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1-877-646-5288
HOW TO CLEAN
CAUTION: Make sure that the motor base is
unplugged from the power source before inserting
or removing any blade assembly and before
cleaning.
CAUTION: DO NOT immerse the motor base into
water or any other liquid.
CAUTION: Handle the blade assemblies with care,
as the blades are very sharp.
1
Separate/remove all parts from each other.
2
Hand Washing
: Wash the lids, pitcher, bowls, Nutri
Ninja
®
cup and blade assemblies in warm, soapy
water. When washing the blade assemblies, use a
dish-washing utensil with a handle to avoid direct hand
contact with blades. Handle blade assemblies with care
to avoid contact with sharp edges. Rinse and air dry
thoroughly.
Dishwasher
: The containers, lids, blade assemblies
and attachments are all dishwasher safe. The lids
and blade assemblies are top rack dishwasher safe.
Ensure that the blade assemblies are removed from the
containers before placing in the dishwasher.
WARNING: Handle the Blade Assemblies with
care when washing, as the blades are sharp.
Contact with the blades’ edges can result in
laceration.
3
Wipe the motor base clean with a damp cloth. .
Please call customer service if any servicing needs to
be performed on the appliance at 1-877-646-5288.
HOW TO STORE
1
Store the Ninja
®
Mega Kitchen System
®
upright the blade
assembly inside the corresponding container with the lid
secured on top. Do not place anything on top. Store the
rest of the attachments in a safe place where they will
not be damaged and won’t cause harm. Loosely wrap the
power cord around the motor base.
RESETTING THE MOTOR THERMOSTAT
The Ninja Mega Kitchen System 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 Blade Assembly.
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.
Care & Maintenance
Troubleshooting Guide
Replacement Parts
ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS
To order additional parts and attachments, please visit our website:
www.ninjakitchen.com
or feel free to contact customer service:
1-877-646-5288
.
PROBLEMS
POSSIBLE REASONS & SOLUTIONS
Motor Doesn’t Start or Blade
Assembly Doesn’t Rotate.
Make sure the container is securely locked on the motor base.
Make sure the lid is securely on the container in the correct position (align arrows).
The appliance is turned “Off”. Press the power button ( ) to turn “On”.
Check that the plug is securely inserted into the electrical outlet.
Check the fuse or circuit breaker.
The unit has overheated or overloaded. Unplug and wait approximately 15
minutes before using again.
Check to make sure the unit is not overloaded.
Food is Unevenly Chopped.
Either you are chopping too much food at one time, or the pieces are not of even
size and processing smaller amounts per batch.
Food is Chopped Too Fine or is
Too Watery.
The food has been over processed. Use pulse button for controlled processing.
Food Collects On Lid or On the
Sides of the Container.
The mixture is too thick. Add more liquid.
You Cannot Achieve Snow
From Solid Ice.
Do not use ice that has been sitting out or has started to melt. Use ice straight
from the freezer.
Start with a few pulses and then go to a continuous blending cycle.
Motor Base Won’t Stick to
Counter or Table Top.
Make sure surface and suction feet are wiped clean. Suction feet will only stick to
smooth surfaces. Suction feet WILL NOT stick on some surfaces such as, wood,
tile and non-polished finishes.
DO NOT attempt to use appliance when the motor base is stuck to a surface that
is not secure, (cutting board, platter, plates, etc.).
