As a guide, replace the single-serve Extractor Blade at least every six months, depending on use. Replace it sooner if you see any of these signs: Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

• The blade is damaged or will not rotate freely; stop using it.
• Check the Extractor Blade gasket; do not use the blade if the gasket is missing or damaged.
• Inspect the pitcher, cup, Work Bowl, chopping blade, dough blade, disc and adapter for damage or wear; stop using damaged parts and arrange the matching replacement.

1. Switch off, unplug and wait until the motor stops; detach the cup, pitcher or Work Bowl before changing or cleaning attachments.

1. Clean the Extractor Blade immediately using a small brush or sponge dampened with soapy water, keeping your fingers away from the cutting edges.
2. Remove the blade attachments, discs and Blade Adapter from the Work Bowl before washing; rinse or scrub them first, then wash the dishwasher-safe attachments without a heat or sanitise cycle.
3. Hand-wash the pitcher with soap and water or use the dishwasher; take care around its fixed blades and never boil or heat-sanitise any part.
4. For residue on an undamaged cup or Extractor Blade, fill the cup to MAX with room-temperature water and one or two drops of dish soap; blend for 20–30 seconds, stop, unplug and scrub away the residue.
5. For residue in an undamaged pitcher, fill it halfway with water and one or two drops of dish soap; blend for 20–30 seconds, then stop, unplug and wash it.

1. Store the processor tools in the Work Bowl in this order: Blade Adapter, Chopping Blade, Dough Blade and Slice/Shred Disc; fit the lid to cover the sharp tools.
2. Store the system upright with nothing on top, and never leave blades or discs exposed.

The instructions below apply to NBF07500-1210DG. For a Blender Combo 1200 or other pack, include its full product code when requesting replacement advice.

As a guide, replace the easy-twist extractor blade every six months, depending on use. Replace it sooner if you see any of these signs: 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.
• 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. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
• 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 pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (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.

• Inspect the blade regularly. If the blades are damaged or do not rotate freely, stop using it immediately.
• If the blade becomes loose or damaged over time, replace it.
• Also check the pitcher. Do not use it if you see cracking, cloudiness or other damage.

• Switch off, unplug and wait until the blade has completely stopped before handling it.
• The blades are sharp. Handle them with care.
• Do not remove any part of the blade. This can permanently damage it and cause leaks.

• Non-food items and hard ingredients may damage the blades. Remove all utensils before blending.
• Do not grind dry ingredients such as grains, cereal or coffee. This may overheat the motor or damage the blades.
• Use only genuine nutribullet replacement parts.

• For the NutriBullet SmartSense Blender, see our warranty article for a blade check before choosing a replacement.

As a guide, replace the easy-twist extractor blade every six months, depending on use. Replace it sooner if you see any of these signs:

• 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.
• 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.
• Also inspect the pitcher and its twisting threads for cracking, crazing or breakage; replace a damaged pitcher rather than continuing with its blade assembly. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (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.

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.

• Inspect the pitcher blades regularly; stop using the pitcher if the blades are damaged or no longer turn smoothly or freely.
• Check the pitcher for cracks, cloudiness or other damage and replace it if damaged; never use a pitcher that does not fit the motor base correctly. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).

1. Turn off, unplug and wait until all moving parts stop, then remove the pitcher from the motor base before inspecting or washing it.

1. Rinse and scrub the pitcher with a dish brush before dishwasher cleaning, or hand-wash with soap and water; use a brush or sponge for stuck food without touching the sharp edges.
2. Avoid the sanitise cycle because high heat can warp the pitcher.

1. Do not run an empty pitcher or crush ice alone; include sufficient liquid and avoid overloading so the blade can turn.
2. Turn off and unplug before adjusting ingredients, use a long spoon or silicone or wooden utensil rather than a sharp metal object, and remove it before restarting.
3. Store the pitcher upright with its lid on, no objects on top and the blade covered.

As a guide, replace the easy-twist extractor blade every six months, depending on use. Replace it sooner if you see any of these signs: 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.
• 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. Buy a replacement pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (New Zealand).
• 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 pitcher (Australia) or pitcher (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.

• Inspect the pitcher blades regularly; stop using the pitcher if the blades are damaged or no longer turn smoothly or freely.
• Check the pitcher for cracks, cloudiness or other damage and replace it if damaged; never use a pitcher that does not fit the motor base correctly.
• Also inspect the removable cup blade; if its blades are damaged or cannot rotate freely, discontinue use and arrange a matching replacement.

1. Turn off, unplug and wait until all moving parts stop, then remove the pitcher from the motor base before inspecting or washing it.

1. Rinse and scrub the pitcher with a dish brush before dishwasher cleaning, or hand-wash with soap and water; use a brush or sponge for stuck food without touching the sharp edges.
2. Avoid the sanitise cycle because high heat can warp the pitcher.
3. For residue in an undamaged cup or pitcher, fill to the liquid MAX line with 21°C water and one or two drops of dish soap; fit the cup blade or pitcher lid and vented cap, blend on LOW for 20–30 seconds, then stop and unplug before scrubbing.

1. Do not run an empty pitcher or crush ice alone; include sufficient liquid and avoid overloading so the blade can turn.
2. Turn off and unplug before adjusting ingredients, use a long spoon or silicone or wooden utensil rather than a sharp metal object, and remove it before restarting.
3. Store the pitcher upright with its lid on, no objects on top and the blade covered.
4. Do not grind dry grain, cereal or coffee; keep accessories off the bottom dishwasher rack and do not use a heat or sanitise cycle.