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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

The Mix’n Machine combines a durable motor with different styles of agitators. By rapidly 

moving the cup up and around the agitator, a thorough mixing job can be accomplished. 

Some combinations may take more time depending on additives, product temperature, 

technique, and desired consistency of finished product. Due to the difference of recipes, 

your results may also vary.
 

Programmable Model

The basic settings of the six PRE-SET buttons for the Mix’n Machine Advance 

Programmable Model are detailed below. These programs, numbered 1 through 6, are 

blending cycles designed for the most commonly made desserts. Selecting one of the 

PRE-SET programs will run the machine for a full cycle. The machine will stop by itself 

when the cycle is complete. A cycle varies in speed and length. Your machine’s PRESET 

options may differ due to program revisions or if your machine was programmed 

specifically for your business.

Note:

 A 3-second delay is added to the end of each program’s run time to  

allow time for the operator to remove the cup from the agitator before a  

new program is selected.

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Mix’n Machine Blending Procedures

1.  Put product (ice cream, yogurt, etc.) into a sturdy serving  

cup along with ingredients such as liquid flavoring, and  

mix-ins such as candy, cookies, fruit or other condiments.

2. 

For units with a Removable Agitator:

 push the  

agitator up onto the shaft until it snaps into place.

3.  Plug the machine into the nearest outlet (if unplugged).
4.  Place a cup guard on the cup (See Figure 1). Hold the cup 

(and lid or collar) securely in your hand (from the side, not 

from the bottom) and reach under the splash guard. Move 

the cup under the agitator and lift up so the agitator  

touches the bottom of the cup. See Figure 2.

5.  Turn the machine ON to activate the agitator. Follow 

instructions based on the specific model:

• 

For Mix’n Machine Advance Programmable Model:

  

Press the ON/OFF power switch to ON. Activate a 

program by selecting the desired setting on the dial. 

While holding the cup securely in your hand, use your 

fingers to push the START Actuator (located behind  

the agitator) to activate a programmed blending cycle. 

See Figure 3.

• 

For Mix’n Machine Advance Timer Model:  

Press the ON/OFF power switch to ON. While holding 

the cup securely in your hand, use your fingers to push 

the START Actuator (located behind the agitator) to 

activate a pre-set timed blending cycle. See Figure 3.

• 

For Mix’n Machine Advance Variable Speed Model: 

Select the desired setting on the SPEED dial. While 

holding the cup securely in one hand, use the other 

hand to press the ON/OFF power switch to ON to 

activate the agitator. Depending on ingredients, start  

on a lower setting, then switch to a higher setting once 

the mixture begins processing.

• 

For Mix’n Machine Standard Model (Countertop  

and Wall Mount):

 While holding the cup securely in  

one hand, use the other hand to press the ON/OFF 

power switch to ON to activate the agitator.

6.  With a swirling motion, gradually move the cup up and down 

around the spinning agitator and completely around all sides 

of the cup. (If ice cream is hard, this should be done slowly.) 

Develop your own technique for the desired consistency 

of the finished product. The agitator will do some chipping 

and breaking of the solids. However, it is not intended to 

completely pulverize ingredients as solid chunks are  

expected to be evident in the final product. See Figure 4.

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FIGURE 1

ON

ADVANCE PROGRAMMABLE ICE CREAM MIXER

OFF

FIGURE 2

ON

ADVANCE PROGRAMMABLE ICE CREAM MIXER

OFF

FIGURE 3

ON

ADVANCE PROGRAMMABLE ICE CREAM MIXER

OFF

FIGURE 4

1

Easy-to-blend frozen dessert with whole  
mix-in candies, cookies, etc.

Starts LOW (17%), ramps to MED-HIGH  
(60%) for 10 seconds, then ramps to HIGH 
(100%) for 4 seconds

:16

2

Easy-to-blend frozen dessert with chunks of 
candies, cookies, etc. mixed throughout

Quickly ramps up to HIGH (100%), decreases to
MED-HIGH (67%) for 5 seconds, then decreases
to MED-LOW (36%)

:16

3

Frozen dessert with syrups that require 
extended blending time (i.e., thick milkshakes 
and malts)

Runs on LOW (20%)

:20

4

Hard-to-blend frozen dessert with syrups or 
mix-ins that require little blending time

Starts LOW (17%) and quickly ramps to HIGH
(100%) for 12 seconds

:14

5

Hard-to-blend frozen dessert with whole  
mix-in candies, cookies, etc.

Ramps up to HIGH (84%) for 10 seconds, then
ramps to HIGH (100%) for 6 seconds

:16

6

Hard-to-blend frozen dessert with chunks of 
candies, cookies, etc. mixed throughout

Starts MED (40%) and quickly ramps to HIGH
(100%) for 16 seconds

:20

DIAL  

SETTING

DESSERT TYPE

DESCRIPTION

RUN 

TIME

Disposable Lid

Permanent Collar

Cup guards are sold  

through foodservice  

equipment distributors

Summary of Contents for Mix'n Machine ADVANCE

Page 1: ...Mix n Machine Use and Care Manual Read and save these instructions MIX N MACHINE MIX N MACHINE ADVANCE ALL MODELS...

Page 2: ...not place the machine on or near a hot gas or electrical burner in a heated oven or allow machine to touch hot surfaces External heat sources can damage the machine 12 Keep hands utensils and other i...

Page 3: ...ance Programmable Model Pre programmed with six blending options and pulse switch COUNTERTOP ON OFF Power Switch This is a lighted switch When light is lit power is ON Located on the front of the mach...

Page 4: ...is an additional design feature that helps prevent unintentional use of the foot pedal Mix n Machine Standard Model COUNTERTOP ON OFF Power Switch Located on the front of the machine the ON OFF switc...

Page 5: ...FF power switch to ON While holding the cup securely in your hand use your fingers to push the START Actuator located behind the agitator to activate a pre set timed blending cycle See Figure 3 For Mi...

Page 6: ...F switch to OFF when not in use To use the PULSE switch to refresh drinks and desserts Advance Programmable Model only Make sure the power is ON Move the cup under the agitator and lift up so the agit...

Page 7: ...easily and is ideal for preventing flavors colorings and potential allergens from being transferred from serving to serving IMPORTANT NOTES See pages 17 or 19 for kit options for converting from eithe...

Page 8: ...y water Rinse clean and sanitize as necessary Do not use any abrasive material or paper towels which would scratch the surface Also avoid cleaners which contain ammonia most window cleaners contain am...

Page 9: ...nent Soft Hard Ice Cream Agitator To Removable Reusable Agitator 81 Conversion Kit Removable Reusable Agitator To Permanent Soft Ice Cream Agitator 30006 Conversion Kit Removable Reusable Agitator To...

Page 10: ...able Reusable Agitator 30004 Conversion Kit Removable Reusable Agitator To Permanent Soft Ice Cream Agitator 30005 Conversion Kit must be used with 30034 sold separately Removable Reusable Agitator To...

Page 11: ...ability d If the shaft is still misaligned rotate the shaft by hand while holding a marking pen close to the lower end The first spot to touch and leave a mark is the side of the shaft most out of ali...

Page 12: ...OTHER WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS EXPRESS OR IMPLIED STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND WITHOUT LIM...

Page 13: ...Before Shipment Do not return or send in Equipment without the approval from Vitamix Under no circumstances will Vitamix be responsible for the cost of any unauthorized repairs All Equipment returns...

Page 14: ...speed Volts 120 VAC Amps 2 0 Hz 50 60 Volts 220 240 VAC Watts 150 180 Hz 50 60 Volts 100 VAC Japan Watts 100 Hz 50 60 Standard Models 60 Hz 3440 RPM bare motor speed 50 Hz 2840 RPM bare motor speed Vo...

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