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Helpful Hints
If you need to scrape ingredients from the sides of the jar ensure your
blender is off unplug from the wall outlet.
When blending solid foods, always cut them into no larger than 1/2-inch
to 1-inch pieces before placing them into the jar. Blend no more than 1/2
cup of these foods at a time for uniform blending.
We do not recommend blending herbs or spices in the blender jar. They
can permanently discolor the blender jar and release strong odors into
the container which will affect the flavor of other foods.
Remember that ice cubes vary in size and shape. Smaller ice cubes can
be chopped or crushed faster than larger ones. To add ice cubes to
mixtures while the blender is operating, remove the filler cap and drop
through the opening.
If too much food is blended at one time, the motor may stall. If this
happens, stop the blender and unplug from the wall outlet. Remove a
portion of the food and then continue the blending process.
For more consistent results, always add liquid ingredients first, followed
by solid ingredients.
To add food or liquid while the blender is operating, remove the filler
cap from the blender jar cover and drop the ingredients through the
opening, however DO NOT remove the filler cap or lid if blending hot
liquids to avoid a potential burn injury. Remember to replace the filler
cap when finished adding ingredients. Avoid over-blending. Usually, you
will need to blend for only a few seconds, not minutes.
This blender is NOT intended to grind meat, mash potatoes, knead
dough, whip egg whites, or serve as a juice extractor.
Never place any of the following ingredients into the blender jar: bones
or large pieces of solidly frozen foods. If a food cannot be cut with a
knife, do not place it in the blender jar.
When making peanut butters or other nut butters or oil based foods
do not process for more than 1 minute. Over-processing can cause
overheating.
Your blender motor is equipped with a overheat protection system.
Should the motor overheat it will turn itself off. If your blender should
overheat unplug from the wall outlet and let it cool down for 45 minutes. 1
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Using Your Tamper
Open the
Top Cover by
turning counter-
clockwise.
Remove the
PCB Assembly
from the Tamper
being careful not
to pull the wire
connector.
Locate the
battery on
the underside
of the PCB
Assembly. Slide
out the battery
from under the
bracket. Slide a
new battery into
the bracket and
replace the PCB
Assembly and
Top Cover. Use
only battery type
CR2032.
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The tamper is to be used for stirring food and reading the food
temperature in the blender jar.
Never use the tamper without the lid in place. Remove the filler cap from
the lid and slide tamper into the Blender Jar. The tamper has a splash
guard located near the top that prevents the tamper from coming in
contact with the blade assembly.
The maximum temperature for the tamper is 212
º
F. To take a
temperature reading simply press the temperature button located on
top of the tamper. The temperature is read by a sensor located at the
bottom of the tamper.
You can turn the temperature sensor off by pressing the temperature
button; otherwise it will automatically shut off after 120 seconds.
Changing the
Tamper Battery
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Top Cover
Temperature
Button
Battery
PCB
Assembly
Decorative
Ring
Splash
Guard
Tamper
Stem
Temperature
Sensor
(located
underneath)
Handle