Wash detachable juicer parts with warm, soapy water and brush away pulp, or use the dishwasher for approved parts; motor bases stay out, and some augers, food pushers and removable spouts must be hand-washed. Dishwasher permission depends on the exact component and model: augers, food pushers and removable spouts have different exclusions, so select your model below before putting a part in the dishwasher.
NutriBullet Juicer 800W
Wash the NutriBullet Juicer 800W detachable juicing parts other than the Food Pusher in warm, soapy water or in the dishwasher without a sterilise cycle; hand-wash the Food Pusher and wipe the Motor Base, keeping both out of the dishwasher.
How do I clean my juicer parts, and can they go in the dishwasher?
- Stop and prepare for cleaning. Match the original Juicer 800W product code NBJ07100; follow the spout and control instructions for that code. Turn the juicer off, unplug it and wait until the motor and Sieve have completely stopped.
- Remove the juice pitcher. For NBJ07100, remove the Juice Pitcher from under the spout and lower the No-Drip Spout cover over the opening to prevent drips.
- Unlock the bowl. Pull the Locking Handle backwards out of the ears on both sides of the Basin Cover, then lower the handle.
- Take the juicing parts to the sink. Lift the Pulp Basin from the Motor Base with its Basin Cover and Sieve still in place; take that assembly to the sink.
- Remove the pusher and cover. Lift the Food Pusher out of the feed chute; lift the Basin Cover vertically off and scrape pulp from its inside with the Cleaning Brush’s flat end.
Next steps
- Lift out the sieve. Gently lift the Sieve straight up from the centre of the Pulp Basin without touching its sharp blade teeth; clean it immediately.
- Empty the pulp. Use the flat end of the Cleaning Brush to scrape pulp from the Pulp Basin, then empty the basin and rinse the detached parts under running water.
- Clean the sieve holes. Scrub the Sieve under running water with the Cleaning Brush after every use; avoid its sharp teeth and remove residue from blocked holes.
- Clean the motor base. Wipe the Motor Base with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water or another liquid.
What if pulp has dried onto the sieve?
Soak the detached Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes to soften dried pulp, then scrub it with the Cleaning Brush.Which parts should I hand-wash?
Hand-wash the Food Pusher with warm soapy water. Keep the Motor Base out of the dishwasherWhich parts can go in the dishwasher?
For NBJ07100, wash the detachable juicing parts other than the Food Pusher in the dishwasher, or hand-wash them in warm soapy water. Keep the Motor Base out and do not use the sterilise cycle.What should I inspect on the sieve?
Check the Sieve for torn, crinkled or deformed mesh and replace a damaged sieve before use. For heavy use, replace the sieve every 12 months or as needed; unusual noise or vibration can indicate wear.How should I store the parts?
Store the Juice Pitcher upright with its lid securely closed and nothing on top; keep other parts in a safe place where sharp pieces cannot cause harm.NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer
Wash the NutriBullet Cold Press Slow Juicer detachable parts in warm, soapy water or in the dishwasher except the Auger, which must be hand-washed; wipe the Motor Base and keep it out of the dishwasher.
How do I clean my juicer parts, and can they go in the dishwasher?
- Flush remaining food before stopping. If the juicer is still running normally after juicing, continue for about 30 seconds without adding more food to process remaining material. Pouring some water down the feed chute after juicing can also make disassembly easier. Then follow the shutdown step below.
- Prepare to take the slow juicer apart. Turn OFF, let the juicer cool completely, unplug and wait until the motor, grinding assembly and all moving parts stop.
- Remove the containers. Take the Juice Container from under the juice spout and close the spout cover to prevent drips; remove the Pulp Container.
- Remove the cover and auger. Turn the Juice Bowl Cover anticlockwise to unlock and lift it off; remove the Auger from the bowl.
- Separate the screen and brush. Lift the Juice Bowl from the base, remove the Rotating Bowl Brush and Juicing Screen together, then slide the brush down to separate it from the screen. Lift out the Food Pusher.
- Empty the containers. Empty the Juice and Pulp Containers, saving or discarding their contents, before washing.
- Rinse the removable parts. Rinse the Juice Bowl Cover, Food Pusher, Auger, Juicing Screen, Rotating Bowl Brush, Juice Bowl and both containers under running water; do not use a metal sponge.
Next steps
- Wash the detached parts. Wash detachable parts with warm soapy water or in the dishwasher, except the Auger, which must be hand-washed with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Keep the Motor Base out of the dishwasher.
- Clear the juicing screen. Use the small Cleaning Brush under running water to clean the Juicing Screen after every use; clear the holes without touching its sharp edges.
- Clear the pulp spout. Pull the pulp plug out of the pulp spout; use the narrow end of the Cleaning Brush inside the spout and run water through the bowl and spout until remaining pulp is removed.
- Refit the pulp plug. Before reassembly, check underneath the Juice Bowl and seat the pulp plug properly in the pulp spout.
- Clean the motor base. Wipe the outside of the Motor Base with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water or any other liquid.
- Dry and store the slow juicer. Dry all parts thoroughly, reassemble and store in a safe, dry place; the Juice Container fits inside the Pulp Container. When moving the juicer, hold the base rather than the Juice Bowl or Cover.
What if residue has dried onto parts?
Soak the affected detachable parts in hot water for 30 minutes to soften dried pulp, then wash or brush it away.NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W
Wash the NutriBullet Juicer Pro 1000W detachable juicing parts other than the Food Pusher in warm, soapy water or in the dishwasher without a sterilise cycle; hand-wash the Food Pusher and wipe the Motor Base, keeping both out of the dishwasher.
How do I clean my juicer parts, and can they go in the dishwasher?
- Stop and prepare for cleaning. Turn the juicer off, unplug it and wait until the motor and Sieve have completely stopped.
- Remove the juice pitcher. Remove the Juice Pitcher from under the spout and lower the No-Drip Spout cover over the opening to prevent drips.
- Unlock the bowl. Pull the Locking Handle backwards out of the ears on both sides of the Basin Cover, then lower the handle.
- Take the juicing parts to the sink. Lift the Pulp Basin from the Motor Base with its Basin Cover and Sieve still in place; take that assembly to the sink.
- Remove the pusher and cover. Lift the Food Pusher out of the feed chute; lift the Basin Cover vertically off and scrape pulp from its inside with the Cleaning Brush’s flat end.
Next steps
- Lift out the sieve. Gently lift the Sieve straight up from the centre of the Pulp Basin without touching its sharp blade teeth; clean it immediately.
- Empty the pulp. Use the flat end of the Cleaning Brush to scrape pulp from the Pulp Basin, then empty the basin and rinse the detached parts under running water.
- Clean the sieve holes. Scrub the Sieve under running water with the Cleaning Brush after every use; avoid its sharp teeth and remove residue from blocked holes.
- Clean the motor base. Wipe the Motor Base with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water or another liquid.
What if pulp has dried onto the sieve?
Soak the detached Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes to soften dried pulp, then scrub it with the Cleaning Brush.Which parts should I hand-wash?
Hand-wash the Food Pusher with warm soapy water. Keep the Motor Base out of the dishwasherWhich parts can go in the dishwasher?
The remaining detachable juicing parts are dishwasher-safe; they can also be hand-washed in warm soapy water. Do not use the dishwasher sterilise cycle.What should I inspect on the sieve?
Check the Sieve for torn, crinkled or deformed mesh and replace a damaged sieve before use. For heavy use, replace the sieve every 12 months or as needed; unusual noise or vibration can indicate wear.How should I store the parts?
Store the Juice Pitcher upright with its lid securely closed and nothing on top; keep other parts in a safe place where sharp pieces cannot cause harm.Can I wash the storage accessories in the dishwasher?
Wash the Glass Storage Bottles and their lids, and the Freezer Trays and their lids, in the dishwasher.NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer
Wash every NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer component except the Motor Base in warm, soapy water or in the dishwasher without a sterilise cycle; clean the Motor Base with a damp cloth only.
How do I clean my juicer parts, and can they go in the dishwasher?
- Prepare to clean the Batch Juicer. Turn the Dial to OFF, unplug and wait for the Auger and motor to stop before opening or removing anything.
- Remove the hopper. Open the Lid, hold the Hopper handle and turn it anticlockwise until the arrows no longer align; lift the Hopper off.
- Remove the auger and bowl. Pull the Auger straight upwards out of the Juicing Bowl, then lift the Juicing Bowl off the Motor Base.
- Rinse out pulp. Empty the Hopper and Juicing Bowl, then rinse the detached parts under running water.
- Brush away pulp. Scrub the Auger with the Cleaning Brush under running water; clean the Auger, Hopper and Juicing Bowl every time to prevent residue buildup.
Next steps
- Clean under the bowl. Clean beneath the Juicing Bowl, including the Silicone Cover, Spouts and Spout Cover.
- Reseat the silicone cover. After washing, push the Silicone Cover firmly back into place until it is fully inserted and sits flush.
- Wash the removable parts. All components except the Motor Base are dishwasher-safe, or can be hand-washed in warm soapy water. Avoid the sterilise cycle, metal sponges and abrasive pads.
- Clean the motor base. Wipe the Motor Base with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water or any other liquid.
- Store the Batch Juicer. Keep the parts together in a safe place where sharp pieces cannot cause harm; do not place anything on top of the container lid.
Can I use boiling water or a microwave?
Do not put Batch Juicer parts in a microwave, boiling water or over boiling water.What damage should I check for?
Inspect parts regularly and the Auger before every use; replace a cracked, bent or damaged Auger or other damaged detachable part before using the juicer.Is the NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer easy to clean?
Yes. The NutriBullet Cold Press Batch Juicer has just three working parts to clean, and its removable parts are dishwasher safe, but not on a sterilise cycle. An anti-drip spout also helps keep your bench cleaner between pours.
Magic Bullet Mini Juicer
Wash all Magic Bullet Mini Juicer removable parts, including the Sieve, by hand in warm, soapy water or in the dishwasher without a heat sanitation cycle; wipe the Motor Base with a damp cloth and keep it out of the dishwasher.
How do I clean my juicer parts, and can they go in the dishwasher?
- Prepare to dismantle the Mini Juicer. Set the Power Button to OFF, unplug and wait until the motor, Sieve and all moving parts have stopped.
- Remove the juice cup. Tilt the Juice Cup slightly forwards and slide it out from under the spout; immediately turn the Silicone Spout Cap upwards to prevent drips.
- Release the locking arms. Push upwards from the bottom of each Locking Arm to unclip it, then lower both arms away from the juicer.
- Remove the pulp bin. Grip the Pulp Bin underneath and pull it away at an angle until it snaps out; keep it angled and slide it away from the Juice Bowl and Cover, then empty it.
- Lift out the bowl. Lift off the Juice Bowl Cover, then pull upwards from the bottom of the Juice Bowl to remove it with the Sieve still inside.
- Remove the pusher and sieve. Lift the Food Pusher out of the chute, remove excess pulp from the cover and take the cover, bowl and Sieve to the sink; gently lift the Sieve straight out without touching its blade teeth.
Next steps
- Rinse the parts. Empty the Juice Bowl and rinse all detached parts except the Motor Base under running water.
- Clean the sieve properly. Immediately after juicing, use the supplied Cleaning Brush under running water, brushing the outside of the Sieve first and then the inside; avoid its sharp blades.
- Clean the juice bowl thoroughly. Periodically clean the Juice Bowl with a water-and-vinegar mixture to help avoid mould.
- Wash the removable parts. Every component except the Motor Base, including the Sieve, is dishwasher-safe; alternatively hand-wash in warm soapy water. Do not use the heat sanitation cycle.
- Clean the Motor Base. Wipe it with a clean damp cloth. NEVER submerge the motor base in water or other liquid.
- Store the Mini Juicer. Unplug and wind the cord around the cord wrap underneath; for longer storage, keep all parts together as an assembled juicer in a cool, dry, safe place. Put nothing on the Juice Cup Lid.
What if the sieve holes are blocked by dried pulp?
Soak the detached Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes, then brush to loosen and clear the particles.NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0
Wash the NutriBullet Juicer 800W 2.0 detachable juicing parts in warm, soapy water or in the dishwasher without a sterilise cycle, except the Food Pusher and No-Drip Spout, which must be hand-washed; wipe the Motor Base and keep it out of the dishwasher.
How do I clean my juicer parts, and can they go in the dishwasher?
- Stop and prepare for cleaning. Turn the juicer off, unplug it and wait until the motor and Sieve have completely stopped.
- Remove the Juice Pitcher. Tilt the Juice Pitcher slightly forwards to separate its flip-top opening from the No-Drip Spout, then slide it out. Immediately turn the No-Drip Spout upwards to prevent drips.
- Release the Locking Handle. Pull the handle backwards out of the ears on both sides of the Basin Cover, then lower it.
- Lift the juicing assembly to the sink. Lift the Pulp Basin upwards off the Motor Base with the Basin Cover and Sieve still in place, then take that assembly directly to the sink.
- Remove the Food Pusher. Lift it out of the Feed Chute.
- Remove and scrape the Basin Cover. Lift the cover vertically off the Pulp Basin. Use the flat end of the Cleaning Brush to scrape pulp from inside the cover.
- Remove and clean the Sieve. Gently lift it vertically out of the centre of the Pulp Basin. Clean it immediately with the Cleaning Brush under running water to remove pulp and clear the holes. Do this after every use, taking care not to touch the sharp blade teeth on the flat disc.
Next steps
- Empty the Pulp Basin. Use the flat end of the Cleaning Brush to scrape out the pulp, then empty it into your waste bin or compost.
- Rinse the removable parts. Once the Pulp Basin is empty, rinse the detached juicing parts under running water. NEVER submerge the motor base in water or any other liquid. Do not rinse the Motor Base.
- Clean the No-Drip Spout. Remove the spout, wash it by hand and rinse it with water.
- Wash the detachable parts. Hand-wash the removable parts in warm soapy water. For the dishwasher option, check the exclusions below.
- Wipe the Motor Base. Use a clean, damp cloth.
- Store the clean parts. Store the Juice Pitcher upright with its Lid secured and nothing on top. Keep the remaining pieces in a safe place where they will not be damaged or cause harm.
What if dried pulp is blocking the Sieve?
Soak the detached Sieve in hot water for 30 minutes before scrubbing it with the Cleaning Brush.Which 2.0 parts must stay out of the dishwasher?
For NBJ07150, keep the No-Drip Spout out of the dishwasher as well as the Food Pusher and Motor Base; the other detachable juicing parts can go in the dishwasher without the sterilise cycle.What wear or cracks should I check for?
For NBJ07150, inspect the removable parts periodically for wear, cracking or damage; stop using and replace a damaged part with a genuine NutriBullet replacement before using the juicer. Do not use a Sieve with torn, crinkled or deformed mesh. With heavy use, replace the Sieve every 12 months or as needed; unusual noise or vibration may indicate wear.Still need help? Chat with us and give us your model name and product code.
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