• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the Rapid Extractor Blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid, baking soda, baking powder, yeast or another bubbling ingredient.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup will not untwist, do not leave the sealed food standing for a prolonged time; dispose of the cup and contents safely.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the Rapid Extractor Blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached Rapid Extractor Blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion; inspect the blade for free movement without touching its cutting edges.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete Rapid Extractor Blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Ultra 1200; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the gentle downward-and-anticlockwise release in step 3; lifting straight up does not perform the unlocking movement.
• Before refitting, screw the extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and gently push down and twist it into place. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it about two-thirds full with room-temperature water (21°C or less), attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup, its three side tabs and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet 900 Series; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the gentle downward-and-anticlockwise release in step 3; lifting straight up does not perform the unlocking movement.
• Before refitting, screw the extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and gently push down and twist it into place. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it about two-thirds full with room-temperature water (21°C or less), attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup, its three side tabs and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet 900 Essentials Set; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the gentle downward-and-anticlockwise release in step 3; lifting straight up does not perform the unlocking movement.
• Before refitting, screw the extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and gently push down and twist it into place. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it about two-thirds full with room-temperature water (21°C or less), attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup, its three side tabs and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet 900 Mega Pack; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the gentle downward-and-anticlockwise release in step 3; lifting straight up does not perform the unlocking movement.
• Before refitting, screw the extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and gently push down and twist it into place. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it about two-thirds full with room-temperature water (21°C or less), attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup, its three side tabs and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet 600 Series; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the Rapid Extractor Blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid, baking soda, baking powder, yeast or another bubbling ingredient.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup will not untwist, do not leave the sealed food standing for a prolonged time; dispose of the cup and contents safely.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the Rapid Extractor Blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached Rapid Extractor Blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion; inspect the blade for free movement without touching its cutting edges.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete Rapid Extractor Blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Ultra 1000 / Ultra 1000 Premium; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the easy-twist extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the easy-twist extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached easy-twist extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete easy-twist extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Select 1200 / 2.0 Select 1200; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Stop with POWER, wait for the blade to stop, turn the blender off completely and unplug it. Twist the pitcher anticlockwise and lift it from the motor base.
• Remove the pitcher lid only once blending has stopped. Use the supplied tamper to dislodge food stuck to the pitcher sides; do not reach toward the blade.
• Wash the removed pitcher and lid, scrubbing stuck food with a dish brush or sponge. Inspect the pitcher and twisting threads for cracks or breakage; replace a damaged pitcher rather than forcing it back onto the base.
• Refit the lid securely before another blend. If the pitcher does not align correctly with the blade or will not release by its normal movement, stop and seek help.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and gently push down and twist it into place. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• After three one-minute intervals, allow the motor base to cool for 2–3 minutes before another interval.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it about two-thirds full with room-temperature water (21°C or less), attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Pro+ 1200 / Pro Plus 1200; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the easy-twist extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the easy-twist extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached easy-twist extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete easy-twist extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Pro 1000 / 2.0 Pro 1000; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Hot ingredients can create steam pressure and separate the cup from the blade; do not blend the mixture again to loosen the attachment.
• Wait for complete cooling before careful opening, using the sequence above. Start future blends with cold or room-temperature ingredients.

• Blade friction heats ingredients and creates pressure inside the cup. Stop the motor and let a warm cup cool before trying normal removal.
• Keep each continuous blend within one minute; a longer run is not a way to release a stuck blade attachment.

• Gas from carbonated ingredients can pressurise the sealed container. Do not run another blend or force the cup open.
• If it will not release by normal hand removal after cooling, leave it assembled for help; avoid carbonated ingredients in later blends.

• Food left sealed for a long time can ferment and build pressure; moving or opening the cup may make the contents spray out.
• Do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached. Ask for help with a cup that remains sealed, and transfer food to a suitable storage container after successful opening.

• Check whether the contents exceed the marked MAX level. Wait until the cup is cool and opens normally before removing excess contents.
• Keep the next blend within MAX, tighten the blade securely onto the cup and refit the complete assembly; stop if a connection still will not seat normally.

• With the assembly off and the base unplugged, wipe the motor base using a warm soapy cloth.
• Hand-wash the detached extractor blade with soap and water, rinse it and dry both sides completely.
• For food dried inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it about two-thirds with water at 21°C or less, fit the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug and let all movement finish before taking it apart to lightly scrub and rinse.
• Do not perform that cleaning cycle on a sealed assembly that cannot be opened normally. If the connection still binds, stop and seek assistance.

• Inspect the accessible gasket after removing the blade. A dislodged or damaged seal can cause leakage and must not be repaired by tightening harder.
• Leave the gasket in place for cleaning; replace the complete blade assembly if the gasket is damaged or loose. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

If the cup or blade stays trapped, quote the full product code when asking for the correct unlocking procedure.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the Rapid Extractor Blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Keep each blend within one minute and do not run more than three consecutive 45-second cycles; allow 10–20 minutes for contents to settle after multiple cycles, and use the longer warm-cup procedure above if needed.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid, baking soda, baking powder, yeast or another bubbling ingredient.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup will not untwist, do not leave the sealed food standing for a prolonged time; dispose of the cup and contents safely.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the Rapid Extractor Blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached Rapid Extractor Blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion; inspect the blade for free movement without touching its cutting edges.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete Rapid Extractor Blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket.
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Turbo 1000; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Unplug the motor base first. Do not handle the blender until all parts have stopped moving.
• Gently push the cup down and untwist it anticlockwise to unlock it.
• Never remove the cup and blade while the motor is still running. This can damage the blade coupling or motor gear.

• If the cup feels warm, let it cool before carefully opening it, pointed away from your body.
• Do not remove the extractor blade from the cup until blending has completely stopped.
• Blades are sharp. Handle them carefully.

• If the blade was not twisted on tightly, liquid can leak into the base and stick to the activator buttons.
• With the base unplugged, wipe the inside and outside with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. Use a small brush on the white actuator tabs if needed.
• Never use your hands or utensils on the actuator tabs while the base is plugged in. Never put the motor base in water.

• Once the cup is off, fill it about two-thirds with room-temperature water (21°C or less) and screw on the extractor blade. Run it on the motor base for about 20–30 seconds, then lightly scrub and rinse.

• Hot ingredients can create steam pressure and separate the cup from the blade; do not blend the mixture again to loosen the attachment.
• Wait for complete cooling before careful opening, using the sequence above. Start future blends with cold or room-temperature ingredients.

• Blade friction heats ingredients and creates pressure inside the cup. Stop the motor and let a warm cup cool before trying normal removal.
• Keep each continuous blend within one minute; a longer run is not a way to release a stuck blade attachment.

• Gas from carbonated ingredients can pressurise the sealed container. Do not run another blend or force the cup open.
• If it will not release by normal hand removal after cooling, leave it assembled for help; avoid carbonated ingredients in later blends.

• Food left sealed for a long time can ferment and build pressure; moving or opening the cup may make the contents spray out.
• Do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached. Ask for help with a cup that remains sealed, and transfer food to a suitable storage container after successful opening.

• Check whether the contents exceed the marked MAX level. Wait until the cup is cool and opens normally before removing excess contents.
• Keep the next blend within MAX, tighten the blade securely onto the cup and refit the complete assembly; stop if a connection still will not seat normally.

• With the assembly off and the base unplugged, wipe the motor base using a warm soapy cloth.
• Hand-wash the detached extractor blade with soap and water, rinse it and dry both sides completely.
• For food dried inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it about two-thirds with water at 21°C or less, fit the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug and let all movement finish before taking it apart to lightly scrub and rinse.
• Do not perform that cleaning cycle on a sealed assembly that cannot be opened normally. If the connection still binds, stop and seek assistance.

• Inspect the accessible gasket after removing the blade. A dislodged or damaged seal can cause leakage and must not be repaired by tightening harder.
• Leave the gasket in place for cleaning; replace the complete blade assembly if the gasket is damaged or loose.

If the cup or blade stays trapped, quote N12-1207C when asking for the correct unlocking procedure.

• Hot ingredients can create steam pressure and separate the cup from the blade; do not blend the mixture again to loosen the attachment.
• Wait for complete cooling before careful opening, using the sequence above. Start future blends with cold or room-temperature ingredients.

• Blade friction heats ingredients and creates pressure inside the cup. Stop the motor and let a warm cup cool before trying normal removal.
• Keep each continuous blend within one minute; a longer run is not a way to release a stuck blade attachment.

• Gas from carbonated ingredients can pressurise the sealed container. Do not run another blend or force the cup open.
• If it will not release by normal hand removal after cooling, leave it assembled for help; avoid carbonated ingredients in later blends.

• Food left sealed for a long time can ferment and build pressure; moving or opening the cup may make the contents spray out.
• Do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached. Ask for help with a cup that remains sealed, and transfer food to a suitable storage container after successful opening.

• Check whether the contents exceed the marked MAX level. Wait until the cup is cool and opens normally before removing excess contents.
• Keep the next blend within MAX, tighten the blade securely onto the cup and refit the complete assembly; stop if a connection still will not seat normally.

• With the assembly off and the base unplugged, wipe the motor base using a warm soapy cloth.
• Hand-wash the detached extractor blade with soap and water, rinse it and dry both sides completely.
• For food dried inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it about two-thirds with water at 21°C or less, fit the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug and let all movement finish before taking it apart to lightly scrub and rinse.
• Do not perform that cleaning cycle on a sealed assembly that cannot be opened normally. If the connection still binds, stop and seek assistance.

• Inspect the accessible gasket after removing the blade. A dislodged or damaged seal can cause leakage and must not be repaired by tightening harder.
• Leave the gasket in place for cleaning; replace the complete blade assembly if the gasket is damaged or loose. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).

If the cup or blade stays trapped, quote N12-1007 when asking for the correct unlocking procedure.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the easy-twist extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the easy-twist extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached easy-twist extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete easy-twist extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet 2.0 Pro 1200; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3 before lifting the complete cup-and-blade assembly from the base.
• Before refitting, screw the extractor blade tightly onto the cup, refit the complete assembly onto the motor base. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, add room-temperature water (21°C or less) without exceeding MAX, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup, its three side tabs and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet 500 Series / 4 Piece; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Unplug the motor base first. Do not handle the blender until all parts have stopped moving.
• Gently push the cup down and untwist it anticlockwise to unlock it.
• Never remove the cup and blade while the motor is still running. This can damage the blade coupling or motor gear.

• If the cup feels warm, let it cool before carefully opening it, pointed away from your body.
• Do not remove the extractor blade from the cup until blending has completely stopped.
• Blades are sharp. Handle them carefully.

• If the blade was not twisted on tightly, liquid can leak into the base and stick to the activator buttons.
• With the base unplugged, wipe the inside and outside with a sponge or cloth dampened with warm soapy water. Use a small brush on the white actuator tabs if needed.
• Never use your hands or utensils on the actuator tabs while the base is plugged in. Never put the motor base in water.

• Once the cup is off, fill it about two-thirds with room-temperature water (21°C or less) and screw on the extractor blade. Run it on the motor base for about 20–30 seconds, then lightly scrub and rinse.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the gentle downward-and-anticlockwise release in step 3; lifting straight up does not perform the unlocking movement.
• Before refitting, screw the extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and gently push down and twist it into place. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• For the next use, allow at least one minute between cycles.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid, baking soda, baking powder, yeast or another bubbling ingredient.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup will not untwist, do not leave the sealed food standing for a prolonged time; dispose of the cup and contents safely.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it about two-thirds full with room-temperature water (21°C or less), attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup, its three side tabs and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion; inspect the blade for free movement without touching its cutting edges.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket.
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet 700 Series; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the easy-twist extractor blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the easy-twist extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached easy-twist extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete easy-twist extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (Australia) or extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Select 1000 / Select 1000 with pitcher; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• With the motor stopped and unplugged, use the pitcher release in step 3; the pitcher comes off with its easy-twist extractor blade still fitted.
• For reassembly, secure the easy-twist extractor blade onto the pitcher base, put the pitcher on the motor base and turn clockwise until it clicks. Fit the pitcher lid securely before use.
• If the pitcher cannot be released with its normal turn, leave it attached and ask for help rather than forcing the lock or dismantling the motor base.

• With the motor base unplugged, inspect the visible cup tabs and accessible actuator area for damage or sticky food.
• Replace a cup with broken tabs; do not force it into the base. Wipe accessible base surfaces with a cloth dampened in warm soapy water.
• If the jam prevents access, leave the cup in place and request help rather than pushing through it.

• Check the accessible gasket after the blade has been removed normally. The gasket must stay in the blade for cleaning.
• A loose or damaged gasket requires a replacement blade assembly; do not remove or replace the seal alone.

• The Pro+ Matte Black cups are sealed blending cups and must not be used with hot or carbonated ingredients.
• If the attachment is now stuck, stop the removal attempt and ask for help with the unopened assembly. Use cool or room-temperature ingredients for future blends.

• Keep contents below the marked MAX line and do not run continuously for longer than one minute.
• Do not use another blend to free the attachment; if the cup remains trapped, quote N12-1207MK-C when requesting the matching removal instructions.

For Pro+ Matte Black N12-1207MK-C, request the matching release procedure before attempting to turn a jammed attachment further.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Turn the cup anticlockwise as described in step 3, then lift the cup and extractor blade together.
• Before refitting, tighten the extractor blade securely onto the cup and place the complete assembly onto the motor base. If it will not fit normally, leave the base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; wipe accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it with room-temperature water without exceeding MAX, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup, its three side tabs and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket.
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• The NBM-BA031 Cross Blade is listed for this model family. Check the replacement blade’s product code before fitting it; do not force an attachment that will not seat.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

If the NBR-0807AW Essentials Kit attachment stays trapped, quote that code when asking for further removal help.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the Rapid Extractor Blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid, baking soda, baking powder, yeast or another bubbling ingredient.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup will not untwist, do not leave the sealed food standing for a prolonged time; dispose of the cup and contents safely.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the Rapid Extractor Blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached Rapid Extractor Blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion; inspect the blade for free movement without touching its cutting edges.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete Rapid Extractor Blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket.
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Ultra 1200 McLaren / Club Pack; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the Rapid Extractor Blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid, baking soda, baking powder, yeast or another bubbling ingredient.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup will not untwist, do not leave the sealed food standing for a prolonged time; dispose of the cup and contents safely.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the Rapid Extractor Blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached Rapid Extractor Blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion; inspect the blade for free movement without touching its cutting edges.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete Rapid Extractor Blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket. Buy a replacement extractor blade (New Zealand).
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Ultra 1200 Premium; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Remove the Work Bowl Lid before trying to release the Processor Attachment from the Motor Base; the lid keeps the Work Bowl from disengaging.
• After removing the attachment, support the Processor Base from beneath and turn the Work Bowl handle anticlockwise to separate the bowl from the Processor Base and Blade Adapter.

• If the Cup feels warm, leave the Cup closed and follow the cooling step above before trying to release the blade.
• For the next blend, use only refrigerated or room-temperature ingredients in the Cup; do not blend hot ingredients in the NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Cup.

• Check whether the blend ran continuously for more than one minute; friction can heat the contents even when they started cold.
• Do not restart a warm, closed Cup to loosen it; let the contents cool for at least 30 minutes and until completely cool before opening as described above.

• Check the ingredients for fizzy liquids or gas-releasing additions such as baking powder or yeast where used.
• Keep the Cup pointed away from your face and body when it can be opened; do not repeat the recipe in a sealed Cup.

• A Cup left closed after blending can build pressure; follow the slow opening and cooling directions above rather than trying another blend.
• After future blends, remove the blade and use the supplied storage lid or another suitable container; do not leave the blade fitted as a storage lid.

• Check the level against the Cup’s MAX mark without opening a warm Cup.
• Once the Cup is cool and has opened safely, reduce the contents to at or below MAX before refitting the blade; leave the Cup closed if the blade will not release normally.

• With the Motor Base unplugged and the disc stopped, remove the lid and clear the contents from the Feed Chute; a scraper may be used only while the processor is off.
• Keep the Work Bowl below its maximum fill line; reinstall the blade or disc and lock both the Processor Attachment and its lid before reconnecting power. Start the processing cycle with the Solid Circle, then add food slowly using only the supplied Food Pusher.

• Lift the disc or Chopping Blade by the central plastic knob; never tip the Work Bowl to drop a sharp attachment into your hand.
• For slicing or shredding, align the Disc and Blade Adapter hash marks with the chosen function facing upwards; the Disc should sit nearly flush with the bowl’s top rim.
• Refit the lid by aligning its locking tab with the Processor Base mechanism, then pushing down and turning clockwise; if it will not lock normally, stop.

• Once the Cup is cool and open, reduce its contents to MAX or below and add sufficient liquid; do not use the Rapid Extractor Blade for dry grinding or ice crushing.
• Refit the blade and Cup correctly before another blend; stop using the blade if it remains seized.

• Remove the stopped Grinder and open the Grinding Cup clockwise; reduce the ingredients below MAX and remove any ice, liquid or moist ingredients.
• Use only dry or dehydrated ingredients, refit the Grinding Cup to the Grinder Blade and lock the complete Grinder clockwise onto the base.
• If the Motor Base stopped from overheating, leave it unplugged to cool for approximately 15 minutes; once the correctly assembled Grinder is locked onto the base, reconnect power and use the Dashed Circle for short 1–2 second pulses. If the blade still jams, release the control, unplug and wait for all movement to stop before handling the Grinder.

• For the released Rapid Extractor Blade, use warm soapy water and a small brush; wipe the unplugged Motor Base and brush the actuator area.
• Wash the Processor Base and Blade Adapter by hand; for stubborn residue on a removed blade or disc, immerse it in room-temperature water with 1–2 drops of dish soap for 20–30 seconds, then scrub carefully.
• Wash the separated Grinding Cup and Grinder Blade with soap and water; dry the parts before refitting, and never use dishwasher heat or sanitise cycles.

• Inspect the Cup and Work Bowl for cracks, cloudiness or warping; check the Rapid Extractor Blade for damage, a missing gasket or failure to rotate freely.
• Stop using the damaged detachable part and replace it with the correct NutriBullet Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System part; do not dismantle the Motor Base or force a mismatched attachment.

If a cool Cup and Rapid Extractor Blade still will not separate, request help and follow the guide’s safe disposal instructions for the sealed contents instead of leaving them to ferment.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Turn the cup anticlockwise as described in step 3, then lift the cup and extractor blade together.
• Before refitting, tighten the extractor blade securely onto the cup and place the complete assembly onto the motor base. If it will not fit normally, leave the base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Do not blend continuously for more than one minute; wait until the cup is cool before releasing it.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup cannot be opened normally, stop the removal attempt and ask for help; do not continue storing the mixture with the blade attached.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the extractor blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; wipe accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached extractor blade by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it with room-temperature water without exceeding MAX, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup, its three side tabs and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete extractor blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket.
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• The NBM-BA031 Cross Blade is listed for this model family. Check the replacement blade’s product code before fitting it; do not force an attachment that will not seat.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the Rapid Extractor Blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Keep each blend within one minute and do not run more than three consecutive 45-second cycles; allow 10–20 minutes for contents to settle after multiple cycles, and use the longer warm-cup procedure above if needed.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid, baking soda, baking powder, yeast or another bubbling ingredient.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup will not untwist, do not leave the sealed food standing for a prolonged time; dispose of the cup and contents safely.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the Rapid Extractor Blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached Rapid Extractor Blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion; inspect the blade for free movement without touching its cutting edges.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete Rapid Extractor Blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket.
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Turbo 1000 Deluxe Set; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.

• Check whether the cup and blade are still seated in the base, rather than trying to undo the blade while the assembly is attached.
• Use the anticlockwise release in step 3, then lift the complete assembly clear.
• Before refitting, screw the Rapid Extractor Blade tightly onto the cup, invert the assembly and turn it clockwise into the locked position. If the correct movement will not work, leave the motor base unplugged.

• Heat can pressurise the sealed cup; do not try to open a cup that still feels warm.
• Use the cooling and pressure-release sequence above before separating the cup and blade. For the next blend, use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients only.

• Blade friction heats the mixture and increases pressure inside the cup; stop blending rather than running another cycle to loosen it.
• Keep each blend within one minute and do not run more than three consecutive 45-second cycles; allow 10–20 minutes for contents to settle after multiple cycles, and use the longer warm-cup procedure above if needed.
• Do not use additional blending to open a tight cup.

• Check whether the blend included fizzy liquid, baking soda, baking powder, yeast or another bubbling ingredient.
• Gas can build pressure inside the sealed cup; do not blend the mixture again or force the assembly apart. If it will not release normally after cooling, seek help before handling it further.
• Keep carbonated ingredients out of future cup blends.

• Food left sealed can release gas and increase pressure, so the extractor blade must not be used as a storage lid.
• If the cup will not untwist, do not leave the sealed food standing for a prolonged time; dispose of the cup and contents safely.
• After successful removal, transfer food to a suitable storage container rather than refitting the blade for storage.

• Check the ingredient level against MAX; overfilling can cause leakage and dangerous pressure.
• After the cup has cooled and opens normally, remove enough contents to keep the next blend within MAX. Add liquid for extractor-blade blending and refit the Rapid Extractor Blade securely.
• If the blade will not turn or a component is damaged, stop using that part instead of repeating the blend.

• Only after the assembly has come off, clean the unplugged motor base with a cloth dampened with warm soapy water; use a small brush on accessible actuator areas to loosen sticky spills. Do not remove the motor base's internal pieces.
• Wash the detached Rapid Extractor Blade on the top rack of the dishwasher (no heat or sanitise cycle) or by hand, keeping fingers away from the sharp edges, and use a brush or sponge to remove food deposits. Leave the gasket in place and dry the blade completely.
• For food stuck inside an already-open, undamaged cup, fill it to MAX with room-temperature water and 1–2 drops of dish soap, attach the extractor blade and blend for 20–30 seconds. Stop, unplug, wait for all movement to end, then take it apart and lightly scrub and rinse away the loosened food.
• This cleaning cycle is for removable, intact parts; do not run a stuck sealed assembly to try to release it. If the attachment still binds after accessible residue is removed, leave it off the motor base and seek help.

• After removal, inspect the cup and blade housing for cracking, breakage or distortion; inspect the blade for free movement without touching its cutting edges.
• A cracked or warped cup must be replaced before reuse. A loose, missing or damaged gasket requires replacement of the complete Rapid Extractor Blade; do not pull out or refit the gasket.
• Do not use heat or a dishwasher sanitise cycle to reshape a part. Replace a damaged detachable component with the correct genuine part.

• Use only genuine attachments intended for NutriBullet Turbo Ultimate Pack; do not force a mismatched attachment into place.
• If the original attachment fits but a replacement does not, stop using the replacement and have its compatibility checked against the product code before refitting.