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9 10ninjakitchen.com
FEATURES
MANUAL MODES:
HIGH & LOW
Use HIGH or LOW to blend
ingredients to your preferred
consistency. Once selected, these
functions will run continuously
until turned o. They will not run in
conjunction with pre-set programs.
PULSE
Use PULSE by pressing and releasing
the button to pulse ingredients to
your desired texture and consistency.
NOTE: For shorter pulses, press the
button for a short amount of time.
IMPORTANT:
Review all warnings on pages 3–6
before proceeding.
BEFORE FIRST USE
1 Remove all packaging materials from the unit. Exercise care when unpacking the
Stacked Blade Assembly as it is sharp.
2 Wash the pitcher, lid, and Stacked Blade Assembly in warm, soapy water using
a dishwashing utensil with a handle to avoid direct contact with the blades.
Exercise care when handling the Stacked Blade Assembly, as the blades are sharp.
3 Thoroughly rinse and air-dry all parts.
4 Wipe touchscreen with a soft cloth. Allow it to dry completely before using.
NOTE: The Stacked Blade Assembly is NOT locked in place in the pitcher. Handle the
Stacked Blade Assembly by grasping the top of the shaft.
NOTE: All attachments are dishwasher safe. It is recommended that the lid and
Stacked Blade Assembly be placed on the top rack of the dishwasher. Ensure the
Stacked Blade Assembly is removed from the pitcher before placing in the dishwasher.
Exercise care when handling the Stacked Blade Assembly.
INTUITIVE TOUCHSCREEN
The intuitive touchscreen features illuminated
controls that guide you through program selection
without all the guesswork.
The power symbol should be used
to turn your appliance on or o.
AUTO-iQ® PROGRAMS:
Features intelligent programs that
combine unique pulsing, blending, and
pausing patterns that do the work for
you.
SMOOTHIE
Fresh/frozen fruits, milk/yogurt,
protein shakes
FROZEN DRINK
Margaritas, daiquiris, milkshakes
PUREE
Dips, sauces, spreads
ICE CREAM
Sorbet, sherbet, frozen yogurt
FROZEN DRINKSMOOTHIE
ICE CREAMPUREE
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