Troubleshooting - Beast B10 User Manual

Troubleshooting

• If the LED light indicator displays:
Flashing-Amber Color Light
That Means: The motor is overloaded.
Try: Power OFF the unit by pressing the Power Switch on
the back of the unit. Wait 30 seconds for the unit to reset.
Then:
1. If the contents of the Blending Vessel appear to be stuck in
place, perform the "Shake Method" listed in the "Tips &
Tricks" section to free up the ingredients before continuing
blending.
2. If the Blending Vessel is filled beyond the Max Fill line,
remove the Blade Assembly from the Blending Vessel.
Remove enough contents to bring the fill level down to or
below the Max Fill line. Then go to step 4 of the "How to Use
Your B10 Blender" section to continue blending.
3. If the LED light indicator continues to display a Flashing
Amber light, the motor itself may be overheated and will
require time to cool down. Power OFF the unit, and allow to
cool for one hour before attempting to blend again.
Troubleshooting
If the Blade Assembly is stuck on the Blending Vessel
after blending:
That Means: Your Blade Assembly may not be screwed on
tightly, which will cause the ingredients to spill into the
threading at the beginning of the blending cycle.
Try:
1. Let the Blending Vessel and the Blade Assembly sit in the
fridge overnight - try to detach once it is very cool.
2. After removing from the fridge, try to run hot water over
the area where the threads to expand the materials to make
it easier to loosen the Assembly Blade.
3. You may also try lightly tapping the threaded part of the
vessel + blade at an angle on the countertop to loosen the
blade. This may be unconventional but it works like a charm!
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Troubleshooting
• If the LED light indicator displays:
Flashing-Red Color Light
That Means: The contents of the Blending Vessel are too hot
to safely blend.
Try:
1. Power OFF the unit by pressing the Power Switch on the
back of the unit. Wait for 30 seconds for the unit to reset
before powering back on.
2. Make sure that the contents of the Blending Vessel are at
or below room temperature before continuing to blend.
• If your Beast Blender motor sounds like it is laboring and
blending is not e cient
That Means: Your Blending Vessel may be overfilled, or
Blending Vessel contents may be stuck.
Try:
1. If the contents of the Blending Vessel appear to be stuck in
place, perform the "Shake Method" listed in the "Tips &
Tricks" section to free up the ingredients before continuing
blending.
2. If the Blending Vessel is filled beyond the Max Fill line,
remove the Blade Assembly from the Blending Vessel.
Remove enough contents to bring the fill level down to or
below the Max Fill line. Then go to step 4 of the "How to Use
Your B10 Blender" section to continue blending.
If you are still not able to get your unit working properly,
please reach out to help@thebeast.com and we will be
happy to help you.
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