blade does not repair a damaged vessel.
4. Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade as a storage lid; use the To-Go Lid or transfer the blend to a vented container.
5. Keep the blade covered by its cup during storage and never leave an exposed blade on the motor base; store the blender upright with nothing on top.