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Getting To Know Your Blender - recipes
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Section 2: Unpacking Note: Save all packaging materials and instructions for future use. 2.1 Unpacking Your Blender You should have received the following items: • Signature Series motor base • Blender jar with vented lid • Recipe book(s) included in package offering • Owner's manual • Other accessories included in package offering Additional literature may have been included depending on the package configuration. To unpack your blender: • Remove the blender motor base, jar and lid from the packaging. • Unwind the power cord. • Check for and remove any packing material blocking ventilation holes on the underside of the blender motor base. • Inspect all items to ensure no damage occurred during shipping. • If any damage has occurred, immediately call 1-800-BLENDTEC or 801-222-0888. 2.2 Recording the Serial Number and Date of Purchase Record the blender motor serial number, date of purchase and place of purchase in the spaces below. You will need this information if you contact Blendtec for service or questions. Motor Serial No. (found on bottom of motor base Date of Purchase Place of Purchase 2.3 Registering Your Blender Register your blender online at www.blendtec.com/registration. Section 3: Getting to Know Your Blender 3.1 Blender Jar Assembly The blender jar assembly consists of the following (see Figure 1): • Lid: The flexible lid keeps liquids in the jar during blending. • Clear vented lid insert: Durable plastic; allows air and steam to escape. Can be removed for adding ingredients without removing the entire lid. • Jar: Made from a durable, lightweight BPA-free material to provide maximum efficiency and visibility. 4 • Blade assembly: Uniquely designed stainless steel blade provides fast, consistent blending. Blade assembly is permanently attached. 3.2 Blender Motor Base The blender motor base consists of the following (see Figure 2): • Blender drive socket: Where the jar couples with the motor to turn the blade assembly. • Touch pad: Features 12 buttons-5 buttons for preprogrammed blend cycles, 5 motor speed buttons, 1 pulse button and 1 stop button. • LCD information center: Indicates status of unit as well as possible failure conditions. Also displays the number of times a blend cycle button has been pressed. • Power unit: Located in the blender motor base. Contains the electronics that run the blender. Blender Jar Motor Base 5