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Care & Maintenance
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.
1 Separate/remove all parts from each
other.
2 Clean the motor base and gear shaft with
a damp cloth and wipe dry.
3 Place the bowl and single serve cups
in the dishwasher. Place the lids and
attachments on the top rack. Use caution
when handling the blade assemblies as
the blades are very sharp.
NOTE: You may also wash the container
by filling the container with no more
than 700 ml. of warm water and a drop
of dish washing detergent, placing the
corresponding lid on the container
and pulsing a few times. Do not fill the
container with more than 700 ml. of
water because it will overflow. Once
clean, remove the container from
the motor base. Rinse the container,
attachment and lid under running water.
Allow all the parts to dry before storing.
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HOW TO STORE
1 Store the Ninja
®
upright with the 1.1 L bowl on the motor
base, 4-Blade assembly inside and lid
on the bowl. Secure the power cord
underneath the base by wrapping the
cord around the cord wrap. Do not place
anything on top. Store the single serve
cups and the rest of the attachments
along side the appliance where they
will not be damaged and won't cause a
hazard.
RESETTING THE MOTOR THERMOSTAT
The Ninja
Kitchen System Pulse™ 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. 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 30 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.
Kitchen System Pulse™.
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