• For NutriBullet Ultra 1200, tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cool cup, invert the assembly and twist it clockwise onto the base until it clicks.
• The control panel should light up, and if it stays dark, reseat the assembly after checking the power connection.

• For NutriBullet Ultra 1200, press the solid circle for automatic blending, or hold the dashed circle for pulse blending.
• Releasing the dashed circle stops the blade, so keep it held only while you want a pulse.

• The automatic blending cycle on NutriBullet Ultra 1200 ends after 30 seconds.
• A completed cycle is normal.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute.
• If more blending is needed, first stop and check that the mixture has enough liquid and is below MAX.
• Leave a hot or warm Cup closed until fully cool before adjusting the contents.
• If the motor stops before the cycle ends or the panel keeps flashing, use the overheating checks below.

1. For NutriBullet Ultra 1200, use liquid with the ingredients and keep the contents below MAX.
2. The blades should move the mixture, and if movement stalls, switch off rather than forcing another cycle.

• If NutriBullet Ultra 1200 stops before its cycle ends or its panel keeps flashing, unplug the motor base and leave it off.
• Leave a warm or hot Cup closed and on the base for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it and its contents are completely cool. Keep the motor-base vents clear.
• Once the Cup is cool, check for an excessive hard-ingredient load or too little liquid without touching the blade edges.

What if the motor stopped from overheating? See our warranty article; do not keep restarting it.

• With NutriBullet Ultra 1200 switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade of NutriBullet Ultra 1200 to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee, or run an empty Cup.
• Power off and unplug, wait for movement to stop and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly.
• Wait until the Cup is completely cool before opening it.
• Remove the unsuitable load and inspect the blade assembly: stop using and replace it if damaged or if its blades will not rotate freely, without touching the blade edges to test them. Buy a replacement extractor blade in Australia or New Zealand.
• For a suitable smoothie, add sufficient liquid, stay below MAX and refit the tightened assembly until it clicks.
• If it still stops, use the flashing-panel and early-stop check.

• Disconnect NutriBullet Ultra 1200 from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed Cup closed for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet 900 Series, tighten the extractor blade onto the cool cup, line up the cup tabs with the base and press down with a clockwise twist.
• The motor should start, and if the cup will not seat, remove it and inspect the tabs instead of forcing it.

1. For NutriBullet 900 Series, inspect all three cup tabs and the blade seal.
2. Intact tabs should engage the base, but damaged tabs require a replacement cup and a damaged seal requires a complete replacement blade assembly.

1. For NutriBullet 900 Series, limit each continuous run to one minute and twist the cup anticlockwise to stop.
2. If ingredients are not circulating, stop and adjust the mixture with liquid before trying again with a cool cup.

• For NutriBullet 900 Series, use liquid for blending rather than running the blade against ice alone.
• If the blade stalls, stop and reduce the hard-ingredient load instead of keeping pressure on the cup.

• With NutriBullet 900 Series switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• If the motor of NutriBullet 900 Series stops unexpectedly, unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again.
• Keep continuous blending within one minute and never run the blade with an empty cup or without liquid.
• After cooling, refit the cup securely and stop the checks if the motor still will not run.

• Switch off and unplug NutriBullet 900 Series, wait for all movement to stop and lift off the cup-and-blade assembly.
• Once the cup is cool, unscrew the extractor blade and remove any spoon or other non-food object from the cup without touching the blade edges.
• Inspect the cup and blade for damage.
• Replace a damaged part before another attempt.
• Secure the blade and refit the cup only after the obstruction is removed.
• If the motor still will not run, complete the motor-cooling check.

• Unplug NutriBullet 900 Series and wait for the blade to stop before removing the Cup and blade assembly.
• Allow any warm sealed contents to cool fully, then carefully unscrew the blade while keeping your fingers away from its edges.
• Remove excess food or liquid so the combined contents stay below the MAX line. Add enough suitable liquid for the ingredients to move.
• Tighten the blade onto the vessel and follow the assembly check before another blend.

What if the load still will not move? Stop blending and use the other fault checks for your model.

• For NutriBullet 600 Series, tighten the extractor blade onto the cool cup, line up the cup tabs with the base and press down with a clockwise twist.
• The motor should start, and if the cup will not seat, remove it and inspect the tabs instead of forcing it.

1. For NutriBullet 600 Series, inspect all three cup tabs and the blade seal.
2. Intact tabs should engage the base, but damaged tabs require a replacement cup and a damaged seal requires a complete replacement blade assembly.

1. For NutriBullet 600 Series, limit each continuous run to one minute and twist the cup anticlockwise to stop.
2. If ingredients are not circulating, stop and adjust the mixture with liquid before trying again with a cool cup.

• For NutriBullet 600 Series, use liquid for blending rather than running the blade against ice alone.
• If the blade stalls, stop and reduce the hard-ingredient load instead of keeping pressure on the cup.

• With NutriBullet 600 Series switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• If the motor of NutriBullet 600 Series stops unexpectedly, unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again.
• Keep continuous blending within one minute and never run the blade with an empty cup or without liquid.
• After cooling, refit the cup securely and stop the checks if the motor still will not run.

• Switch off and unplug NutriBullet 600 Series, wait for all movement to stop and lift off the cup-and-blade assembly.
• Once the cup is cool, unscrew the extractor blade and remove any spoon or other non-food object from the cup without touching the blade edges.
• Inspect the cup and blade for damage.
• Replace a damaged part before another attempt.
• Secure the blade and refit the cup only after the obstruction is removed.
• If the motor still will not run, complete the motor-cooling check.

• Unplug NutriBullet 600 Series and wait for the blade to stop before removing the Cup and blade assembly.
• Allow any warm sealed contents to cool fully, then carefully unscrew the blade while keeping your fingers away from its edges.
• Remove excess food or liquid so the combined contents stay below the MAX line. Add enough suitable liquid for the ingredients to move.
• Tighten the blade onto the vessel and follow the assembly check before another blend.

What if the load still will not move? Stop blending and use the other fault checks for your model.

• For NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium, for NB07500-1008, tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cool cup, invert the assembly and twist it clockwise onto the base until it clicks.
• The control panel should light up, and if it stays dark, reseat the assembly after checking the power connection.

• For NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium, press the solid circle for automatic blending, or hold the dashed circle for pulse blending.
• Releasing the dashed circle stops the blade, so keep it held only while you want a pulse.

• The automatic blending cycle on NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium ends after 30 seconds.
• A completed cycle is normal.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute.
• If more blending is needed, first stop and check that the mixture has enough liquid and is below MAX.
• Leave a hot or warm Cup closed until fully cool before adjusting the contents.
• If the motor stops before the cycle ends or the panel keeps flashing, use the overheating checks below.

• If NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium stops before its cycle ends or its panel keeps flashing, unplug the motor base and leave it off.
• Leave a warm or hot Cup closed and on the base for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it and its contents are completely cool. Keep the motor-base vents clear.
• Once the Cup is cool, check for an excessive hard-ingredient load or too little liquid without touching the blade edges.

What if the motor stopped from overheating? See our warranty article; do not keep restarting it.

• With NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Too much ice or other hard ingredients, or too little liquid, can overload NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium.
• Power off and unplug.
• When the blade has stopped and the Cup is cool, lift off the Cup-and-Blade assembly, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load below MAX.
• Add sufficient liquid, tighten the Blade and click the Cup back onto the Motor Base.
• If the motor shut down from heat, follow the early-stop check and leave it off until the support team advises the next step.

• Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade of NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee, or run an empty Cup.
• Power off and unplug, wait for movement to stop and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly.
• Wait until the Cup is completely cool before opening it.
• Remove the unsuitable load and inspect the blade assembly: stop using and replace it if damaged or if its blades will not rotate freely, without touching the blade edges to test them. Buy a replacement extractor blade in Australia or New Zealand.
• For a suitable smoothie, add sufficient liquid, stay below MAX and refit the tightened assembly until it clicks.
• If it still stops, use the flashing-panel and early-stop check.

• Disconnect NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed Cup closed for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200, for the cup, screw the easy-twist extractor blade on tightly and lock the inverted assembly clockwise onto the base.
• For the pitcher, screw the blade into its bottom and twist the pitcher onto the base until it clicks.

1. For NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200, secure the pitcher lid and vented cap when using the pitcher, plug in, press POWER, then select LOW, HIGH or EXTRACT.
2. The selected control should light and blending should begin, otherwise switch off and recheck the fitted vessel.

• EXTRACT on NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 stops at the end of its program, and cup speed settings stop automatically after 60 seconds.
• Pitcher speed settings run until paused or stopped.
• PULSE runs only while its button is held.
• Releasing it stops the blades.
• Do not keep the motor running continuously for more than one minute.
• If the motor stops unexpectedly before the selected cycle ends, unplug the base and allow at least 15 minutes to cool before checking the fit and ingredients and trying again.
• If it still fails, leave it off and see our warranty article.

1. For NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200, press POWER, wait for the blade to stop, remove the lid and use the tamper to move stuck food.
2. If ingredients keep sticking, add a little more liquid so they can circulate, keeping solids and liquids below their separate MAX marks.

• With NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Never run NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 with an empty cup or use it as an ice crusher without liquid.
• Switch off and unplug, wait for the blade to stop and lift off the cup-and-blade assembly.
• Open only when the cup is completely cool.
• Reduce the hard-ingredient load and add liquid below MAX, then tighten the blade and lock the cup back onto the base.
• Select the required control after reconnecting power.
• If the load still stalls, stop and complete the motor-cooling check.

• For the Cup or Pitcher on NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200, do not exceed four EXTRACT programs or 180 seconds of continuous runs within six minutes.
• Exceeding that limit can stop the motor. Unplug the base and allow at least 15 minutes for it to cool.
• With the appliance still unplugged and the contents cool, check the load and liquid level before refitting the vessel.

What if it still will not run? Leave the base unplugged and see our warranty article.

• Stop and unplug NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200 before checking for a spoon or other non-food object. Wait until the blades are still.
• For the Cup, leave warm contents sealed until completely cool, remove the assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade. For the Pitcher, let the contents cool, remove it from the base and remove the lid.
• Take out the object without touching the cutting edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for cracks, chips or other damage.
• Replace any damaged detachable part before refitting it. If a blade remains seized or the drive on the base is damaged, leave the blender out of use.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200, screw the extractor blade onto the cup until tightly sealed, then invert the cup onto the base and gently push and twist.
• Automatic blending should start, and if it does not, switch off and check the cup is seated rather than pressing the Pulse button first.

1. For NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200, the automatic blend ends after 60 seconds.
2. Each interval must stay within one minute, and after a third one-minute interval allow a two-to-three-minute break instead of immediately starting a fourth.

1. For NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200, pressing Pulse within five seconds of starting selects Pulse mode and stops the automatic run.
2. Hold Pulse to turn the blade and release it to stop, then rotate the cup anticlockwise to OFF before resuming normal operation after Pulse mode times out.

• With NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• If the motor of NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 stops unexpectedly, unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again.
• Keep continuous blending within one minute and never run the blade with an empty cup or without liquid.
• After cooling, refit the cup securely and stop the checks if the motor still will not run.

• Unplug NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 and wait for the blade to stop before removing the Cup and blade assembly.
• Allow any warm sealed contents to cool fully, then carefully unscrew the blade while keeping your fingers away from its edges.
• Remove excess food or liquid so the combined contents stay below the MAX line. Add enough suitable liquid for the ingredients to move.
• Tighten the blade onto the vessel and follow the assembly check before another blend.

What if the load still will not move? Stop blending and use the other fault checks for your model.

• Disconnect NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200 from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed vessel closed until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000, for product code NB07100-1008DG, tighten the easy-twist extractor blade on the cup, invert it onto the base and twist clockwise to lock.
• A one-minute extraction cycle should start, otherwise switch off and reseat the cup.

1. For NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000, the NB07100-1008DG automatic run ends after one minute.
2. An unexpected stop calls for unplugging and at least 15 minutes of motor cooling before another properly assembled attempt.

• With NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000 switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Do not run NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000 with an empty cup or use the blades to crush hard ingredients without liquid.
• Switch off and unplug, wait for the blade to stop and remove the cup-and-blade assembly.
• For a cool cup, unscrew the blade, reduce the hard-ingredient load and add liquid within MAX.
• Securely screw the blade back on and lock the cup onto the base.
• If the corrected recipe still will not blend, stop and use the motor-cooling check.

• For the single-serve Cup on NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000, do not exceed four EXTRACT programs or 180 seconds of continuous runs within six minutes.
• Exceeding that limit can stop the motor. Unplug the base and allow at least 15 minutes for it to cool.
• With the appliance still unplugged and the contents cool, check the load and liquid level before refitting the vessel.

What if it still will not run? Leave the base unplugged and see our warranty article.

• Disconnect NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000 from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed vessel closed until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Turbo 1000, tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cup, plug in the base, then invert the assembly onto it and twist clockwise until an audible click.
• The automatic 45-second cycle should begin, otherwise check the lock without forcing the cup.

1. For NutriBullet Turbo 1000, stopping at the end of 45 seconds is normal.
2. An early stall can occur when contents exceed MAX, so stop and reduce the contents to the line when the cup is safe to open, then reattach it.

1. For NutriBullet Turbo 1000, avoid overloading the cup with ice and add enough liquid for blending.
2. If the blade still cannot move the mixture after correcting the load, stop the attempt and see our warranty article.

• Each NutriBullet Turbo 1000 automatic cycle lasts 45 seconds.
• Stop after no more than three consecutive cycles and do not blend continuously for more than one minute.
• If the motor stops after more than three cycles in a five-minute period, unplug it and allow at least 20 minutes to cool.
• A separate thermal-breaker shutdown from ice, hard ingredients or too little liquid requires an hour unplugged.
• Reduce the load and correct the liquid balance before refitting the cup.
• If normal operation does not return, see our warranty article.

• With NutriBullet Turbo 1000 switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Do not run an empty Cup or use the Rapid Extractor Blade of NutriBullet Turbo 1000 for dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• Stop and unplug the base, wait for movement to stop and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly.
• Open it only after the contents are completely cool.
• Remove the unsuitable load, check for damaged or seized blade parts and replace a damaged blade assembly before use.
• For blending, use sufficient liquid with hard or frozen ingredients and stay below MAX.
• If the corrected load still stops the motor, follow the thermal-breaker check.

• Disconnect NutriBullet Turbo 1000 from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed Cup closed for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack, for the black pack N10-1107AK, screw the extractor blade onto the cup, align the cup tabs with the base and push and twist to blend.
• The motor should engage, otherwise switch off and reseat the assembly without forcing it.

• For NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack, for N10-1107AK, keep the contents below MAX and include liquid.
• If ingredients still cannot circulate, stop and reduce the load before another attempt with a safe-to-open cup.

• With NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• If the motor of NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack stops unexpectedly, unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again.
• Keep continuous blending within one minute and never run the blade with an empty cup or without liquid.
• After cooling, refit the cup securely and stop the checks if the motor still will not run.

• For the black N10-1107AK NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack, keep each blend to one minute.
• Before another one-minute cycle, let the contents settle for two to three minutes and check the Cup is neither hot nor warm.
• With the motor stopped and power disconnected, carefully open the cool Cup to release any built-up pressure, then securely tighten it before refitting.
• If the Cup remains warm, wait longer.
• An unexpected motor shutdown needs the separate 15-minute motor-cooling check.

• If you are using the Milling Blade supplied for the black N10-1107AK NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack, do not use moist ingredients such as vegetables or soft cheese, add liquid, or make nut butter.
• Stop, unplug and wait for the blade to stop, then remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly and let the contents cool to room temperature before opening.
• Remove the unsuitable mixture without touching the blade edges.
• Refit only with a suitable dry load, using smaller batches if needed.
• Keep milling cycles within one minute, and do not continue if the blade still cannot process the load.

• Disconnect NutriBullet 1000 Mega Pack / 1000 Series Mega Pack from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed vessel closed until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200, for NB07100-1208DG, tightly fit the easy-twist extractor blade to the cup, plug in and twist the inverted cup clockwise onto the base.
• The lock should start a one-minute automatic extraction cycle, otherwise check seating with power disconnected.

1. For NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200, a 60-second automatic stop is expected.
2. If the motor cuts out unexpectedly, unplug it and leave it for at least 15 minutes to reset the thermal breaker, then use the correct assembly before retrying.

1. For NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200, do not exceed one minute of continuous cup blending.
2. If the mixture is not circulating, stop and correct the ingredient-to-liquid balance rather than extending the run.

• With NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Do not run NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 with an empty cup or use the blades to crush hard ingredients without liquid.
• Switch off and unplug, wait for the blade to stop and remove the cup-and-blade assembly.
• For a cool cup, unscrew the blade, reduce the hard-ingredient load and add liquid within MAX.
• Securely screw the blade back on and lock the cup onto the base.
• If the corrected recipe still will not blend, stop and use the motor-cooling check.

• For the single-serve Cup on NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200, do not exceed four EXTRACT programs or 180 seconds of continuous runs within six minutes.
• Exceeding that limit can stop the motor. Unplug the base and allow at least 15 minutes for it to cool.
• With the appliance still unplugged and the contents cool, check the load and liquid level before refitting the vessel.

What if it still will not run? Leave the base unplugged and see our warranty article.

• Disconnect NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200 from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed vessel closed until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece, tighten the extractor blade onto the cool cup, line up the cup tabs with the base and press down with a clockwise twist.
• The motor should start, and if the cup will not seat, remove it and inspect the tabs instead of forcing it.

1. For NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece, inspect all three cup tabs and the blade seal.
2. Intact tabs should engage the base, but damaged tabs require a replacement cup and a damaged seal requires a complete replacement blade assembly.

1. For NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece, limit each continuous run to one minute and twist the cup anticlockwise to stop.
2. If ingredients are not circulating, stop and adjust the mixture with liquid before trying again with a cool cup.

• For NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece, use liquid for blending rather than running the blade against ice alone.
• If the blade stalls, stop and reduce the hard-ingredient load instead of keeping pressure on the cup.

• With NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• If the motor of NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece stops unexpectedly, unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before trying again.
• Keep continuous blending within one minute and never run the blade with an empty cup or without liquid.
• After cooling, refit the cup securely and stop the checks if the motor still will not run.

• Switch off and unplug NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece, wait for all movement to stop and lift off the cup-and-blade assembly.
• Once the cup is cool, unscrew the extractor blade and remove any spoon or other non-food object from the cup without touching the blade edges.
• Inspect the cup and blade for damage.
• Replace a damaged part before another attempt.
• Secure the blade and refit the cup only after the obstruction is removed.
• If the motor still will not run, complete the motor-cooling check.

• Unplug NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece and wait for the blade to stop before removing the Cup and blade assembly.
• Allow any warm sealed contents to cool fully, then carefully unscrew the blade while keeping your fingers away from its edges.
• Remove excess food or liquid so the combined contents stay below the MAX line. Add enough suitable liquid for the ingredients to move.
• Tighten the blade onto the vessel and follow the assembly check before another blend.

What if the load still will not move? Stop blending and use the other fault checks for your model.

• For NutriBullet 700 Series, tighten the extractor blade onto the cup, invert the assembly onto the base and push and twist clockwise to engage the motor.
• If it will not seat, check for a damaged cup or tab instead of forcing the fit.

1. For NutriBullet 700 Series, if the motor stops working, unplug the base and let it cool for an hour before trying again.
2. After that wait, a correctly fitted cup should allow operation, and if it keeps failing, see our warranty article.

1. For NutriBullet 700 Series, keep food and liquid below MAX, always use liquid and reduce an overloaded ice portion.
2. If the blade will not move after correcting the load, stop rather than trying to use the blender as an ice crusher.

1. Leave the NutriBullet 700 Series switched off with the Cup closed for at least 15 minutes and longer until completely cool.
2. With the motor stopped and power disconnected, slowly release the Cup from the Motor Base and point it away from your face and body before slowly unscrewing the Extractor Blade.
3. If the cool Cup will not untwist, leave it closed.
4. Do not force it open.

• With NutriBullet 700 Series switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Keep each NutriBullet 700 Series blend to one minute.
• Stop the motor completely and wait at least one minute before another cycle.
• If the Cup is warm, leave it closed until completely cool before carefully releasing pressure away from your face and body.
• Tighten the blade securely before refitting.
• Repeated blending without these rests can overheat the contents.
• If the motor has stopped working, use the separate one-hour motor-cooling check.

• Do not grind dry grains, cereal or coffee with the Extractor Blade of NutriBullet 700 Series.
• Switch off and unplug, wait for all movement to stop and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly.
• Open only once the Cup and contents are cool.
• Remove the unsuitable load and inspect the blade assembly.
• Stop using and replace it if damaged or unable to rotate freely, without touching the blade edges to test them.
• Refit with a suitable liquid-containing recipe below MAX.
• If it still cannot run, follow the motor-cooling check.

• Disconnect NutriBullet 700 Series from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed Cup closed for at least 15 minutes, and longer until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher, for NB07200-1007DG cup use, tighten the extractor blade onto the cup, plug in and press POWER, then twist the inverted cup clockwise onto the base and choose a speed or EXTRACT.
• Blending should start with the selected control lit, otherwise disconnect power and reseat the cup.

• EXTRACT on NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher stops at the end of its program, and cup speed settings stop automatically after 60 seconds.
• PULSE runs only while its button is held.
• Releasing it stops the blades.
• Do not keep the motor running continuously for more than one minute.
• If the motor stops unexpectedly before the selected cycle ends, unplug the base and allow at least 15 minutes to cool before checking the fit and ingredients and trying again.
• If it still fails, leave it off and see our warranty article.

1. For NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher, press POWER or the selected speed to stop, then wait for the blade to become still before unlocking the cup anticlockwise.
2. If movement continues, switch off at the power supply only when safe and stop the checks.

• With NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Do not run NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher with an empty cup or use the blades to crush hard ingredients without liquid.
• Switch off and unplug, wait for the blade to stop and remove the cup-and-blade assembly.
• For a cool cup, unscrew the blade, reduce the hard-ingredient load and add liquid within MAX.
• Securely screw the blade back on and lock the cup onto the base.
• If the corrected recipe still will not blend, stop and use the motor-cooling check.

• For the single-serve Cup on NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher, do not exceed four EXTRACT programs or 180 seconds of continuous runs within six minutes.
• Exceeding that limit can stop the motor. Unplug the base and allow at least 15 minutes for it to cool.
• With the appliance still unplugged and the contents cool, check the load and liquid level before refitting the vessel.

What if it still will not run? Leave the base unplugged and see our warranty article.

• Switch NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher off, unplug it and wait until the blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• Let any warm contents cool completely before opening the vessel.
• For the Cup, unlock and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Stand it upright, then unscrew the blade from the Cup.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling. Buy a replacement extractor blade in Australia or New Zealand.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack, for NB07500-1206GO-MC, tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cool cup, invert the assembly and twist it clockwise onto the base until it clicks.
• The panel should illuminate, otherwise disconnect power and reseat the assembly.

• For NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack, press the solid circle for an automatic 30-second blend, or hold the dashed circle for pulse blending.
• Release the dashed circle when you want a pulse to stop, and check the cup lock if the controls do not respond.

• The automatic blending cycle on NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack ends after 30 seconds.
• A completed cycle is normal.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute.
• If more blending is needed, first stop and check that the mixture has enough liquid and is below MAX.
• Leave a hot or warm Cup closed until fully cool before adjusting the contents.
• If the motor stops before the cycle ends or the panel keeps flashing, use the overheating checks below.

• If NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack stops before its cycle ends or its panel keeps flashing, unplug the motor base and leave it off.
• Leave a warm or hot Cup closed and on the base for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it and its contents are completely cool. Keep the motor-base vents clear.
• Once the Cup is cool, check for an excessive hard-ingredient load or too little liquid without touching the blade edges.

What if the motor stopped from overheating? See our warranty article; do not keep restarting it.

• With NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Too much ice or other hard ingredients, or too little liquid, can overload NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack.
• Power off and unplug.
• When the blade has stopped and the Cup is cool, lift off the Cup-and-Blade assembly, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load below MAX.
• Add sufficient liquid, tighten the Blade and click the Cup back onto the Motor Base.
• If the motor shut down from heat, follow the early-stop check and leave it off until the support team advises the next step.

• Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade of NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee, or run an empty Cup.
• Power off and unplug, wait for movement to stop and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly.
• Wait until the Cup is completely cool before opening it.
• Remove the unsuitable load and inspect the blade assembly: stop using and replace it if damaged or if its blades will not rotate freely, without touching the blade edges to test them.
• For a suitable smoothie, add sufficient liquid, stay below MAX and refit the tightened assembly until it clicks.
• If it still stops, use the flashing-panel and early-stop check.

• Disconnect NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed Cup closed for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium, for NB07500-1208, tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cool cup, invert the assembly and twist it clockwise onto the base until it clicks.
• The panel should illuminate, otherwise disconnect power and reseat the assembly.

• For NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium, press the solid circle for an automatic 30-second blend, or hold the dashed circle for pulse blending.
• Release the dashed circle when you want a pulse to stop, and check the cup lock if the controls do not respond.

• The automatic blending cycle on NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium ends after 30 seconds.
• A completed cycle is normal.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute.
• If more blending is needed, first stop and check that the mixture has enough liquid and is below MAX.
• Leave a hot or warm Cup closed until fully cool before adjusting the contents.
• If the motor stops before the cycle ends or the panel keeps flashing, use the overheating checks below.

• If NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium stops before its cycle ends or its panel keeps flashing, unplug the motor base and leave it off.
• Leave a warm or hot Cup closed and on the base for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it and its contents are completely cool. Keep the motor-base vents clear.
• Once the Cup is cool, check for an excessive hard-ingredient load or too little liquid without touching the blade edges.

What if the motor stopped from overheating? See our warranty article; do not keep restarting it.

• With NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Too much ice or other hard ingredients, or too little liquid, can overload NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium.
• Power off and unplug.
• When the blade has stopped and the Cup is cool, lift off the Cup-and-Blade assembly, unscrew the Rapid Extractor Blade and reduce the load below MAX.
• Add sufficient liquid, tighten the Blade and click the Cup back onto the Motor Base.
• If the motor shut down from heat, follow the early-stop check and leave it off until the support team advises the next step.

• Do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade of NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee, or run an empty Cup.
• Power off and unplug, wait for movement to stop and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly.
• Wait until the Cup is completely cool before opening it.
• Remove the unsuitable load and inspect the blade assembly: stop using and replace it if damaged or if its blades will not rotate freely, without touching the blade edges to test them. Buy a replacement extractor blade in New Zealand.
• For a suitable smoothie, add sufficient liquid, stay below MAX and refit the tightened assembly until it clicks.
• If it still stops, use the flashing-panel and early-stop check.

• Disconnect NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed Cup closed for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Triple Prep System, choose the attachment first.
• Lock the cup clockwise until it clicks, or secure the pitcher lid and cap and lock the pitcher clockwise onto the base, then plug in and press POWER.

1. For NutriBullet Triple Prep System, fit the correct blade and adapter, lock the work bowl clockwise onto the base before locking its lid, align the lid arrows and insert the pusher.
2. The processor menu should illuminate when plugged in, otherwise disconnect power and rebuild in that order.

1. For NutriBullet Triple Prep System, cup blending is limited to one minute with no consecutive cycles.
2. Let the contents settle for 10-15 minutes before another cycle, and do not treat that settling time as a motor-overheat reset.

• For NutriBullet Triple Prep System, four dashes mean the powered base has no locked attachment.
• Refit the correct attachment, and if its menu still does not appear, stop and see our warranty article.

1. For NutriBullet Triple Prep System, the display dims after a program or speed ends or after 60 seconds idle, with Power and Timer still lit.
2. Tap a program or speed to wake it, and if the expected controls do not return, recheck the attachment.

• Overloading NutriBullet Triple Prep System can engage its thermal breaker.
• Unplug the motor base and leave it to cool for an hour before trying again.
• After all movement stops, remove the fitted attachment and reduce excess ingredients.
• Use enough liquid with ice or frozen ingredients.
• Refit the attachment securely before restarting.
• If the motor still will not run, see our warranty article.

• With NutriBullet Triple Prep System switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Switch NutriBullet Triple Prep System off, unplug and wait until the blade stops.
• Remove the cool fitted vessel and reduce excess contents before refitting it.
• Do not grind dry grains, cereal or coffee with its blending blades.
• For blending, use sufficient liquid with ice or frozen ingredients and stay below MAX.
• If the motor has overheated, use the model’s thermal-breaker wait before attempting another blend.

• An overloaded Feed Chute or excessive Food Pusher pressure can overheat the motor of NutriBullet Triple Prep System.
• Turn off, unplug and wait for all blades or discs to stop.
• Unlock the Work Bowl Lid, reduce the food load and remove any stuck food with a spatula while the processor is disconnected.
• Refit the Work Bowl on the base before locking its Lid with the arrows aligned.
• Start the processor before adding more food.
• Allow food to move down the Feed Chute naturally and use only gentle pressure with the supplied Food Pusher.
• If the motor has shut down, complete the thermal-breaker cooling check before restarting.

• Locking an attachment onto NutriBullet Triple Prep System illuminates the matching menu but does not start processing.
• For a Cup, choose Frozen Drinks, Smoothie, Dressing or an available speed.
• For a Pitcher, select its displayed program or speed.
• With the processor Work Bowl and Lid locked, select Chop, Dip or an available speed, or hold Pulse for manual chopping.
• Release Pulse to stop its burst.
• If the menu shows four dashes instead of attachment controls, turn off and refit the attachment using the assembly checks.

• Switch NutriBullet Triple Prep System off, unplug it and wait until the blade or disc has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• If using a warm sealed Cup, leave it closed and on the base for at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool, before removing or opening it. Let any warm contents in other attachments cool before handling them.
• For the Cup, unlock and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Stand it upright, then unscrew the blade from the Cup.
• For the Pitcher, remove it from the Motor Base and take off its lid. Do not reach towards the blade.
• For the Work Bowl, turn its Lid anticlockwise to unlock and remove it first. Then turn the Work Bowl anticlockwise and lift it off the Motor Base. Lift out the blade or disc by its plastic centre before emptying the bowl.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade or disc’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and cutting attachment; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200, for NBF07500-1210DG, tighten the extractor blade onto a cup and lock the inverted assembly clockwise onto the base, or lock the pitcher clockwise with its lid and vented cap fitted.
• A secure vessel should click into place, otherwise reseat it with power disconnected.

• On NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200, EXTRACT stops automatically when its program finishes, and cup speeds switch off after 60 seconds.
• Pressing the active speed or POWER also stops blending.
• PULSE runs only while you hold it.
• To start a new blend after the required rest, check the vessel is secure, press POWER and select the required speed or EXTRACT.
• Pitcher speeds continue until stopped, so watch the running time and keep each run within the guide’s one-minute limit.
• If the motor stops unexpectedly before the selected cycle ends, use the cooling check.

1. For NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200, if the motor stops unexpectedly, unplug and allow at least 15 minutes of cooling before another properly assembled attempt.
2. Keep sealed-cup runs within one minute instead of extending them to finish a thick blend.

• Stuck ingredients can stop circulating in the Pitcher of NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200.
• Power off, unplug and wait for the blade to stop before removing the Pitcher Lid.
• Use the supplied Tamper to dislodge the ingredients, keeping hands away from the blade.
• Remove the Tamper, refit the Lid and Vented Lid Cap, and check the Pitcher is seated before reconnecting.
• If food keeps sticking, add a little more liquid within MAX.
• If the blade still cannot move the mixture, stop and allow the motor to cool.

• With NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• An empty vessel, an ice-only load or too little liquid can prevent proper blending in NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200.
• Power off and unplug, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cool cup-and-blade assembly or the pitcher.
• Open the cool vessel, remove excess ingredients below the correct MAX mark and add liquid.
• Do not use the blender as an ice crusher.
• Tighten the cup blade or refit the pitcher lid and cap, then secure the vessel on the base.
• Try a suitable blend after any required cooling rest.
• If food remains stuck, stop and use the ingredient-clearing check.

• Switch NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 off, unplug it and wait until the blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• Let any warm contents cool completely before opening the vessel.
• For the Cup, unlock and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Stand it upright, then unscrew the blade from the Cup.
• For the Pitcher, remove it from the Motor Base and take off its lid. Do not reach towards the blade.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200, keep single-serve Cup use within four EXTRACT programs or 180 seconds of continuous running in a six-minute period.
• If the blender shuts down after repeated use, switch it off and unplug it.
• Allow at least 15 minutes for the Motor Base to cool before another attempt.
• If the Cup feels warm, leave it closed until completely cool before opening or changing the load.
• Refit the properly filled vessel securely before reconnecting power.

What if it still will not start? Leave it off and see our warranty article.

A flat line with BLEND or PULSE not working can mean the pitcher is not attached properly.

• Stop and disconnect power before reattaching the pitcher.
• Restore power and try BLEND or PULSE again.

If the flat line remains, leave the blender off and use the support option in this article.

After 10 minutes without use, the blender enters sleep mode and the display shows zzz. This is different from the flat-line pitcher warning.

• Let frozen-solid ingredients defrost for 5–10 minutes and use enough liquid to cover all solid ingredients for AUTO.
• For a smoothie, blend tougher ingredients with liquid in the first AUTO cycle, then add frozen ingredients for the second. Hard or fibrous ingredients may need two cycles.

If the motor is stopped or stalled, stop the attempt rather than repeatedly restarting.

• Switch NutriBullet SmartSense Blender NBF07600 — Australia off, unplug it and wait until the blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• Let any warm contents cool completely before opening the vessel.
• Remove the Pitcher from the Motor Base, then take off the Pitcher Lid. Leave the blade in the Pitcher.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade for cracks, chips or other damage. Replace a damaged removable vessel before use; for blade damage, leave the blender off and see our warranty article.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo, lock the pitcher clockwise until it clicks, press its lid down firmly and lock the lid cap, then plug in and press POWER.
• The blending controls should appear, otherwise reseat the pitcher and lid.

• For NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo, securely fit the blade and rotate the cup clockwise onto the base until it clicks.
• Select the available cup program or speed rather than looking for SOUPS, which is available only with the pitcher.

1. For NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo, pressing an active program pauses the motor and timer, and pressing the same program resumes it.
2. If you paused a manual speed, selecting a manual speed resumes blending instead.

• For NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo, flashing Power and Timer after a stop may mean overheating.
• Unplug, wait at least 15 minutes and reconnect, and if the display still flashes or the motor fails to run after correct assembly, stop the checks.

• With NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• An empty vessel, an ice-only load or too little liquid can prevent proper blending in NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo.
• Power off and unplug, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cool cup-and-blade assembly or the pitcher.
• Open the cool vessel, remove excess ingredients below the correct MAX mark and add liquid.
• Do not use the blender as an ice crusher.
• Tighten the cup blade or refit the pitcher lid and cap, then secure the vessel on the base.
• Try a suitable blend after any required cooling rest.
• If food remains stuck, stop and use the ingredient-clearing check.

• Stuck ingredients can stop circulating in the Pitcher of NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo.
• Power off, unplug and wait for the blade to stop before removing the Pitcher Lid.
• Use the supplied Tamper to dislodge the ingredients, keeping hands away from the blade.
• Remove the Tamper, refit the Lid and Vented Lid Cap, and check the Pitcher is seated before reconnecting.
• If food keeps sticking, add a little more liquid within MAX.
• If the blade still cannot move the mixture, stop and allow the motor to cool.

• Cup speeds on NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo stop after 60 seconds, while an intelligent program may pulse or change speed before its countdown ends.
• A completed program gives an audible alert and restores the main control panel.
• PULSE runs only while held.
• Release stops it.
• If the motor has stopped with Power and Timer flashing instead, use the overheating check.
• Do not extend a continuous blend beyond one minute.

• Switch NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo off, unplug it and wait until the blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• Let any warm contents cool completely before opening the vessel.
• For the Cup, unlock and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Stand it upright, then unscrew the blade from the Cup.
• For the Pitcher, remove it from the Motor Base and take off its lid. Do not reach towards the blade.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• The Pitcher of NutriBullet Power Core Blender sits straight down on the Motor Base.
• With power disconnected, lift off the Pitcher and fit its Lid and Vented Lid Cap, aligning the rear loop opposite the spout with the handle.
• Lower the Pitcher onto the Motor Base with its studs aligned with the grooves.
• A click confirms it is seated.
• Plug in, press Power and select LOW.
• The blending mode lights should illuminate.
• If the Pitcher does not seat, lift it off and check the alignment again without forcing it.

1. For NutriBullet Power Core Blender, PULSE runs only while held, so releasing it is a normal stop.
2. Choose a manual speed for continuous blending, starting the pitcher on LOW and increasing after the mixture is smooth and steady.

1. For NutriBullet Power Core Blender, with power off and unplugged, wait for all movement to stop before opening the lid and loosening ingredients.
2. Remove the utensil completely before replacing the lid, and add more liquid if food keeps sticking.

• Do not run NutriBullet Power Core Blender for more than one minute or run consecutive cycles totalling more than one minute.
• If a blend stops early, switch off and unplug before checking its ingredient load.
• Follow the thermal-breaker cooling check below before another attempt.
• If normal operation does not return, leave the blender off.

• Too much ice or other ingredients can overheat NutriBullet Power Core Blender.
• Switch off and unplug the motor base.
• If its thermal breaker has stopped the motor, allow an hour to cool before retrying.
• With power disconnected and the blade still, remove the lid and reduce the load.
• Never try to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• Refit the lid and vessel before switching on.
• If the motor still will not run, stop the checks.

• With NutriBullet Power Core Blender switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• An overloaded vessel or ice without enough liquid can stop the blade of NutriBullet Power Core Blender.
• Switch off, unplug and wait until the blade is still before removing the fitted vessel.
• Open it only when cool, remove excess ingredients below MAX and add enough liquid for blending.
• Never run the blender empty or crush ice by itself.
• Remove any utensil used to loosen food, then refit the correct Lid and vessel securely.
• If the motor has already overheated, use the hour-long thermal-breaker cooling check before trying the smaller blend.

• Switch NutriBullet Power Core Blender off, unplug it and wait until the blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• Let any warm contents cool completely before opening the vessel.
• Remove the Pitcher from the Motor Base, then take off the Pitcher Lid. Leave the fixed blade in the Pitcher.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000, tighten the extractor blade onto a cup and lock the inverted assembly clockwise onto the base, or lock the pitcher clockwise with its lid and vented cap fitted.
• A secure vessel should click into place, otherwise reseat it with power disconnected.

• On NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000, EXTRACT stops automatically when its program finishes, and cup speeds switch off after 60 seconds.
• Pressing the active speed or POWER also stops blending.
• PULSE runs only while you hold it.
• To start a new blend after the required rest, check the vessel is secure, press POWER and select the required speed or EXTRACT.
• Pitcher speeds continue until stopped, so watch the running time and keep each run within the guide’s one-minute limit.
• If the motor stops unexpectedly before the selected cycle ends, use the cooling check.

1. For NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000, if the motor stops unexpectedly, unplug and allow at least 15 minutes of cooling before another properly assembled attempt.
2. Keep sealed-cup runs within one minute instead of extending them to finish a thick blend.

• Stuck ingredients can stop circulating in the Pitcher of NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000.
• Power off, unplug and wait for the blade to stop before removing the Pitcher Lid.
• Use the supplied Tamper to dislodge the ingredients, keeping hands away from the blade.
• Remove the Tamper, refit the Lid and Vented Lid Cap, and check the Pitcher is seated before reconnecting.
• If food keeps sticking, add a little more liquid within MAX.
• If the blade still cannot move the mixture, stop and allow the motor to cool.

• With NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• An empty vessel, an ice-only load or too little liquid can prevent proper blending in NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000.
• Power off and unplug, wait for the blades to stop, then remove the cool cup-and-blade assembly or the pitcher.
• Open the cool vessel, remove excess ingredients below the correct MAX mark and add liquid.
• Do not use the blender as an ice crusher.
• Tighten the cup blade or refit the pitcher lid and cap, then secure the vessel on the base.
• Try a suitable blend after any required cooling rest.
• If food remains stuck, stop and use the ingredient-clearing check.

• Switch NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 off, unplug it and wait until the blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• Let any warm contents cool completely before opening the vessel.
• For the Cup, unlock and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Stand it upright, then unscrew the blade from the Cup.
• For the Pitcher, remove it from the Motor Base and take off its lid. Do not reach towards the blade.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000, keep single-serve Cup use within four EXTRACT programs or 180 seconds of continuous running in a six-minute period.
• If the blender shuts down after repeated use, switch it off and unplug it.
• Allow at least 15 minutes for the Motor Base to cool before another attempt.
• If the Cup feels warm, leave it closed until completely cool before opening or changing the load.
• Refit the properly filled vessel securely before reconnecting power.

What if it still will not start? Leave it off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo, fit the pitcher lid with its interlocking mechanism aligned at the handle, then twist the pitcher clockwise onto the base until it clicks.
• Plug in, press POWER and select LOW to begin, otherwise recheck the pitcher and lid locks.

1. For NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo, PULSE runs only while held, so releasing it is a normal stop.
2. Choose a manual speed for continuous blending, starting the pitcher on LOW and increasing after the mixture is smooth and steady.

1. For NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo, with power off and unplugged, wait for all movement to stop before opening the lid and loosening ingredients.
2. Remove the utensil completely before replacing the lid, and add more liquid if food keeps sticking.

• For NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo, tighten the extractor blade onto the cup, invert it and twist it clockwise onto the base until it locks.
• The cup should be secure before selecting a control, otherwise remove and refit it rather than forcing the fit.

• Too much ice or other ingredients can overheat NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo.
• Switch off and unplug the motor base.
• If its thermal breaker has stopped the motor, allow an hour to cool before retrying.
• With power disconnected and the blade still, remove the lid and reduce the load.
• Never try to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• Refit the lid and vessel before switching on.
• If the motor still will not run, stop the checks.

• With NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• An overloaded vessel or ice without enough liquid can stop the blade of NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo.
• Switch off, unplug and wait until the blade is still before removing the fitted vessel.
• Open it only when cool, remove excess ingredients below MAX and add enough liquid for blending.
• Never run the blender empty or crush ice by itself.
• Remove any utensil used to loosen food, then refit the correct Lid and vessel securely.
• If the motor has already overheated, use the hour-long thermal-breaker cooling check before trying the smaller blend.

• For the Cup on NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo, press Power and then Smoothie to run its blending program.
• A finished program is a normal stop.
• Do not blend in a sealed Cup for longer than one minute or run consecutive cycles.
• Let the contents settle for at least 10–15 minutes before another cycle, and do not open a Cup that is still warm.
• With the Pitcher, pressing the selected speed again pauses it and turns off that setting light.
• Choose a speed to resume only after checking the load and fit.
• If Power remains lit after stopping, the blender is idle rather than disconnected.
• An early stop under a heavy load needs the thermal-breaker check.

• Switch NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo off, unplug it and wait until the blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• If using a warm sealed Cup, leave it closed and on the base for at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool, before removing or opening it. Let any warm contents in other attachments cool before handling them.
• For the Cup, unlock and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Stand it upright, then unscrew the blade from the Cup.
• For the Pitcher, remove it from the Motor Base and take off its lid. Do not reach towards the blade.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• The Cup of NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren must be securely attached and aligned before the motor can start.
• With Power off, check that the two dots on the Cup and Motor Base line up, then secure the Lid with its latch upright.
• Press Power once and wait about one second for a solid blue ring, then press again to start.
• All lights turning off after two minutes without use is sleep.
• Wake the blender again before retrying.
• If the ring flashes red, use the cup-and-blockage checks.

1. For NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren, LED 1 flashing red means low power.
2. Connect the supplied USB-C cable to a suitable 5V, 2A maximum supply while the port is dry, and look for the LEDs to progress towards solid blue.

1. A 20-second stop on NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren normally means the blend cycle has finished.
2. If the blades stop early or the ring flashes red, switch off, wait until the blades stop and check for overfilling.
3. Reduce a cool mixture below MAX and add enough liquid.
4. Secure the Lid, then try shaking or turning the blender upside down to release stuck ingredients before another attempt.
5. If food remains stuck, turn Power off and disconnect the charger before clearing it with a utensil, keeping fingers away from the blade.
6. Refit the Lid before retrying.
7. Stop if the blade still cannot turn.

• For NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren, alternating upper and lower red LEDs indicate too many blends, so pause and let it cool.
• Do not exceed nine cycles within six minutes, and if a red general-error flash occurs, check the cup is secured and aligned.

1. A red ring on NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren can indicate overheating and its thermal breaker stopping the motor.
2. Pause and let the blender cool before the next use.
3. Never run it for more than one minute at a time.
4. A cooling wait should allow the thermal breaker to reset.
5. After cooling, check the Cup alignment and reduce an overloaded mixture before another attempt.
6. If normal operation does not return, leave the blender off.

• Do not run NutriBullet Portable Blender / Portable Blender McLaren with an empty Cup or with stone-fruit pits or seeds still in the recipe.
• Switch off and wait for all movement to stop before opening the Lid.
• Remove the pits and excess ingredients, add liquid without passing MAX and securely close the Lid.
• Retry only after correcting the load.
• If the blade remains blocked, follow the blockage check instead of repeatedly starting it.

• For NutriBullet Flip Stainless, secure the cup to the motor-base, blade and lid assembly, press Power to wake and look for a fully illuminated ring. NEVER submerge the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in water.
• Press Power again for a 30-second cycle, and if it will not start, check the ring colour before another attempt.

1. The wake-up ring on NutriBullet Flip Stainless shows white when ready, yellow when low and red when it needs charging.
2. Use the supplied Charging Cable and Power Supply with a clean, dry USB-C port.
3. While connected, flashing red means it still needs charge, flashing yellow means low charge, flashing green means ready for normal use and solid green means fully charged.
4. Once sufficiently charged, wake the blender and check its ring again.
5. If it still will not start, check the Cup lock rather than repeatedly pressing Power.

1. The normal blend cycle on NutriBullet Flip Stainless ends after 30 seconds.
2. Pressing Power during a cycle also stops it early.
3. After 90 seconds without activity, the blender shuts down and its lights go out.
4. Press Power once to wake it and again to begin a cycle, starting with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top.
5. If the blades stall before the cycle ends, use the load and blockage check.

• Flashing yellow on NutriBullet Flip Stainless can mean the Cup is not fully tightened or ingredients are blocking the blades.
• Tighten the Blending Cup to the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid until the ring turns white.
• If it is already secure, let the blender shut down and wait until the blades stop before opening the Cup and carefully dislodging food.
• Use enough liquid and keep the combined ingredients below the MAX fill line.
• Secure the assembly and retry from the upright starting position.
• If yellow returns, stop the attempt.

• Flashing red during use means NutriBullet Flip Stainless needs you to stop blending.
• Leave Power untouched for at least 90 seconds so the blender shuts down, and allow it to cool.
• Do not blend continuously or run consecutive cycles for more than one minute in total.
• If it remains locked, keep it off and see our warranty article.

• Start NutriBullet Flip Stainless right-side-up, with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top, to help prevent blade blockage.
• Once blending starts, turn the blender upside down so the ingredients reach the blades and place it on a clean, dry, level surface.
• If it stalls, allow complete shutdown before dislodging ingredients and checking liquid and MAX levels.
• Refit the Cup securely before trying again.
• Stop if the corrected load still cannot blend.

• The Cup, Blade Block and Motor Base of the blender must align and lock before blending.
• With Power off and the charger disconnected, fit the completely dry Blade Block blades-first into the Cup to its soft stop, secure the Sip Lid, then gently twist the Cup-and-Blade assembly clockwise onto the Motor Base.
• Do not force the Blade Block.
• An orange ring blinking six times can mean the Cup is not attached properly or food is obstructing the blade.
• Refit the assembly and use the blockage check if the orange signal returns.

• Press Power once to wake the blender, then check the illuminated LED Battery Bar.
• Press Power again to begin a 30-second cycle.
• White lights move clockwise while blending and become solid white when it finishes.
• The controls go to sleep after 90 seconds without activity, so wake them again before starting.
• If the battery display shows blinking red LED 1, charge the blender before expecting it to operate.

1. For this blender, do not connect the charger while the USB-C cable or port is wet.
2. Pat a wet port dry with a lint-free towel and allow it to air dry fully before charging with the supplied cable and the specified 5V, 2A maximum supply.

1. Too much food or ice, or too little liquid, can stop the blades of the blender.
2. If the Cup feels warm or hot, do not open it or blend again.
3. Leave it to cool for at least 30 minutes and longer if still warm, then slowly open the Sip Lid away from your face and body.
4. For a cool Cup, reduce the load below MAX and add liquid.
5. If food remains blocked, power off and unplug, detach the Cup-and-Blade assembly from the Motor Base and gently shake or invert it.
6. If needed, stand the vessel on its Sip Lid, carefully detach the Blade Block and clear trapped food.
7. Never insert a hand or utensil inside the Cup.
8. Reassemble before retrying, and stop if the blockage remains.

1. For this blender, disengaging the cup during blending can cause a general error.
2. Wait for the blades to stop and reattach the cup and blade block correctly, and if the error remains, stop the checks.

• A light ring that flashes red for three seconds and then stays red indicates overheating on the blender.
• Pause and allow the blender to cool so the thermal breaker can reset.
• Do not blend continuously or run consecutive cycles beyond one minute total.
• Once cool, check the load and Cup lock before another attempt.
• If the red warning remains, leave the blender off.

What if the Motor Base itself overheats, smells unusual, leaks, bulges or changes colour or shape? Turn the blender off immediately, stop using it and see our warranty article.

• A blinking red LED 1 on the Battery Bar means the blender has a depleted battery and cannot operate.
• Solid red means it needs charging, while solid orange means the battery is low.
• Connect the supplied cable to the specified supply only after the cable and charging port are completely dry.
• Wait until LED 1 turns white, which means there is enough charge for a complete blending cycle.
• All four LEDs solid white indicate full charge.
• If it still fails with charge available, recheck the Cup-and-Blade lock.

• For NutriBullet GO, screw the base clockwise onto the cup until locked, hold Power for three seconds to wake it and look for a flashing blue light.
• If red and blue flash instead, continue securing the cup before starting.

• For NutriBullet GO, press Power twice in quick succession to start, then press it once to stop.
• If the ready light has timed out before starting, wake the controls again instead of assuming a single press starts blending.

• A red light flashing for 30 seconds means the battery in NutriBullet GO is low.
• With the charging connection dry, use the supplied USB cable to charge.
• Red while plugged in means charging and blue while plugged in means fully charged.
• Disconnect charging before the normal wake-and-start sequence.
• If the battery still will not take charge, see our warranty article.

• Ten red flashes indicate food blocking the blades of NutriBullet GO.
• Switch off and wait until the motor and blades have stopped, then turn the assembled blender upside down before unscrewing the cup from the base.
• Remove excess food so the remaining load stays below MAX.
• Do not use ice, frozen fruit or frozen vegetables.
• Remove fruit and vegetable rinds and peels, and stone-fruit pits or seeds.
• Lock the cup back onto the base and retry the normal start sequence.
• If the blade remains blocked, stop the checks.

• Five red flashes mean NutriBullet GO is overheating and must cool before running again.
• Stop using the blender and let it cool.
• Do not operate for more than two consecutive cycles or continuously for more than one minute.
• After cooling, check the cup lock before another attempt.
• If the warning remains, see our warranty article.

• NutriBullet GO normally stops blending after 30 seconds and flashes blue when finished.
• This is a completed cycle.
• An empty-cup start switches the motor off after three seconds.
• Do not run an empty cup: add the intended recipe within MAX and lock the cup before using the normal start sequence.

• If the Cup of NutriBullet GO feels warm after blending, allow it to cool before trying to detach the blade assembly.
• Once it has cooled, slowly untwist the assembly with the opening pointed away from your body.
• Correct the load before refitting, and keep operation to no more than two consecutive cycles or one minute continuously.
• If the blender still stops early, check the red-flash pattern before another attempt.

• An incorrectly seated Pulp Basin or unsecured Locking Handle can prevent NutriBullet Juicer 800W from starting.
• Switch off and unplug.
• Align the Pulp Basin spout with the dimpled side of the Motor Base.
• Holding the Sieve by its rim, align it to the motor drive coupling and press down until seated.
• Place the Basin Cover with its side ears aligned to the basin ears.
• Raise the Locking Handle into those ears until securely locked.
• Reconnect only after assembly is secure.
• If it still will not run, check the correct start sequence and cooling instructions.

1. These controls apply to NutriBullet Juicer 800W, product code NBJ07100.
2. On NBJ07100, turn the dial from OFF to LOW or HIGH after plugging in the assembled juicer.
3. The green indicator ring should become visible.
4. The Sieve must be spinning before you add produce.
5. If it stays still, switch off and recheck the Locking Handle rather than packing food into the chute.

1. A full Pulp Basin on NutriBullet Juicer 800W must be emptied before juicing continues.
2. Switch off, unplug and wait until the Sieve is still.
3. Remove the Juice Pitcher and lower the Locking Handle away from the Basin Cover ears.
4. Lift the Pulp Basin, cover and Sieve together off the Motor Base and take them to the sink.
5. Remove the Food Pusher and cover, lift the Sieve by its rim and empty the pulp, using the flat end of the Cleaning Brush if needed.
6. Refit the basin, Sieve and cover and lock the handle before restarting.
7. If food still backs up, stop and clean the Sieve.

• With NutriBullet Juicer 800W switched off, unplugged and the Sieve completely still, remove the cover and lift out the Sieve carefully.
• Use the Cleaning Brush under running water to clear pulp from the Sieve.
• Avoid its sharp blade teeth.
• Soak dried-on pulp in hot water for 30 minutes if needed, then brush again and refit the Sieve and cover with the locking parts secure.
• If the mesh is damaged, use the damaged-part rule above rather than reusing it.

• Start NutriBullet Juicer 800W with the Sieve spinning before adding produce.
• Cut ingredients small enough to fit freely and add them gradually, guiding them with the supplied Food Pusher without excessive force.
• Let one load pass through before adding more.
• If food stays lodged, switch off, unplug and wait until all movement stops before removing the cover and clearing the trapped food.
• Refit the Sieve and cover and secure the Locking Handle before restarting.
• If the motor has stopped from heat, complete its cooling wait first.
• Do not push food against a stationary Sieve.

• The Locking Handle must remain securely engaged while NutriBullet Juicer 800W runs.
• If it has moved, switch off, unplug and wait until the Sieve stops.
• Refit the Basin Cover so its ears align with the Pulp Basin, then secure the handle upright over them.
• Retry only when the handle holds securely.
• If it will not stay locked, leave the juicer off and follow the damaged-part check above.

• If NutriBullet Juicer 800W has run continuously for ten minutes, switch off, unplug and leave the motor off for 15 minutes before continuing.
• If the motor overheats, switch off, unplug and allow at least 15 minutes of cooling.
• Allow air space around and underneath the base.
• After cooling, retry only with the basin and cover correctly locked and the ingredient load reduced.
• If it still does not run, leave it off.

• Use NutriBullet Juicer 800W for fresh fruit and vegetables, with citrus rind and stone-fruit pits removed.
• Do not feed frozen produce.
• If unsuitable food has already been added, switch off, unplug and wait until the Sieve is still before removing the cover and clearing the food.
• Rebuild the locked assembly and try suitable fresh produce only after any required cooling wait.
• Stop if the motor remains still.

• For NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer, with the switch OFF, seat and lock the juice bowl on the base, then lock its cover clockwise with the locked symbol aligned to the bowl triangle.
• Select ON only after the cover is secure, otherwise rebuild the assembly.

1. For NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer, opening the wide chute lid pauses the motor and auger, and closing the lid restarts juicing.
2. If it does not resume with the lid properly closed, turn OFF and check the bowl and cover locks.

1. For a jammed NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer, move the switch to OFF and wait until the Auger has stopped completely.
2. Press the RESET switch underneath the Motor Base, then hold REV for a few seconds.
3. Return to OFF and again wait until all movement stops before changing to ON.
4. If reverse does not clear the blockage, switch OFF, unplug and use the disassembly-and-rebuild check.
5. Stop if normal juicing does not return after reassembly.

1. The motor of NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer can stop when it overheats.
2. Switch OFF, unplug and allow at least 15 minutes of cooling before another attempt.
3. When juicing rapidly or with firm pressure, do not run for more than 15 minutes at a time and give the motor a one-minute rest between uses.
4. Keep at least 200 mm of air space above and on every side of the appliance.
5. Retry with suitable produce and a correctly locked bowl and cover.
6. If it stops again, leave it off.

• Some ingredients can obstruct or damage NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer: do not use frozen produce, unremoved stone-fruit pits or cores, or low-juice foods such as bananas, avocados and coconuts.
• Avoid hard fruits or thick vegetables rich in fibre and starch.
• Cut produce to fit without force and cut long, hard fibres into four-inch pieces.
• Feed gradually with the Food Pusher, allowing each load to move through before adding more.
• If food will not pass, switch OFF and follow RESET and REV instead of pressing harder.
• If that fails, unplug and clear the food after disassembly.

1. Switch NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer OFF, unplug and let it cool before disassembly.
2. Once the Auger is still, remove the Juice and Pulp Containers, turn the Juice Bowl Cover anticlockwise and lift it off, then remove the Auger.
3. Lift the Juice Bowl from the Motor Base and separate the Rotating Bowl Brush and Juicing Screen to remove trapped food.
4. Refit the bowl securely, put the screen into the brush and seat them in the bowl, then turn and press the Auger onto the centre axis until secure.
5. Fit the cover and rotate it clockwise until the locked symbol aligns with the bowl triangle.
6. Replace both containers before reconnecting.
7. If the correctly rebuilt juicer will not operate, leave it off.

• Stop NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer when the Juice Container is full or food has finished processing.
• Turn the switch OFF, wait for movement to stop and empty both the Juice and Pulp Containers before the next round.
• Put them back beneath their corresponding spouts before switching ON.
• Add ingredients gradually.
• If the containers are empty but food still does not pass, use the jam check.

• For NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W, seat the pulp basin, sieve and cover correctly and raise the locking handle fully upright.
• It should lock over the cover, otherwise switch off and refit the stack before attempting to start.

1. After NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W is assembled and plugged in, select LOW, HIGH or TURBO to start juicing.
2. The selected speed should illuminate on the control panel, and the Sieve should spin before food enters the Feed Chute.
3. With no speed selected, the juicer powers off after ten minutes.
4. If it does not start when a speed is selected, check the assembly and Power-button signals below.

1. For NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W, after an overheating shutdown, unplug and allow at least 15 minutes of cooling, without handling the juicer while hot.
2. If it still fails to run after correct assembly, see our warranty article.

1. A full Pulp Basin on NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W must be emptied before juicing continues.
2. Switch off, unplug and wait until the Sieve is still.
3. Remove the Juice Pitcher and lower the Locking Handle away from the Basin Cover ears.
4. Lift the Pulp Basin, cover and Sieve together off the Motor Base and take them to the sink.
5. Remove the Food Pusher and cover, lift the Sieve by its rim and empty the pulp, using the flat end of the Cleaning Brush if needed.
6. Refit the basin, Sieve and cover and lock the handle before restarting.
7. If food still backs up, stop and clean the Sieve.

• Three Power-button flashes followed by a steady light when selecting a speed mean NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W is not properly assembled.
• Switch off and unplug.
• Remove the cover and Sieve, then reseat the Pulp Basin with its spout aligned to the dimpled side of the Motor Base.
• Holding the Sieve by its top edges, align it with the motor drive coupling and press down until it clicks into place.
• Refit the cover with its ears aligned to the basin and secure the Locking Handle upright.
• Reconnect and select a speed.
• If the assembly signal returns, leave the juicer off.

• A disengaged Locking Handle can stop NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W.
• Switch off, disconnect power and wait for the sieve to stop.
• Refit the cover and secure the Locking Handle fully into its locked position.
• Start again only with the handle secure.
• If it will not hold its position, stop the checks.

• After more than ten minutes of continuous running, NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W stops while the Power button stays illuminated.
• Unplug and leave the motor off for 15 minutes before continuing.
• After that rest, use a correctly locked assembly and end the attempt if normal operation does not return.

• Three flashes of all lights after NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W stops indicate overheating.
• Switch off, unplug and allow at least 15 minutes of cooling.
• Keep the space around and beneath the Motor Base clear for air circulation.
• Reduce an excessive ingredient load and securely refit the assembly before another attempt.
• If it still will not run, leave the juicer off instead of repeatedly restarting.

• With NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W switched off, unplugged and the Sieve completely still, remove the cover and lift out the Sieve carefully.
• Use the Cleaning Brush under running water to clear pulp from the Sieve.
• Avoid its sharp blade teeth.
• Soak dried-on pulp in hot water for 30 minutes if needed, then brush again and refit the Sieve and cover with the locking parts secure.
• If the mesh is damaged, use the damaged-part rule above rather than reusing it.

• Start NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W with the Sieve spinning before adding produce.
• Cut ingredients small enough to fit freely and add them gradually, guiding them with the supplied Food Pusher without excessive force.
• Let one load pass through before adding more.
• If food stays lodged, switch off, unplug and wait until all movement stops before removing the cover and clearing the trapped food.
• Refit the Sieve and cover and secure the Locking Handle before restarting.
• If the motor has stopped from heat, complete its cooling wait first.
• Do not push food against a stationary Sieve.

• Use NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W for fresh fruit and vegetables, with citrus rind and stone-fruit pits removed.
• Do not feed frozen produce or thick foods without juice to extract, such as bananas or avocados.
• If unsuitable food has been added, switch off and unplug, wait until the Sieve stops, then disassemble and remove it before rebuilding the locked assembly.
• Retry only with suitable ingredients.
• If the motor remains stopped, use the cooling check.

• The Auger and closed Lid are required for NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer to start.
• With the Dial OFF and the plug disconnected, align the Juicing Bowl spouts to the Motor Base notches and press the bowl down securely.
• Insert the Auger and press it down until it reaches the bottom and locks.
• If it is not seated, the Hopper cannot close.
• With the Lid open, fit the Hopper and turn it clockwise until the orange dot disappears, then close the Lid.
• Put the Juice Cup and Pulp Cup beneath their matching spouts, reconnect and turn ON.
• If the motor remains still, return to OFF and check the assembly before adding more food.

1. For NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer, briefly turn the dial left to REVERSE to move the auger backwards and free stuck food.
2. If normal juicing does not resume, turn OFF and stop the attempt rather than forcing the load.

1. For NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer, overheating turns the motor off.
2. Unplug and let it cool for at least 15 minutes before a correctly assembled retry, and if it still does not run, see our warranty article.

• Do not force ingredients through the Hopper of NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer.
• Foods with very little water, including avocado, coconut, rhubarb and banana, can clog the juicer.
• Frozen produce and stone-fruit pits must also be kept out.
• If unsuitable food is inside, turn OFF, unplug and follow the disassembly check to remove it after movement stops.
• Reassemble before trying suitable fresh produce, guiding it with the 2-in-1 Pusher & Scraper Tool.
• Stop if food still will not pass.

• Turn the Dial of NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer to OFF, unplug and wait for all movement to stop.
• Open the Lid and turn the Hopper anticlockwise until its arrows no longer align, then lift it off.
• Pull the Auger straight up, lift off the Juicing Bowl and remove trapped food.
• Refit the bowl, auger and hopper using the assembly marks and close the lid before reconnecting.
• If the motor still will not run after the applicable cooling wait, stop the checks.

• Food residue can prevent the Auger, Hopper and Juicing Bowl of NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer from working properly.
• Switch OFF, unplug and follow the disassembly check, then rinse the emptied parts and scrub the Auger under running water with the Cleaning Brush.
• Clean beneath the Juicing Bowl, including the Silicone Cover, Spouts and Spout Cover.
• Push the Silicone Cover fully back until flush.
• Wash removed parts with warm, soapy water if needed, avoiding abrasive pads, then refit the bowl, Auger and Hopper and close the Lid.
• If clean, correctly fitted parts still do not operate after the cooling wait, leave the juicer off.

• For NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L, seat the tray level in the basket and push the basket fully into the base, then plug in and press Power. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
• The basket must be correctly installed for operation, otherwise remove and reseat it by the handle.

1. For NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L, press Menu until the cooking program flashes, check its displayed time and temperature, then press Start/Stop.
2. If cooking does not begin, confirm the basket is fully seated and a program has been selected.

• On NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L, the Start/Pause control pauses cooking.
• Press it again to resume with the basket correctly installed.
• Automatic power-off occurs after five minutes inactive with the basket in, or ten minutes with the basket out or cooking paused.
• If the display has powered off, wake the controls and select the required program again.
• If it still will not cook, stop the checks.

• Three beeps on NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L mean the selected cooking time has ended.
• Wait a few seconds for cooking action to stop before removing the Cooking Basket by its handle.
• To cook for longer, refit the basket fully, select the required program or time and press Start/Stop.
• If it does not start, return to the basket-fit check.

• Holding Power for five seconds during cooking resets the settings on NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L.
• With the Cooking Basket fully inserted, choose the required program and check the time and temperature, then press Start/Stop.
• Cooking should begin with the new settings.
• If it does not, return to the basket-fit check.

• Check the clear space around NutriBullet CrispLite Air Fryer 6L before trying it again.
• Switch off, unplug and allow it to cool before moving it.
• Leave at least 200 mm of air space around the appliance and keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
• Reinsert the Cooking Basket fully and select the required cooking controls.
• If it still stops or will not run, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L, fully insert the cooking basket, plug in and switch on at the outlet.
• The touch control should light, otherwise check the power connection and basket seating before selecting a program.

• For NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L, press Menu until the required program flashes, then Start/Stop.
• If the food is not heating, check the chosen temperature and push the basket flush into the base so the timer can operate. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.

• Check the clear space around NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L before trying it again.
• Switch off, unplug and allow it to cool before moving it.
• Leave at least 200 mm of air space around the appliance and keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
• Reinsert the Cooking Basket fully and select the required cooking controls.
• If it still stops or will not run, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• Five beeps on NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L mean the selected cooking time has ended.
• Allow the cooking action to stop before handling the Cooking Basket by its handle.
• If food needs more cooking, fully reinsert the basket, choose the required program or time and press Start/Stop.
• If that new program does not start, recheck the basket fit.

• Holding Power cancels cooking on NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L and makes the time and temperature flash.
• Allow 30 seconds for Power to reappear, then press it to return to the main screen.
• Select the required program or time and press Start/Stop with the Cooking Basket fully inserted.
• If the controls do not return, check the power connection before further attempts.

• Start/Stop pauses cooking on NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L, including when you need to turn food.
• Use the handle to reinsert the Cooking Basket fully after turning the food, then press Start/Stop again to resume.
• If cooking remains paused, check that the basket is seated correctly before trying the control again.

• After ten minutes idle, NutriBullet XXL Digital Air Fryer 7L enters Standby.
• Press Power to display the full control panel, then select the required cooking program and press Start/Stop.
• If the control panel remains dark, use the power-connection check.

• For NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer, seat the crisping trays level in their drawers and insert the drawers, then select L or R before choosing a cooking mode with Menu.
• If the wrong drawer is selected, correct the selection before starting.

• For NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer, check the selected mode and time and temperature, then press Start/Stop.
• The selected cooking indicator should illuminate, otherwise recheck the drawer and mode selection.

• NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer enters Standby if no selections are made for five minutes.
• Press and hold L, R or SYNC to wake it, then select the intended drawer, mode, time and temperature and press Start/Stop.
• If the selected drawer still will not begin, stop the checks.

• Cooking on NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer pauses when a Cooking Drawer is removed.
• Hold the drawer by its handle and push it fully back into the Base. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
• If cooking was paused with Start/Stop, press Start/Stop again to resume.
• Holding Start/Stop for three seconds cancels cooking instead.
• After cancellation, select L or R, choose the mode and press Start/Stop to begin a new program.
• The Cooking Indicator should illuminate.
• If it does not, recheck the drawer fit and selection.

• Five beeps on NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer mean cooking has finished.
• Wait a few seconds for cooking action to stop, and use the drawer handle with care around hot food and steam.
• If the food needs more time, fully reinsert the Cooking Drawer, select L or R, choose the required mode or time and press Start/Stop.
• Check that the selected drawer’s Cooking Indicator comes on.
• If it stays off, check the selected drawer and its fit.

• Check the clear space around NutriBullet Twin Drawer Air Fryer before trying it again.
• Switch off, unplug and allow it to cool before moving it.
• Leave at least 200 mm of air space around the appliance and keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
• Reinsert the Cooking Drawers fully and select the required cooking controls.
• If it still stops or will not run, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L, seat the tray level in the basket and push the basket fully into the base, then plug in and press Power. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
• The basket must be correctly installed for operation, otherwise remove and reseat it by the handle.

1. For NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L, press Menu until the cooking program flashes, check its displayed time and temperature, then press Start/Stop.
2. If cooking does not begin, confirm the basket is fully seated and a program has been selected.

• Check the clear space around NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L before trying it again.
• Switch off, unplug and allow it to cool before moving it.
• Leave at least 200 mm of air space around the appliance and keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
• Reinsert the Cooking Basket fully and select the required cooking controls.
• If it still stops or will not run, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• Three beeps on NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L mean its selected cooking time has ended.
• Wait a few seconds for cooking action to stop before removing the Cooking Basket by its handle.
• If more cooking is needed, fully reinsert the basket, choose the required program or time and press Start/Stop.
• If a new program will not begin, check the basket fit.

• Holding Power for five seconds during cooking resets the settings on NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L.
• With the Cooking Basket fully inserted, select the required program and check its time and temperature, then press Start/Stop.
• Cooking should begin with the new settings.
• If it does not, return to the basket and program-selection checks.

• Pressing Start/Pause on NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L pauses cooking.
• If you removed the Cooking Basket to turn food, push it fully back into the Base using the handle, then press Start/Pause again.
• If cooking does not resume, recheck that the basket is seated correctly.

• NutriBullet CrispLite Vision Air Fryer 8L powers off after five minutes inactive with the basket inserted, or ten minutes with the basket out or cooking paused.
• Press Power to wake the controls, then select the required program and press Start/Stop with the basket fully seated.
• If the display stays dark, check the power connection.

• For NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L, fully seat the basket, plug in, press Power and select Upper Basket or Lower Basket.
• The selected basket indicator should flash, otherwise reselect the intended basket before choosing a program.

1. For NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L, set the cooking program, time and temperature and press Start/Pause.
2. The selected program should remain lit once cooking begins, otherwise check that the basket is fully installed.

1. For NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L, SYNC Finish delays the shorter cooking program so both baskets finish together.
2. If you want separate cooking instead, set each basket independently rather than interpreting the delayed start as a fault.

• Check the clear space around NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L before trying it again.
• Switch off, unplug and allow it to cool before moving it.
• Leave at least 200 mm of air space around the appliance and keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
• Fit the wall spacer by clipping it into the receiver on the back before use.
• Reinsert the Cooking Basket fully and select the required cooking controls.
• If it still stops or will not run, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• Removing a Cooking Basket from NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L pauses cooking until it is reinserted.
• Use its handle to push the basket fully into the Base. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
• If you also pressed Start/Pause before removing it, press that control again to resume.
• If the basket remains inactive, check the basket selection and that it is fully seated.

• Three beeps on NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L mean the selected cooking time has ended.
• Allow cooking action to stop before removing the Cooking Basket by its handle.
• If food needs more cooking, reinsert the basket fully, select that basket and set the required program or time, then press Start/Pause.
• If the program will not start, return to the basket-fit check.

• Start/Pause pauses cooking on NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L.
• Keep the selected Cooking Basket fully inserted and press Start/Pause again to resume its program.
• If it remains inactive, check whether the controls have entered Standby before repeating the start command.

• NutriBullet CrispLite Dual Stack / Stacked Air Fryer 9L enters Standby after ten minutes of inactivity or when Power is pressed.
• Press Power to wake the display, select the intended Cooking Basket and the required program, then press Start/Pause.
• If the display does not wake, use the power-connection check.

• For NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W, choose the blending arm, whisk or chopper before assembly.
• Push the motor body into the attachment and turn clockwise until locked, and if it will not secure, refit the correct attachment instead of starting it loose.

1. For NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W, plug in with the attachment correctly fitted and press the required speed button.
2. Keep the button pressed while blending, and if the motor will not run, release it and recheck the attachment and power connection.

• Release the speed button on NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W and wait until all movement stops.
• If the mixture is too thick, thin it with water or another suitable liquid, separate it or remove some of it.
• Try the locked attachment again in the loosened mixture.
• If it still stalls, stop and inspect the cutting area with power disconnected.

• Unplug NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W before removing the attachment.
• Check the blade or whisk cutting area for residue and rinse the affected attachment with warm water, keeping the motor body away from the water. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
• Refit the cleaned attachment firmly before reconnecting.
• If the motor still will not operate, unplug, disassemble and reassemble once, then see our warranty article if operation has not returned.

• Allow NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W to cool for at least five minutes between uses to avoid overheating.
• Release the speed control and disconnect power while resting or checking attachments.
• After cooling, use a correctly locked attachment and stop the checks if the motor does not run normally.

• A hot motor shutdown on NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W needs a longer rest than the normal pause between uses.
• Release the speed button, unplug the motor body and leave it to cool for an hour.
• After cooling, refit the selected attachment tightly and retry on a loosened, smaller mixture.
• If the motor remains stopped, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• The Blending Arm of NutriBullet Immersion Blender 800W needs liquid and must not be used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• Release the speed button, unplug and wait for movement to stop before removing the attachment from the mixture.
• Remove unsuitable dry ingredients or add suitable liquid to a blending mixture, then refit the attachment tightly and keep its blending end submerged before pressing a speed button.
• Dry chopping is permitted with the Food Chopper attachment.
• If the correctly fitted attachment still stalls on a suitable mixture, leave it off and use the hot-motor check.

• For NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker, seat the cooking pot on the heating plate, close the lid until it clicks, connect the cord to the appliance before the wall outlet and press Power. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
• A beep and lit Power control should follow, otherwise check both cord connections.

1. Choose a grain program or Steam on NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker, then press Start/Stop with the Cooker Lid closed and locked.
2. If Delay Start was selected, the displayed countdown is the wait before cooking begins.
3. To cancel a selected program, press Start/Stop, then select the intended cooking or Steam program and press Start/Stop again without setting Delay Start.
4. If the program still does not begin, check that the lid clicks fully closed.

• For NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker, moving lines are normal while cooking, with the countdown appearing for the final ten minutes.
• After completion Keep Warm can last up to three hours and counts upwards, so use Start/Stop to end it if cooking is finished.

• Steam on NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker preheats for five to nine minutes before its countdown begins.
• Moving lines on the screen indicate that the selected program is active.
• Allow preheating to finish instead of repeatedly restarting it.
• The timer should then begin counting down.
• If the program remains inactive, check the locked lid, selected Steam program and Start/Stop control.

• For NutriBullet Food Processor, fit the blade adapter and required blade, lock the lid clockwise with its arrows aligned to the handle, then twist the assembled bowl clockwise onto the base until it clicks.
• If either lock will not engage, refit it before plugging in.

• For NutriBullet Food Processor, press LOW or HIGH for continuous processing, or hold PULSE for a burst.
• The selected speed should have a blue light and releasing PULSE stops the burst, otherwise check the bowl and lid locks.

• If the Work Bowl Lid unlocks during processing, NutriBullet Food Processor stops and the blue control lights flash.
• Turn off, unplug and wait for the blade to stop.
• Refit the lid with the lid and handle arrows aligned, then check that the bowl is clicked clockwise onto the Motor Base.
• Reconnect and select a speed.
• If the lid will not lock or the lights keep flashing, stop the checks.

• If NutriBullet Food Processor stops and the control lights flash three times after more than ten minutes of continuous operation, unplug and keep it off for 15 minutes before continuing.
• Refit the bowl and lid securely before selecting a speed.
• If the same stop recurs, see our warranty article.

• Turn NutriBullet Food Processor off, unplug and wait for the blade to stop.
• Unlock and remove the Work Bowl Lid, then use the Food Pusher, a spatula or spoon to remove food stuck in the Feed Chute.
• Remove the utensil and lock the lid before restarting.
• If food still cannot pass, stop and check how full the Work Bowl is.

• Food just below the disc can block further flow through NutriBullet Food Processor.
• Turn off, unplug and wait until the blade is still.
• Disassemble the bowl and carefully remove the disc by its safe gripping area, then empty the Work Bowl.
• Refit the blade or disc and lid correctly before continuing.
• Stop rather than push more food into a full bowl.

• For NutriBullet Food Processor, keep each continuous processing interval to one minute and allow at least one minute before another interval.
• Release the controls and let the blade stop during the rest.
• The ten-minute shutdown signal is a separate protective limit: it is not permission to process continuously for ten minutes.
• If three flashes accompany a shutdown, use the 15-minute cooling check.

• NutriBullet Food Processor is not an ice crusher.
• Ice and non-food items can damage the blades or cause a malfunction.
• Turn off, unplug and wait for the blades to stop, then unlock and remove the Work Bowl Lid to remove unsuitable ingredients.
• Remove fruit rind and seeds or pits before processing, and inspect the blade and bowl for damage before fitting the correct blade and locking the lid and bowl again.
• Use a suitable food load on the next attempt.
• If processing still stops, leave it off and use the cooling check.

• Too much food or excessive pressure on the Food Pusher can obstruct feeding on NutriBullet Food Processor.
• Stop the motor, unplug and wait until the blades are still, then remove the Work Bowl Lid and clear the Feed Chute as the user guide describes.
• Refit the lid and bowl securely.
• When processing again, let food move naturally down the chute before adding more.
• If food still will not pass, stop and empty a bowl that has filled to the disc.

• NutriBullet Food Processor needs air space above, below and on all sides during use.
• Switch off and unplug, then remove anything covering the Motor Base and keep it on a stable, level, dry surface.
• If the control lights flashed three times after a long run, complete the 15-minute cooling wait before refitting the bowl and lid and selecting a speed.
• If operation does not return, leave the Food Processor off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Chill, check the power cord is firmly in a working outlet, retract the blade shaft until the blade touches the top of the blade block, fit the assembly and lock the pint cup onto the base.
• The cup must click into place before operation, otherwise refit it.

1. For NutriBullet Chill, pauses and restarts can be part of the program as the blade lifts, lowers and changes direction.
2. If a red error indication appears, stop treating the pause as normal and match the pattern below.

1. A solid red Centre button on NutriBullet Chill can follow removal of the Pint Cup during operation or a blockage or unsuitable load.
2. Switch off, unplug and wait for the Blade to stop before removing the Pint Cup and Blade Block.
3. Clear the remaining mixture or obstruction without touching the sharp blade.
4. Reset the Blade against the Blade Block and reinstall both parts securely before reconnecting power.
5. After an automatic interruption, follow the prompt to tap the home button to reset the Blade.
6. If the red indication persists, see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Chill, a solid red progress ring indicates an internal hardware error.
• Stop further attempts and see our warranty article.

• A solid red Centre button together with Check Blade on NutriBullet Chill means the Blade may be installed incorrectly or the Blade Shaft may have decoupled during mixing.
• Switch off, unplug and wait for all movement to stop.
• Handle the Blade Block by its plastic grip because the shaft may be hot.
• Remove the Pint Cup and Blade Block, pull the Blade Shaft until the Blade rests against the Blade Block, then reinstall the assembly correctly.
• If the indication remains after reassembly, stop further attempts and see our warranty article.

1. A flashing red Centre button on NutriBullet Chill can mean the drive shaft is not home, the motor met an excessive load, or no mixture was detected.
2. If it appears when installing the Pint Cup and Blade Block, tap the Centre button to return the Blade home.
3. If mixing stopped automatically, power off, unplug and wait for movement to stop, then remove the cup and blade assembly and clear the obstruction or remaining mixture.
4. Reset the Blade against the Blade Block and refit the assembly with a suitable frozen recipe above MIN and below MAX before reconnecting power.
5. If flashing continues, leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• NutriBullet Chill processes frozen recipes, rather than liquid or thawed mixtures, loose frozen fruit, ice or dry ingredients.
• Do not run an empty Pint Cup or exceed MAX.
• The mixture must also be above MIN for correct operation.
• If the load is unsuitable, switch off, unplug, wait for the Blade to stop and remove the cup and Blade Block before emptying it.
• Prepare a suitable frozen recipe, reset the Blade and reinstall the cup.
• If it still stops, match the red indicator pattern to the relevant check.

• Once the Pint Cup and Blade Block are secured on NutriBullet Chill, its program controls should illuminate.
• Select the required frozen-treat program, then press the Start/Stop button to begin processing.
• The selected program remains lit and the Progress Ring flashes clockwise while the program runs.
• If processing does not begin, check the Pint Cup lock and Blade Shaft position.
• Match any red indication to the error checks below.

• Tapping Start/Stop during mixing pauses NutriBullet Chill.
• Keep the Pint Cup and Blade Block secured and tap Start/Stop again to resume the selected program.
• The Progress Ring should continue showing progress.
• If the appliance remains stopped or displays a red indicator, use the matching red-indicator check instead of repeatedly pressing the button.

• Holding Start/Stop for two seconds cancels the program on NutriBullet Chill and returns the Blade to its home position.
• To process again, keep the Pint Cup correctly locked, select the required program and press Start/Stop normally.
• If a red error indication prevents the new program from starting, check its pattern before another attempt.

• For NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor, fit only the one required blade or disc, lock the lid with its markings aligned to the handle, then turn the assembled bowl clockwise onto the base until it clicks.
• An unlocked lid prevents running, so refit it if it will not engage.

1. For NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor, slide the control to ON for continuous processing or hold PULSE for bursts.
2. Releasing PULSE returns the switch to OFF, so use ON if you want the motor to keep running.

1. For NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor, the Endless Chute attachment times out after 120 seconds.
2. If food has stopped flowing before then, turn OFF and check the load without exceeding LIQUID MAX or treating the processor as an ice crusher.

• Turn NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor off, unplug and wait for the blade to stop.
• Unlock and remove the Work Bowl Lid, then use the Food Pusher, a spatula or spoon to remove food stuck in the Feed Chute.
• Remove the utensil and lock the lid before restarting.
• If food still cannot pass, stop and check how full the Work Bowl is.

• Food just below the disc can block further flow through NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor.
• Turn off, unplug and wait until the blade is still.
• Disassemble the bowl and carefully remove the disc by its safe gripping area, then empty the Work Bowl.
• Refit the blade or disc and lid correctly before continuing.
• Stop rather than push more food into a full bowl.

• Excessive pressure can seize and overheat the motor of NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor or crack its Work Bowl.
• Stop pushing and switch off if the motor stalls.
• After movement stops and power is disconnected, clear the load using the chute checks.
• On the next properly assembled attempt, start the motor first and guide food gently.
• Follow the damaged-part rule above if the bowl has cracked.

• Do not process nuts, coffee beans or fruit pits in NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor, or use its blades or discs to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• These loads can damage the blades or overheat the motor.
• Slide to OFF, unplug and wait until all movement stops, then remove the Work Bowl Lid and unsuitable load and inspect the blade or disc.
• Refit the correct blade or disc and lock the lid and bowl before trying a suitable food load.
• If the motor still will not run, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• NutriBullet Limitless Food Processor needs clear air space above, below and around its Motor Base.
• Slide to OFF, unplug and remove covering material or other obstructions, then place it on a stable, level, dry surface.
• Reassemble the Work Bowl and lid correctly before another attempt with a suitable load.
• If the motor remains stopped, leave it off.
• See our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Baby, tightly screw the extractor blade onto the short cup or batchbowl, and put the batchbowl lid firmly on when using the bowl.
• Push the fitted assembly down and twist clockwise to start, otherwise check the assembly and cup tabs.

1. For NutriBullet Baby, twist the assembly anticlockwise to disengage the motor, then wait until the blade has stopped before lifting it off.
2. If the motor fails to disengage normally, stop using the blender and see our warranty article.

• Do not run NutriBullet Baby continuously for more than one minute.
• If its motor stops before you finish, unplug the base and leave the blender out of use.
• Let the Cup or Batchbowl and its contents cool completely before opening or adjusting the food.

What if it stopped from overheating? See our warranty article for the next step before restarting.

• With NutriBullet Baby unplugged, remove the cup-and-blade assembly and check that all three cup tabs are intact.
• Stop using a cup with a cracked, broken or missing tab and replace the cup.
• Do not force damaged tabs into the Motor Base.
• If the tabs are intact but the assembly still will not engage, leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• Unplug NutriBullet Baby and wait for the blade to stop before removing the Cup or Batchbowl and blade assembly.
• Wait until any warm contents have cooled fully. For the Short Cup, stand it upright and unscrew the blade. For the Batchbowl, lift off its lid; keep fingers away from the blade edges.
• Remove excess food or liquid so the combined contents stay below the MAX line. Add enough suitable liquid for the ingredients to move.
• Secure the Short Cup blade or refit the Batchbowl lid, then follow the assembly check before another blend.

What if the load still will not move? Stop blending and use the other fault checks for your model.

• Unplug NutriBullet Baby and wait until the blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• Let any warm contents cool completely before opening the vessel.
• Lift the Short Cup or Batchbowl assembly off the Motor Base. To reach an object in the Short Cup, hold the cooled Cup upright and carefully unscrew the blade assembly. For the Batchbowl, remove its lid to access the contents.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling. Buy a replacement extractor blade in Australia or New Zealand.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend, fit the blending blade onto its holder when blending, tighten the bowl lid clockwise, then align the bowl arrow to Unlock on the base and turn the bowl anticlockwise to lock.
• After connecting power, a beep and blue indicator should show readiness, otherwise refit the bowl and lid.

1. For NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend, choose Blend for a one-minute blend or Steam + Blend for an automatic steam-then-blend process, then press Power.
2. Steaming before blending is part of Steam + Blend, so first check which setting you selected.

• For NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend, check the Work Bowl is positioned correctly on the Motor Base and its lid is fully closed and sealed.
• An incorrectly positioned bowl produces six beeps and prevents the settings from activating.
• Switch off and disconnect power, refit the bowl and lid, then reconnect and select the required setting.
• If the six-beep warning persists, see our warranty article.

• NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend stops when its Work Bowl Lid opens during operation.
• Close the lid fully and press Power again to resume.
• If the lid will not stay closed, stop the attempt and follow the damaged-part rule where applicable.

• Low water can prevent NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend from operating or stop an active program.
• Three beeps and a flashing blue Indicator light identify this condition.
• Switch off, unplug and let hot parts cool completely before turning the Water Reservoir Cap counterclockwise to remove it.
• Add room-temperature water, using the water amount and tank marking for the selected food and steam time in the user guide, then turn the cap clockwise until tightly secured.
• Reconnect power: once the reservoir contains enough water, the blue Indicator light should remain solid.
• Press Power to resume.
• If the low-water warning remains, leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• On NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend, turn the Setting Dial to Blend and hold Power for roughly three seconds to enter Pulse mode.
• Press and release Power in short bursts for textured food.
• Release stops each burst.
• For a continuous one-minute blend, select the standard Blend setting and press Power normally.
• If neither mode operates, use the bowl and lid checks.

• Keep the area beneath and around the Motor Base of NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend clear so air can circulate.
• Switch off and unplug before checking, and place the appliance on a level surface without a cloth, paper or similar covering underneath.
• Remove obstructions, then refit the Work Bowl and lid and select the required setting.
• If the appliance remains stopped, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• NutriBullet Baby Steam + Blend is intended for small quantities of baby food and is not designed for hard fruit or vegetables, citrus rinds, pits or seed stones.
• Turn it off, unplug and let the Work Bowl cool.
• Wait for the Blending Blade to stop before removing the bowl and lid.
• Remove unsuitable ingredients and reduce the food level below the pour-spout vents, checking the Blending Blade for damage before reassembly.
• Secure the lid and bowl and try the Blend setting with suitable food.
• If blending still will not begin, leave it off and use the bowl-position check.

• For Magic Bullet To Go 200W, screw the Cross Blade onto the cup, align its tabs with the base and press down to blend.
• Twist clockwise to lock on if required, and if it will not engage, inspect the tabs instead of forcing them.

1. For Magic Bullet To Go 200W, release downward pressure to stop ordinary pressing operation or rotate a locked cup anticlockwise to release.
2. Keep sealed-cup blending within one minute, and if the motor stops sooner, check for blocked hard ingredients.

1. For Magic Bullet To Go 200W, unplug, remove the cup-and-blade assembly and shake it to free hard ingredients.
2. If still blocked, remove the blade from the cup and use a utensil rather than fingers to free it, then reassemble before retrying, and stop if the blade still cannot move the mixture.

• With Magic Bullet To Go 200W switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Stop the attempt and unplug the Motor Base.
• Leave the appliance and any warm contents to cool. Do not open a warm sealed cup.
• Keep the appliance unplugged and see our warranty article before trying again after an unexplained motor stop.

Do not run Magic Bullet To Go 200W continuously for more than one minute.

• Do not operate Magic Bullet To Go 200W with an empty cup or crush hard ingredients without liquid.
• Unplug and wait for the Cross Blade to stop, then remove the cup-and-blade assembly.
• Allow a warm cup to cool before opening it.
• Unscrew the Cross Blade, remove unsuitable hard ingredients and add suitable liquid without exceeding MAX, then screw the blade back on and align the cup tabs with the Motor Base.
• If blending still stalls, unplug and use the blocked Cross Blade check instead of running it again.

• Unplug Magic Bullet To Go 200W and wait until the Cross Blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• Let any warm contents cool completely before opening the vessel.
• Remove the Cup-and-Cross Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Stand the Cup upright, then unscrew the Cross Blade from the Cup.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling. Buy a replacement extractor blade in Australia or New Zealand.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For Magic Bullet Blender Combo, use the matching Combo cup and Cross Blade, lock the assembly onto the base and turn the dial right for HIGH.
• The motor should start only with a properly attached assembly, otherwise return the dial to HOME and refit it.

1. For Magic Bullet Blender Combo, too much ice can wedge in the blade and overheat the motor, so stop and correct the ingredient load.
2. If the thermal breaker has shut the motor off, unplug and cool the base for an hour before a properly assembled retry.

1. For Magic Bullet Blender Combo, inspect the disconnected Cross Blade for damage or a missing or damaged gasket.
2. Stop using the affected part and replace it if it is faulty, rather than forcing it to rotate during powered blending.

• With Magic Bullet Blender Combo switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Switch Magic Bullet Blender Combo off, unplug and wait until the blade stops.
• Remove the cool fitted vessel and reduce excess contents before refitting it.
• Do not grind dry grains, cereal or coffee with its blending blades.
• For blending, use sufficient liquid with ice or frozen ingredients and stay below MAX.
• If the motor has overheated, use the model’s thermal-breaker wait before attempting another blend.

• Never run the Cup of Magic Bullet Blender Combo empty.
• Return the Power Control Knob to HOME, unplug and wait for the Blade to stop before taking off the cup-and-blade assembly.
• Add a suitable recipe with enough liquid below MAX, secure the Cross Blade and lock the cup onto the Motor Base before selecting HIGH.
• If a correctly loaded and locked cup still will not run, return to HOME and use the assembly or cooling check.

• Before another blending cycle on Magic Bullet Blender Combo, return the Power Control Knob to HOME.
• Check that the cup-and-blade assembly or Pitcher remains locked onto the Motor Base, then select HIGH or LOW, or use PULSE from HOME.
• The next cycle should begin with the secured vessel.
• If it does not, return the knob to HOME and recheck the vessel lock.

• After two consecutive Cup blending cycles on Magic Bullet Blender Combo, wait 10–15 minutes before another cycle.
• Return the Power Control Knob to HOME and leave the appliance off during this rest.
• If the Cup feels warm, unplug and leave it in place for at least 30 minutes, and longer if needed until completely cool, before removing or opening it.
• If the motor has stopped from overheating, follow the separate one-hour thermal-breaker cooling check before trying again.

• Return the Power Control Knob of Magic Bullet Blender Combo to HOME, unplug and wait for the Blade to stop before removing the Pitcher.
• Check that the Blade is secured in the bottom of the Pitcher.
• If it is loose, turn the Blade counterclockwise to tighten it.
• Press the Pitcher Lid firmly down until it snaps into place, then insert the Vented Lid Cap and twist it closed.
• Place the Pitcher upright onto the Motor Base and turn it clockwise until it clicks.
• Reconnect power and select LOW or HIGH, beginning at LOW for hot ingredients.
• If the Pitcher still will not lock or the motor will not run, leave the knob at HOME and see our warranty article.

• Switch Magic Bullet Blender Combo off, unplug it and wait until the blade has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• If using a warm sealed Cup, leave it closed and on the base for at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool, before removing or opening it. Let any warm contents in other attachments cool before handling them.
• For the Cup, unlock and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Stand it upright, then unscrew the blade from the Cup.
• For the Pitcher, remove it from the Motor Base and take off its lid. Do not reach towards the blade.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and blade; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• With Magic Bullet Mini Juicer unplugged and its Power Button up at OFF, seat the Juice Bowl on the Motor Base with its open side facing the rear.
• Hold the Sieve by its top edge, align it to the drive coupling and press down until it clicks.
• Fit the cover with the Feed Chute over the Sieve and the Pulp Chute facing the rear.
• Raise each Locking Arm so its top grips the cover edge, then snap its bottom down until both arms stand locked upright.
• Fit the Pulp Bin at the rear and the Juice Cup beneath the downward-pointing Spout Cap.
• Reconnect and press Power down to ON.
• If the Sieve does not spin, leave Power OFF and check the bowl and arm fit again.

• For Magic Bullet Mini Juicer, the sieve should spin before you feed produce.
• If it does not, turn OFF and check the bowl, arms and plug rather than adding food to a stationary sieve.

1. For Magic Bullet Mini Juicer, check whether the Power button moved to OFF or a locking arm disengaged, and switch OFF before securing an arm.
2. If overheating caused the stop, unplug and cool for 15 minutes before continuing.

1. A full Pulp Bin or overfed Feed Chute can interrupt normal operation of Magic Bullet Mini Juicer.
2. Feed gradually with the Food Pusher without force, and stop when the Pulp Bin is full or the Juice Cup reaches MAX.
3. Switch OFF, unplug and wait until the Sieve is still.
4. Grip the bottom of the Pulp Bin, pull it away at an angle and slide it free, then empty it.
5. Refit it by sliding the rear cover edge into the bin top and gently pushing the bin base until it snaps into place.
6. Empty and replace the Juice Cup too.
7. If food remains trapped in the chute, unlock the arms and remove the cover before clearing it, then rebuild the securely locked assembly.
8. Stop if the motor still cannot run.

• With Magic Bullet Mini Juicer switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• With Magic Bullet Mini Juicer switched off, unplugged and the Sieve completely still, remove the cover and lift out the Sieve carefully.
• Use the Cleaning Brush under running water to clear pulp from the Sieve.
• Avoid its sharp blade teeth.
• Soak dried-on pulp in hot water for 30 minutes if needed, then brush again and refit the Sieve and cover with the locking parts secure.
• If the mesh is damaged, use the damaged-part rule above rather than reusing it.

• If Magic Bullet Mini Juicer stopped suddenly, first move the Power Button to OFF.
• Check whether its plug has been pulled from the outlet.
• Reconnect it securely with the outlet switched on, then return Power to ON.
• The Sieve should spin before more food is fed.
• If it stays still, switch OFF and check both Locking Arms and the Juice Bowl.

• Hard produce can strain the motor of Magic Bullet Mini Juicer, and thick foods with no juice to extract, such as banana or avocado, must not be used.
• Do not add frozen fruit or vegetables, and remove stone-fruit pits and citrus rind first.
• Cut produce so it fits easily into the Feed Chute without force.
• If unsuitable food has already been added, switch OFF, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop before disassembling and clearing it.
• Reassemble and try suitable fresh produce only after any required cooling wait.
• Leave the juicer off if it still stops.

• For Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W, for the processor bowl, fit the required blade, secure the lid and twist the assembled bowl onto the base to lock.
• For the blending cup, tighten the Cross Blade onto the cup and lock the inverted assembly onto the base.

• For Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W, turn the dial to ON for continuous operation or hold it at PULSE for a burst.
• If the motor does not run with the correct attachment locked in place, return to OFF and recheck the lid, vessel and power connection.

• Do not overload or jam the Feed Chute of Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W.
• Stop the motor if food is not moving.
• With power disconnected and the blades still, remove the bowl lid and reduce the load before reassembling.
• Keep each run within one minute, and for blending use ingredients at room temperature or cooler.
• If the correctly fitted appliance still stalls, stop the checks.

• Do not press excessively on the Food Pusher of Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W.
• Wait for food to move naturally down the Feed Chute before adding more.
• If food will not move, turn the knob to OFF, unplug and wait for the blades to stop before removing the Work Bowl Lid and reducing the load.
• Lock the lid and bowl again before choosing ON, then feed gradually.
• If food continues to jam, stop instead of applying more pressure.

• Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W is not an ice crusher, and fruit rind, seeds and pits must be removed before processing.
• Turn to OFF, unplug and wait for all blade movement to stop, then remove the cup or Work Bowl and clear unsuitable ingredients.
• Check the blade and vessel for damage and replace any damaged removable part before correctly reassembling.
• Try a suitable room-temperature or cooler load.
• If the motor still stalls, stop the attempt and see our warranty article.

• Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W needs air space above, below and on all sides during use.
• Turn to OFF and unplug before removing anything that obstructs circulation, and keep the Motor Base on a stable, level, dry surface.
• Refit the correct cup or Work Bowl assembly and keep the next run within one minute.
• If it still will not run normally, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• Switch Magic Bullet Kitchen Express 250W off, unplug it and wait until the blade or disc has stopped.
• Check for a spoon, packaging or another non-food object among the ingredients. Do not restart while an object is inside.
• Let any warm contents cool completely before opening the vessel.
• For the Cup, unlock and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly from the Motor Base. Stand it upright, then unscrew the blade from the Cup.
• For the Work Bowl, turn the bowl anticlockwise and lift it off the base onto a clean, dry, flat surface. Turn the lid anticlockwise to remove it. Lift out the Chopping Blade by its centre, or use the disc’s finger holes, before emptying the bowl.
• Remove the object while keeping clear of the blade or disc’s sharp edges. Inspect the vessel and cutting attachment; replace any cracked, chipped or damaged part before reassembling.

What if the object cannot be removed safely, or the blade still will not move? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• Turn the Power Dial to OFF, unplug the Motor Base and wait until the Cross Blade stops.
• Remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly and open it only when the contents are cool.
• Reduce the combined food and liquid so it stays below the Cup’s MAX line.
• Tighten the Cross Blade onto the Cup, lock the assembly onto the Motor Base, reconnect power and select ON or PULSE.

What if the motor still stalls? Return the dial to OFF and check the ingredient load and cooling instructions.

• For Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L, seat the crisping tray level in the fry pot and push the pot fully into the base until it clicks and sits flush. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
• If it protrudes, refit it before plugging in because an incorrectly fitted pot prevents operation.

• For Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L, set the temperature, then turn the timer clockwise to the recipe time to begin cooking.
• For a setting below ten minutes, turn past ten first and then turn back to the required time, and if cooking does not begin, check the pot is flush and the timer is set.

• Check the clear space around Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L before trying it again.
• Switch off, unplug and allow it to cool before moving it.
• Leave at least 200 mm of air space around the appliance, keep at least 250 mm between the appliance and the wall during use, and keep the rear air outlet uncovered.
• Reinsert the Fry Pot fully and select the required cooking controls.
• If it still stops or will not run, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• The timer reaching 0 ends cooking on Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L and turns off the orange running light.
• Turning the timer all the way counterclockwise also stops cooking.
• If food needs more cooking, check that the Fry Pot is fitted flush, set the temperature and turn the timer clockwise to the required time.
• For a time below ten minutes, turn past ten first and then back to the required setting.
• If the orange light stays off with the timer set, check the power connection and Fry Pot fit.

• The green heating light on Magic Bullet Air Fryer 2.5L turns off when the set temperature is reached.
• Check the orange running light and timer: the orange light remains on while the timer is set and cooking continues.
• If the orange light is also off, check whether the timer has reached 0 before restarting.
• If both lights remain off with a cooking time set, return to the power and Fry Pot checks.

• For NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System, with the blending cup, tighten the Rapid Extractor Blade and twist the inverted assembly clockwise until it clicks.
• The control panel should light before you select the solid circle or dashed-circle pulse control, otherwise reseat the assembly.

• With NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System unplugged, fit the Work Bowl flush onto the Processor Base & Blade Adapter and twist clockwise, then securely fit the Chopping Blade or the correctly oriented Slice/Shred Disc.
• Lower the assembled Work Bowl onto the Motor Base with its handle facing right and turn clockwise until it clicks.
• Fit the Work Bowl Lid, align its arrow and locking tab and push down while twisting clockwise to lock.
• Reconnect power.
• The panel should illuminate, then press the Solid Circle for a 30-second chopping or slicing/shredding cycle.
• Do not use Pulse with the Work Bowl.
• Stopping after 30 seconds is normal, and failure to start after these checks leads to the processor cooling check.

• Too much food in the Feed Chute or excessive force on the Food Pusher can seize the Blades or Discs of NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System.
• Power off and unplug and wait until all parts stop.
• Remove the Work Bowl Lid before releasing the Work Bowl, then carefully lift out the Blade or Disc by its centre plastic area before clearing the contents.
• Do not use the processor Blades or Discs to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• Refit the appropriate assembly and lid, keep contents below MAX, start processing before feeding and guide food slowly with the supplied Food Pusher.
• If it still stops, leave it off and use the processor cooling check.

• If the outlet, bowl lock and lid-arrow checks do not restore NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System with its processor attachment, its thermal breaker may have engaged.
• Switch off and unplug.
• Allow at least 30 minutes to cool before another attempt.
• Refit the Work Bowl until it clicks and align the lid arrows.
• If the motor still fails to start, stop the checks.

• After more than six consecutive blend cycles in six minutes, or overheating, unplug NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System and allow at least 15 minutes to cool.
• Refit the cup and blade assembly securely before trying again.
• The panel should return to normal, and if it continues flashing, see our warranty article.

• For grinding with NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System, check that the Grinder is clicked into place on the Motor Base before reconnecting power.
• Hold the Dashed Circle for short pulse grinding and release to stop.
• If the control panel does not appear after the power and lock checks, end the attempt.

• With NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Too much ice, hard ingredients or insufficient liquid can stop NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System through its thermal breaker.
• Unplug the base and allow an hour to cool for that shutdown.
• Reduce the hard-ingredient load and use sufficient liquid before locking the cup back on.
• If the motor still fails to start, see our warranty article.

• The Solid Circle starts a 30-second automatic blend on NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System.
• It stops by itself when complete.
• The Dashed Circle runs only while held.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute or run more than six consecutive 30-second intervals.
• If the panel keeps flashing after repeated use or overheating, stop and use the 15-minute cooling check.
• If the Cup is hot or warm, leave it closed until fully cool before adjusting the contents.

• With the Rapid Extractor Blade fitted to NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System, keep the Cup below MAX and never run it empty or grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• Power off and unplug, wait for the blade to stop and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly.
• Open only when completely cool.
• Inspect the Rapid Extractor Blade and replace the assembly if damaged or unable to rotate freely. Buy a replacement extractor blade in Australia or New Zealand.
• Do not touch the sharp edges to test them.
• Reduce excess contents and add enough liquid for a suitable blending recipe, then tighten the blade and click the assembly back onto the base.
• If the motor still stops, use the cup thermal-breaker check.

• The Coffee & Dry Spice Grinder Attachment on NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System needs dry or dehydrated ingredients below MAX.
• Do not add liquids, moist food or ice.
• If it stops unexpectedly, power off and unplug and wait for the blades to stop before unlocking the Grinder anticlockwise and lifting it off.
• Open the Grinding Cup by twisting clockwise, remove excess or unsuitable contents and allow the Motor Base to cool for approximately 15 minutes.
• Secure the Grinding Cup to the Grinder Blade, refit until it clicks and use short pulses.
• If it still stops, see our warranty article.

• Switch off and unplug NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System if a spoon or another non-food object is inside the fitted attachment. Wait for every moving part to stop.
• For the Cup, leave warm contents sealed for at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool; remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly, then unscrew the blade carefully. For the Work Bowl, remove its lid before releasing the bowl, then lift out the Blade or Disc by its centre plastic area.
• For the Grinder, unlock it anticlockwise from the base, lift it off and twist the Grinding Cup clockwise to open it.
• Remove the object while keeping hands away from cutting edges, then inspect the vessel, blade and visible coupling. Replace damaged detachable parts before use.
• Only refit undamaged parts after the obstruction has been cleared. Do not force a seized blade or open the motor base.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set, for NBT07400-1008, tightly screw the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cool cup, invert it onto the plugged-in base and twist clockwise until it clicks.
• Locking should start the automatic 45-second cycle, otherwise disconnect power and check the cup seating.

1. For NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set, a stop after 45 seconds is the normal program ending.
2. If it stops earlier with contents above MAX, switch off and reduce the contents to the line when the cup is safe to open, then refit the assembly.

1. For NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set, gently twist the cup anticlockwise to unlock, wait until the blades stop and then remove the assembly.
2. If the cup will not release, leave the cup closed instead of applying heat or force.

• Each NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set automatic cycle lasts 45 seconds.
• Stop after no more than three consecutive cycles and do not blend continuously for more than one minute.
• If the motor stops after more than three cycles in a five-minute period, unplug it and allow at least 20 minutes to cool.
• A separate thermal-breaker shutdown from ice, hard ingredients or too little liquid requires an hour unplugged.
• Reduce the load and correct the liquid balance before refitting the cup.
• If normal operation does not return, see our warranty article.

• With NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Do not run an empty Cup or use the Rapid Extractor Blade of NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set for dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• Stop and unplug the base, wait for movement to stop and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly.
• Open it only after the contents are completely cool.
• Remove the unsuitable load, check for damaged or seized blade parts and replace a damaged blade assembly before use.
• For blending, use sufficient liquid with hard or frozen ingredients and stay below MAX.
• If the corrected load still stops the motor, follow the thermal-breaker check.

• Disconnect NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed Cup closed for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• For NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack, for NBT07400-1009AK, NBT07400-1009SB and NBT07400-1009SG, tightly screw the Rapid Extractor Blade onto the cool cup, invert it onto the plugged-in base and twist clockwise until it clicks.
• Locking should start the automatic 45-second cycle, otherwise disconnect power and check the cup seating.

1. For NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack, a stop after 45 seconds is the normal program ending.
2. If it stops earlier with contents above MAX, switch off and reduce the contents to the line when the cup is safe to open, then refit the assembly.

1. For NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack, gently twist the cup anticlockwise to unlock, wait until the blades stop and then remove the assembly.
2. If the cup will not release, leave the cup closed instead of applying heat or force.

• Each NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack automatic cycle lasts 45 seconds.
• Stop after no more than three consecutive cycles and do not blend continuously for more than one minute.
• If the motor stops after more than three cycles in a five-minute period, unplug it and allow at least 20 minutes to cool.
• A separate thermal-breaker shutdown from ice, hard ingredients or too little liquid requires an hour unplugged.
• Reduce the load and correct the liquid balance before refitting the cup.
• If normal operation does not return, see our warranty article.

• With NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack switched off and unplugged, check that its ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and obstructions.
• Keep the base on a level surface with space for air circulation.
• Do not cover the openings with a cloth or other material.
• Clear the obstruction before the next use, and use the model’s cooling instructions if the motor has already stopped.

• Do not run an empty Cup or use the Rapid Extractor Blade of NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack for dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• Stop and unplug the base, wait for movement to stop and remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly.
• Open it only after the contents are completely cool.
• Remove the unsuitable load, check for damaged or seized blade parts and replace a damaged blade assembly before use.
• For blending, use sufficient liquid with hard or frozen ingredients and stay below MAX.
• If the corrected load still stops the motor, follow the thermal-breaker check.

• Disconnect NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed Cup closed for at least 30 minutes, and longer until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• Make sure the motor base is plugged in. Do not run it through a timer or a circuit that switches on and off.
• Twist the extractor blade onto the cup until it is tightly sealed.
• Turn the cup upside down onto the motor base, then gently push down and twist.
• Check the 3 tabs on the side of the cup for cracks or breaks. Never use a cup with a broken, damaged or missing tab.

• Unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. This resets the internal thermal breaker.
• To prevent overheating, never run the motor for more than one minute at a time.
• Use it on a level surface with clear space under and around the base for airflow. Keep the base openings free of dust and lint, and never cover them with tea towels, napkins or similar.

• Always add liquid and never run it with an empty cup.
• Keep ingredients at or below the MAX line.
• It is not an ice crusher. Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid.

• Do not use it with a damaged cord or plug.
• If the blender malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged in any way, stop using it.

• Check the removable Cup and blade assembly for cracks, broken tabs or other visible damage. Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them before further use. Buy a replacement extractor blade in Australia or New Zealand.
• Leave it off and see our warranty article.

• If the motor stops for any reason, unplug the power base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. This resets the internal thermal breaker.
• Never let the motor run continuously for more than one minute at a time. Longer runs can damage the motor and build up heat and pressure in the cup.
• Use it on a level surface with clear space beneath and around the power base so air can circulate. Keep the base openings free of dust and lint.

• Screw the blade base securely onto the cup before placing it on the power base.
• Check the 3 tabs on the side of the cup. Never use a cup with a broken, damaged or missing tab.
• Check the cord and plug for damage. Do not use the blender if either is damaged.
• Do not power the blender through a timer or other external switching device.

• If the blade is not twisted tightly onto the cup, liquid can leak into the base and stick to the activator buttons.
• Unplug the base first, then wipe the inside with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water, paying attention to the white actuator tabs. A small brush can help.
• Never use your hands or utensils to clean the actuator tabs while the blender is plugged in. Never submerge the motor base in water.

This video shows how to clean the actuator buttons and the motor base: unplug first, then use a brush dipped in warm soapy water.

• If the blender malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged in any way, stop using it.

• Leave it off and see our warranty article.

• If the motor stops for any reason, unplug the power base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. This resets the internal thermal breaker.
• Never let the motor run continuously for more than one minute at a time. Longer runs can damage the motor and build up heat and pressure in the cup.
• Use it on a level surface with clear space beneath and around the power base so air can circulate. Keep the base openings free of dust and lint.

• Screw the blade base securely onto the cup before placing it on the power base.
• Check the 3 tabs on the side of the cup. Never use a cup with a broken, damaged or missing tab.
• Check the cord and plug for damage. Do not use the blender if either is damaged.
• Do not power the blender through a timer or other external switching device.

• If the blade is not twisted tightly onto the cup, liquid can leak into the base and stick to the activator buttons.
• Unplug the base first, then wipe the inside with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water, paying attention to the white actuator tabs. A small brush can help.
• Never use your hands or utensils to clean the actuator tabs while the blender is plugged in. Never submerge the motor base in water.

This video shows how to clean the actuator buttons and the motor base: unplug first, then use a brush dipped in warm soapy water.

• If the blender malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged in any way, stop using it.

• Check the removable Cup and blade assembly for cracks, broken tabs or other visible damage. Keep damaged parts out of use and replace them before further use. Buy a replacement extractor blade in Australia or New Zealand.
• Leave it off and see our warranty article.
• Keep it off and see our warranty article rather than repeatedly retrying.

• Make sure the motor base is plugged in. Do not run it through a timer or a circuit that switches on and off.
• Twist the extractor blade onto the cup until it is tightly sealed.
• Turn the cup upside down onto the motor base, then gently push down and twist.
• Check the 3 tabs on the side of the cup for cracks or breaks. Never use a cup with a broken, damaged or missing tab.

• Unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. This resets the internal thermal breaker.
• To prevent overheating, never run the motor for more than one minute at a time.
• Use it on a level surface with clear space under and around the base for airflow. Keep the base openings free of dust and lint, and never cover them with tea towels, napkins or similar.

• Always add liquid and never run it with an empty cup.
• Keep ingredients at or below the MAX line.
• It is not an ice crusher. Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid.

• Do not use it with a damaged cord or plug.
• If the blender malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged in any way, stop using it.

• Turn the sealed cup upside down and place it onto the motor base. Press the cup down and twist to engage it, as shown in the extractor-blade assembly pictures. Do not force the fit or repeatedly press the actuators. If the motor does not start, unplug and leave the appliance off; see our warranty article.
• Check the load and run-time limits below before any permitted restart. If it stops again or still will not operate, discontinue use and see our warranty article.
• Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.
• If a check cannot be completed or the problem remains, see our warranty article.

• Unplug the power base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. This resets the internal thermal breaker.
• To prevent overheating, never run the motor for more than one minute at a time.
• Use it on a level surface with clear space under and around the power base. Keep the openings free of dust and lint, and never cover them with newspapers, tablecloths, napkins, tea towels or placemats.

• Do not run it through a timer or a circuit that is regularly switched on and off.
• Do not use adapters or converters.
• Check the cord and plug regularly. Do not use it with a damaged cord or plug.

• Screw the blade base securely onto the cup before placing it on the power base.
• Always add liquid and never run it with an empty cup.
• Keep ingredients at or below the MAX line.
• Check the 3 tabs on the side of the cup. Never use a cup with a broken, damaged or missing tab.
• Use only NutriBullet cups and blades on the power base. It does not work with other Bullet products such as the Magic Bullet.

• If it malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged in any way, stop using it.

• Leave it off and see our warranty article.

• Make sure the motor base is plugged in. Do not run it through a timer or a circuit that switches on and off.
• Twist the extractor blade onto the cup until it is tightly sealed.
• Turn the cup upside down onto the motor base, then gently push down and twist.
• Check the 3 tabs on the side of the cup for cracks or breaks. Never use a cup with a broken, damaged or missing tab.

• Unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. This resets the internal thermal breaker.
• To prevent overheating, never run the motor for more than one minute at a time.
• Use it on a level surface with clear space under and around the base for airflow. Keep the base openings free of dust and lint, and never cover them with tea towels, napkins or similar.

• Always add liquid and never run it with an empty cup.
• Keep ingredients at or below the MAX line.
• It is not an ice crusher. Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid.

• Do not use it with a damaged cord or plug.
• If the blender malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged in any way, stop using it.

• Leave it off and see our warranty article.

• Match the full model and product code on the appliance label to the guide supplied with this machine. Follow only instructions that identify that exact model; do not substitute the procedure for a similar-looking model.
• If the problem remains after the applicable checks above, leave the appliance off and see our warranty article. Include the model code and what happened.

• Make sure the motor base is plugged in. Do not run it through a timer or a circuit that switches on and off.
• Twist the extractor blade onto the cup until it is tightly sealed.
• Turn the cup upside down onto the motor base, then gently push down and twist.
• Check the 3 tabs on the side of the cup for cracks or breaks. Never use a cup with a broken, damaged or missing tab.

• Unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. This resets the internal thermal breaker.
• To prevent overheating, never run the motor for more than one minute at a time.
• Use it on a level surface with clear space under and around the base for airflow. Keep the base openings free of dust and lint, and never cover them with tea towels, napkins or similar.

• Always add liquid and never run it with an empty cup.
• Keep ingredients at or below the MAX line.
• It is not an ice crusher. Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid.

• Do not use it with a damaged cord or plug.
• If the blender malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged in any way, stop using it.

• Leave it off and see our warranty article.

• Make sure the motor base is plugged in. Do not run it through a timer or a circuit that is regularly switched on and off.
• Twist the extractor blade onto the cup until it is tightly sealed.
• Turn the cup upside down onto the motor base, then gently push down and twist.
• Check the 3 tabs on the side of the cup for cracking, crazing, breakage or rounding. Never use a cup with a broken, damaged or missing tab.

• Unplug the base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes. This resets the internal thermal breaker.
• To prevent overheating, never run the motor for more than one minute at a time.
• Use it on a level surface with clear space under and around the base. Keep the openings free of dust and lint, and never cover them with newspapers, tablecloths, napkins, tea towels or placemats.

• Always add liquid and never run it with an empty cup.
• Do not add ingredients past the MAX line.
• It is not an ice crusher. Do not crush ice or other hard items without liquid.

• Do not use it with a damaged cord or plug.
• If it malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged in any way, stop using it.

• Leave it off and see our warranty article.

• Check the cord and plug for damage. Do not use the blender if either is damaged.
• Check all three tabs on the cup. Stop using the cup and replace it if a tab is broken, damaged or missing.
• For extractor-blade blending, add ingredients and liquid without going above the cup’s MAX line.
• Twist the extractor blade tightly onto the cup.
• Make sure the motor base is plugged into an electrical outlet. Turn the assembled cup upside down onto the base, then gently push down and twist to start.

• Do not run the motor continuously for more than one minute.

• Disconnect NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set NB9-0807DG (AU and NZ) from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed vessel closed until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• Check the cord and plug for damage. Do not use the blender if either is damaged.
• Check all three tabs on the cup. Stop using the cup and replace it if a tab is broken, damaged or missing.
• For extractor-blade blending, add ingredients and liquid without going above the cup’s MAX line.
• Twist the extractor blade tightly onto the cup.
• Make sure the motor base is plugged into an electrical outlet. Turn the assembled cup upside down onto the base, then gently push down and twist to start.

• Do not run the motor continuously for more than one minute.

• Disconnect NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack Black NB9-1107AK (AU and NZ) from the power outlet if a spoon or other non-food object is in the blending vessel; wait until the blade is completely still.
• Leave a warm sealed vessel closed until it has cooled fully. Remove the vessel-and-blade assembly from the base and carefully unscrew the blade.
• Take out the object without touching the blade edges, then inspect the vessel and blade for chips, cracks or other damage.
• Replace a damaged detachable part before refitting the assembly. Do not force a seized blade or restart with the object still inside.

What if damage remains or normal operation does not return? Leave the appliance off and see our warranty article.

• Switch off NutriBullet SmartSense Blender Combo, unplug the Motor Base and wait for the blades to stop.
• Check that the Cup or Pitcher is properly attached. A flat line means the vessel is not attached correctly and blending or pulsing will not start.
• Use the Cup or Pitcher fitting steps below, then reconnect power and press Power. If the flat line remains with an undamaged, correctly fitted vessel, leave the blender off and see our warranty article.

• With the blender switched off and unplugged, check the Cup and Extractor Blade for damage. Leave a warm sealed Cup in place until it has cooled, using the warm-Cup check below.
• Add suitable cold or room-temperature ingredients and enough liquid without passing MAX; do not use an empty Cup or pack it with ice.
• Twist the Extractor Blade tightly onto the Cup. Invert the assembly, place it on the Motor Base and gently turn clockwise to lock.
• Plug in and press Power; the Control Panel should illuminate. Select a speed with + or − and press the solid-circle BLEND button, or press AUTO.

• Turn the blender off, unplug it and wait until the blade stops before refitting the Pitcher.
• Keep the contents within the Pitcher’s LIQUID MAX or solid MAX line. Snap the Pitcher Lid with Vented Lid Cap onto the Pitcher, with the spout opposite the handle.
• Place the Pitcher on the Motor Base with its handle pointing towards the Control Panel, then twist clockwise until it clicks.
• Reconnect power, press Power and choose a speed with + or −, then press BLEND. Start at the lowest speed for hot ingredients.
• If the Pitcher will not lock or is damaged, do not force it or run the blender.

• Press Power to illuminate the Control Panel.
• For manual blending, select one of the five speeds with + or −, then press the solid-circle BLEND button. Pressing BLEND again stops blending.
• For pulsing, select a speed, then press and release the dashed-circle PULSE button. Releasing it stops the pulse.
• For automatic blending, press AUTO. Pressing AUTO again pauses or stops its cycle.

• A single-serve Cup blend stops automatically after 60 seconds. Do not keep restarting it to extend a continuous blend beyond one minute.
• The zzz display after ten minutes without use indicates sleep mode.
• To begin a new blending session, check the vessel is safely fitted and follow the Power and control steps above. An unexpected stop during a cycle needs the load and overheating checks.

• Stop blending, unplug and wait for all blade movement to end. If using a warm sealed Cup, follow the cooling check before removing or opening it.
• Reduce contents that exceed the vessel’s MAX line and add enough suitable liquid to cover the solids.
• Let ingredients frozen solid defrost for 5–10 minutes before using AUTO. Do not use the blender as an ice crusher or fill the Cup with ice.
• Remove dry grains, cereal or coffee; the blending blades are not for dry grinding. Remove stone-fruit pits and any non-food items.
• Refit the undamaged vessel securely before another attempt.

• Power off, unplug and wait for the blades to stop. Leave any warm sealed Cup closed and on the base for at least 30 minutes, and longer until completely cool.
• Remove the cool vessel from the base and open it normally. Take out the object without touching the cutting edges.
• Inspect the vessel and blade for damage. Replace a damaged part before further use; if the object cannot be removed safely, leave the blender off.

• Unplug the Motor Base and leave it to cool for one hour after an overheating shutdown.
• Once the vessel is safe to handle, reduce an excessive ice or ingredient load and add sufficient liquid.
• Check that the base has clear ventilation and refit the vessel correctly before trying again.
• If the motor still does not run, stop the checks and leave the blender off.

• With the blender off and unplugged, check underneath the Motor Base for blocked ventilation openings.
• Keep the openings free of dust and lint, and place the base on a level surface with clear space underneath and around it.
• Remove cloths, paper or other obstructions before use. If the motor has already overheated, allow the full cooling time before retrying.

• Stop blending and unplug. Leave the Cup where it is; do not touch, open or remove it while warm.
• Allow at least 30 minutes to cool, and longer if it is still warm.
• Only when completely cool, carefully disengage it from the Motor Base. Point it away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly untwist the Extractor Blade.
• If the Cup will not open normally, do not force or pry it apart.

• After switching off, unplugging and waiting for the blade to stop, inspect the safely cooled parts.
• Stop using a damaged or seized blade or a cracked Cup or Pitcher. Do not test sharp edges with your fingers.
• If the Extractor Blade gasket is missing, loose or damaged, replace the blade assembly. Do not remove or refit the gasket.
• Use genuine parts intended for NutriBullet SmartSense Blender Combo before further blending.

• For NutriBullet Flip Club Pack, secure the cup to the motor-base, blade and lid assembly, press Power to wake and look for a fully illuminated ring. NEVER submerge the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in water.
• Press Power again for a 30-second cycle, and if it will not start, check the ring colour before another attempt.

1. The wake-up ring on NutriBullet Flip Club Pack shows white when ready, yellow when low and red when it needs charging.
2. Use the supplied Charging Cable and Power Supply with a clean, dry USB-C port.
3. While connected, flashing red means it still needs charge, flashing yellow means low charge, flashing green means ready for normal use and solid green means fully charged.
4. Once sufficiently charged, wake the blender and check its ring again.
5. If it still will not start, check the Cup lock rather than repeatedly pressing Power.

1. The normal blend cycle on NutriBullet Flip Club Pack ends after 30 seconds.
2. Pressing Power during a cycle also stops it early.
3. After 90 seconds without activity, the blender shuts down and its lights go out.
4. Press Power once to wake it and again to begin a cycle, starting with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top.
5. If the blades stall before the cycle ends, use the load and blockage check.

• Flashing yellow on NutriBullet Flip Club Pack can mean the Cup is not fully tightened or ingredients are blocking the blades.
• Tighten the Blending Cup to the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid until the ring turns white.
• If it is already secure, let the blender shut down and wait until the blades stop before opening the Cup and carefully dislodging food.
• Use enough liquid and keep the combined ingredients below the MAX fill line.
• Secure the assembly and retry from the upright starting position.
• If yellow returns, stop the attempt.

• Flashing red during use means NutriBullet Flip Club Pack needs you to stop blending.
• Leave Power untouched for at least 90 seconds so the blender shuts down, and allow it to cool.
• Do not blend continuously or run consecutive cycles for more than one minute in total.
• If it remains locked, keep it off and see our warranty article.

• Start NutriBullet Flip Club Pack right-side-up, with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top, to help prevent blade blockage.
• Once blending starts, turn the blender upside down so the ingredients reach the blades and place it on a clean, dry, level surface.
• If it stalls, allow complete shutdown before dislodging ingredients and checking liquid and MAX levels.
• Refit the Cup securely before trying again.
• Stop if the corrected load still cannot blend.

• Turn NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 off, unplug it and wait until the Sieve has stopped.
• Place the Pulp Basin on the Motor Base, aligning the No-Drip Spout with the dimpled side of the base.
• Hold the Sieve by its rim, align it with the drive coupling and press it down until it clicks. Keep fingers away from its sharp teeth.
• Fit the Basin Cover so its side ears align with the Pulp Basin ears. Lift the Locking Handle into both ears until it clicks.
• The motor will not start unless the handle is properly secured. Do not bypass the lock or use damaged locking parts.

• With the assembled juicer plugged in, align I on the Dial Ring with the white dot for softer produce, or II for hard produce such as carrots or beets.
• Press the central Power Button. The green indicator ring should become visible and the Sieve should turn.
• Start the motor before feeding ingredients. If it stays still, turn it off and recheck the Locking Handle.
• If no speed has been selected for ten minutes, the unit powers off; select a speed and press Power when ready to juice.

• Stop feeding, press Power to switch off, unplug and wait for the Sieve to stop.
• If the Feed Chute is packed, or the Pulp Basin is full, remove the Juice Pitcher, unlock and lower the Locking Handle, then lift the Pulp Basin with its cover and Sieve off the base.
• Remove the Food Pusher and lift off the Basin Cover. Clear the food and empty the Pulp Basin, using the flat end of the Cleaning Brush for pulp and keeping away from sharp parts.
• Reassemble and lock the juicer. Start the motor before adding more produce; feed gradually and use only the Food Pusher, without excessive force.
• If the motor overheated, use the cooling check before another attempt.

• Switch off and unplug before clearing a stalled load.
• Use fresh fruit and vegetables, cut small enough to enter the Feed Chute without forcing them. Remove citrus rind and stone-fruit pits.
• Remove frozen produce and low-water ingredients such as avocado, coconut, rhubarb or banana, which can clog the juicer.
• For hard produce, choose high speed. Let each portion pass through before adding the next.

• If the motor stops unexpectedly, unplug the Motor Base and let it cool for at least 15 minutes.
• Keep the juicer on a stable, dry, level surface with air space around and underneath the base.
• Correct a packed Feed Chute, excessive feed pressure or unsuitable ingredients before reassembling.
• If it still will not run after cooling and correct assembly, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• With power off and disconnected and the Sieve completely still, unlock the handle and remove the Pulp Basin, cover and Sieve.
• Hold the Sieve by its rim. Use the Cleaning Brush under running water to clear pulp from its holes; never touch the sharp teeth.
• For dried buildup, soak the detached Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes before brushing.
• Inspect the mesh for tears, creases or deformation. Replace a damaged Sieve before use, and stop using the juicer if vibration is extreme.
• Refit the Sieve until it clicks, attach the cover and secure the Locking Handle before starting.

• For NutriBullet Immersion Blend & Whisk Set, choose the blending arm, whisk or chopper before assembly.
• Push the motor body into the attachment and turn clockwise until locked, and if it will not secure, refit the correct attachment instead of starting it loose.

1. For NutriBullet Immersion Blend & Whisk Set, plug in with the attachment correctly fitted and press the required speed button.
2. Keep the button pressed while blending, and if the motor will not run, release it and recheck the attachment and power connection.

• Release the speed button on NutriBullet Immersion Blend & Whisk Set and wait until all movement stops.
• If the mixture is too thick, thin it with water or another suitable liquid, separate it or remove some of it.
• Try the locked attachment again in the loosened mixture.
• If it still stalls, stop and inspect the cutting area with power disconnected.

• Unplug NutriBullet Immersion Blend & Whisk Set before removing the attachment.
• Check the blade or whisk cutting area for residue and rinse the affected attachment with warm water, keeping the motor body away from the water. NEVER submerge the main unit in water.
• Refit the cleaned attachment firmly before reconnecting.
• If the motor still will not operate, unplug, disassemble and reassemble once, then see our warranty article if operation has not returned.

• Allow NutriBullet Immersion Blend & Whisk Set to cool for at least five minutes between uses to avoid overheating.
• Release the speed control and disconnect power while resting or checking attachments.
• After cooling, use a correctly locked attachment and stop the checks if the motor does not run normally.

• A hot motor shutdown on NutriBullet Immersion Blend & Whisk Set needs a longer rest than the normal pause between uses.
• Release the speed button, unplug the motor body and leave it to cool for an hour.
• After cooling, refit the selected attachment tightly and retry on a loosened, smaller mixture.
• If the motor remains stopped, leave it off and see our warranty article.

• The Blending Arm of NutriBullet Immersion Blend & Whisk Set needs liquid and must not be used to grind dry grains, cereal or coffee.
• Release the speed button, unplug and wait for movement to stop before removing the attachment from the mixture.
• Remove unsuitable dry ingredients or add suitable liquid to a blending mixture, then refit the attachment tightly and keep its blending end submerged before pressing a speed button.
• Dry chopping is permitted with the Food Chopper attachment.
• If the correctly fitted attachment still stalls on a suitable mixture, leave it off and use the hot-motor check.

• Twist the cross blade onto the cup until the blade and cup are tightly sealed.
• Line up the tabs on the cup with the tabs on the motor base, then press the cup down to turn it on.
• It blends only while you press the cup down. Release the pressure to stop.
• For hands-free blending, press down and gently turn the cup clockwise until the tabs lock under the lip of the motor base. Twist it anticlockwise to stop.

• If the motor stops working, unplug the motor base and let it cool for a few hours before using it again. This lets the internal thermal breaker reset.
• Never run it for more than one minute at a time. This can permanently damage the motor.
• Hard ingredients such as carrots or celery can jam the cross blade. If the blade stops, unplug the magic bullet straight away, take the cup off the motor base and shake the ingredients to free the blade.
• If it is still blocked, twist the cross blade off the cup and carefully turn the blades with a utensil, never your fingers. Refit the blade, plug in and try again.

• Never use it without liquid or with an empty cup, as this may damage the blade.
• Do not fill past the MAX line.
• Before each use, check the gasket is not damaged and is fully seated in the cross blade.

• Check the 3 tabs on the sides of the cups. If they are damaged, stop using the cup and replace it.
• Do not use it with a damaged cord or plug. Do not run it through a timer or a circuit that is regularly switched on and off.
• If liquid has leaked into the power base, stop using it straight away. It must be checked by a qualified electrician and certified electrically safe before it is used again.
• If it malfunctions, has been dropped or is damaged in any way, stop using it.

• If the problem remains after the applicable checks above, leave the appliance off and see our warranty article. Include the model code and what happened.

• For product code MBR-1107AK, unplug the Motor Base before fitting the Cup and wait for any blade movement to stop.
• Load suitable ingredients and liquid below MAX, then twist the Cross Blade tightly onto the Cup.
• Align the Cup tabs with the Motor Base tabs. Reconnect power and press the Cup down to blend; releasing pressure stops it.
• For hands-free operation, press down and gently turn clockwise to lock. To stop, turn the Cup counterclockwise to release. Do not run continuously for more than one minute.

• If the blade stops in lock-on mode, unplug immediately. Wait until all movement stops and allow a warm Cup to cool before handling it.
• Remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly and shake it to dislodge the ingredients.
• If the obstruction remains, remove the Cross Blade from the cooled Cup. Use a utensil, never fingers, to carefully release the blockage from the metal blades.
• Refit the tightly sealed assembly before reconnecting. If the blade stays blocked or shows damage, stop using it.

• Unplug, wait for the blade to stop and remove the safely cooled Cup before changing its contents.
• Add suitable liquid and keep the combined ingredients below MAX. Do not run an empty Cup or crush hard ingredients without liquid.
• Use frozen fruit and chilled liquid for a cold smoothie. If using crushed ice, keep it to no more than a quarter of the Cup volume and add liquid within MAX.
• Refit the Cross Blade and Cup before restarting; stop if the mixture still will not move.

• Disconnect power and wait for all movement to stop. Let a warm sealed Cup cool completely before opening it.
• Remove the Cup-and-Blade assembly, unscrew it normally and take out the object without touching the cutting edges.
• Check the Cup and blade for damage and replace any damaged part before blending again.

• Unplug the Motor Base and leave it to cool. Do not keep trying to restart it.
• Check that the ventilation openings are free of dust, lint and coverings, with space beneath and around the base.
• If the motor stopped unexpectedly, leave it off and see our warranty article for restart advice.

• With the blender unplugged, inspect the cooled Cup and blade assembly.
• Replace a Cup with cracked, broken or rounded tabs or other damage. Stop using a loose, damaged or worn Cross Blade.
• Check that the gasket is seated and undamaged. Do not remove it; replace the Cross Blade if the gasket is loose, damaged or missing.
• Do not force a damaged assembly onto the Motor Base.

1. Before fitting or removing parts, unplug the charger and leave Power untouched for 90 seconds so the blender shuts down. Wait until the blades have completely stopped.
2. Stand the Blending Cup on a clean, dry, level surface. Add ingredients, following the minimum liquid and MAX fill marks. Do not run an empty Cup.
3. Twist the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid securely onto the Blending Cup, then snap the Flip-Top Lid closed and sealed. NEVER submerge the entire Motor Base, Blade, and Lid in water.
4. Keep the blender right-side-up, with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top. Press Power once to wake it and wait about one second for the ring to illuminate. A white ring means ready; if it flashes yellow or shows red, use the matching checks below before starting.
5. Press Power again to start a 30-second blending cycle. Only once blending begins, turn the blender upside down so the ingredients reach the blades, and place it on a clean, dry, level surface.

A flashing yellow ring can mean the Blending Cup is not fully tightened.

1. With the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top, continue tightening the Blending Cup to the assembly until the ring turns white. Keep the Flip-Top Lid snapped shut.
2. Once the Cup is secured and the ring is white, use the start sequence above. If the Cup is already secure and yellow still flashes, follow the overload and blade-blockage check below.

Too much food or too little liquid can stop the blades. Flashing yellow can also indicate blocked blades.

1. Stop the blending cycle with Power if it is still running. Disconnect the charger if connected, then leave Power untouched for at least 90 seconds to allow complete shutdown. Wait until all blade movement has stopped before opening or removing anything.
2. With the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top, twist the assembly off the Blending Cup. Carefully dislodge stuck ingredients without touching the sharp blade edges.
3. Remove excess ingredients so they stay below MAX, and add enough liquid to meet the Cup’s minimum liquid mark. Do not overfill with ice, and remove stone-fruit pits or seeds before blending.
4. Secure the assembly to the Cup and snap the Flip-Top Lid closed. Start with the Motor Base, Blade, and Lid on top; turn the blender upside down only after the blades begin moving.

If the blades remain blocked or the error returns after these checks, leave the blender off and see our warranty article.

After waking, a steady yellow ring means low charge; a red ring means it needs charging and must not be used to blend.

1. Check that the USB-C port is clean, completely dry and undamaged. Use only the supplied Charging Cable and Power Supply.
2. While connected to charge, flashing red means it still needs charging, flashing yellow means low charge, flashing green means ready for normal use, and solid green means fully charged.
3. Once charged, unplug the charger, wake the blender and check the ring before following the start sequence above.

A normal blending cycle ends after 30 seconds. Pressing Power during blending also stops the cycle early. After 90 seconds without activity, the blender shuts down and the ring goes out.

For another blend, press Power once to wake the controls, then follow the start sequence above. Do not blend continuously or run consecutive cycles for more than one minute in total.

Flashing red during use is a functional error.

1. Stop using the blender immediately.
2. Do not press Power for at least 90 seconds, so the blender can shut down automatically.

Leave the blender off and see our warranty article for help with this fault.