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HOW TO CLEAN
CAUTION: Make sure that the motor base is
unplugged from the power source before inserting
or removing any attachment and before cleaning.
CAUTION: DO NOT immerse the motor base into
water or any other liquid.
CAUTION: Use caution when handling the blade
assemblies as the blades are very sharp.
1 Separate/remove all parts from each other.
2 Clean the motor base with a damp cloth and wipe dry.
3 Place the blender pitcher, Nutri Ninja
®
cup and food
processor bowl in the dishwasher. Place the lids and
attachments on the top rack.
OR
4 Carefully hand wash the lids, blender pitcher, food
processor bowl, Nutri Ninja
®
cups and blade assemblies in
warm, soapy water with a soft cloth.
Please call customer service if any servicing needs to be
performed on the appliance at 1-877-646-5288.
Care & Maintenance
HOW TO STORE
1 Store the
Nutri Ninja
®
|
Ninja
®
Blender System with
Auto-iQ
™
Technology
upright with the pitcher on the
motor base, 6-Blade assembly inside the pitcher and lid on
the pitcher. Do not place anything on top. Store the bowl
with the 4-Blade assembly inside and the lid on top. S
tore
the Nutri Ninja
®
cup and the rest of the attachments
along side the appliance or in a cabinet where they will
not be damaged and won’t cause a hazard.
RESETTING THE MOTOR THERMOSTAT
The Nutri Ninja
®
|
Ninja
®
Blender System with
Auto-iQ
™
Technology
features a unique safety system
which prevents damage to the unit’s motor and
drive system should you inadvertently overload your
appliance. If the appliance is being overloaded,
the motor will stop. Allow the appliance to
cool for approximately 15 minutes. To reset the
appliance, follow the resetting procedure below:
1
Unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet.
2
Remove and empty the container and ensure that no
food is jamming the cutting blades or attachments.
3
Allow the appliance to cool for approximately 15
minutes.
4
Re-install the container onto the base and re-plug the
appliance into the electrical outlet.
5
Proceed to use the appliance as before making sure not
to exceed the recommended maximum capacities.
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