Blendtec HomeBlender Leitfaden

HomeBlender™

Owner’s Manual

and user guide

Table of Contents

SECTION 1: IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS��1

SECTION 2: UNPACKING YOUR BLENDER��4

SECTION 3: GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BLENDER ��4

SECTION 4: SETTING UP YOUR BLENDER��6

SECTION 5: USING YOUR BLENDER��6

SECTION 6: CARING FOR YOUR BLENDER�� 10

SECTION 7: TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEMS �� 10

SECTION 8: WARRANTY INFORMATION �� 12

SECTION 1: IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

Please read all instructions carefully before using your Blendtec Home blender�

Then, save these instructions for future reference�

Note: The instructions and information that are included in this user manual are not

meant to cover every possible condition or situation that may occur� Good judgment

must be used when operating your Home Blender�

1.1 SAFETY CERTIFICATION

The Blendtec home blenders (model ES3) comply with UL 982, CSA C22�2 No�

195-M1987 and IEC 60335-2-14�

1.2 HEALTH CERTIFICATION

The blender and its accessories are certiﬁed by NSF International under

“Blendtec” in the NSF ofﬁcial listing�

1.3 HOME USE ONLY

The Home Blender is intended for home use only� Any use of the blender

for commercial purposes will void the warranty�

1.4 USE AND SUPERVISION

This blender is not intended for use by individuals with reduced physical,

sensory, or mental capabilities unless these individuals are instructed

on using the blender by a person responsible for their safety� Children

should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the blender�

1.5 AVOIDING CONTACT WITH MOVING PARTS

Follow the precautions below to prevent personal injury and damage to

the blender:

• Keep hands, hair and clothing away from all moving parts�

• Never put hands in the blender jar or add substances by hand when the

blender jar is on the motor base�

• Never touch the blade with your ﬁngers, regardless of whether the jar is on the

motor base�

• Keep all utensils away from the drive socket (see Section 3�1 and Figure

1) and blender jar blade during operation�

• Never place the jar on the drive socket if the blender motor is operating�

• Never remove the jar if the blender motor is operating�

• Do not rock or remove the blender jar during operation�

1.6 BLENDER BLADE

The blender blade has blunt edges; however, to avoid the chance of injury

please be careful when adding ingredients to the jar and washing the jar.

1.7 MATERIALS NOT APPROPRIATE FOR USE IN THE BLENDER JAR

Never put metal (e�g�, utensils), rocks or glass in the blender jar� Damage

caused by such materials is not covered under the warranty� Utensils should

only be used in the jar when the motor is not running�

1.8 BLENDER JAR

Ensure the jar is placed securely on the blender base before operating

the blender� Never operate the blender if the jar is ﬁlled higher than the

capacity marked on the jar�

1.9 BLENDER LID

To prevent blender ingredients from ﬂying out of the jar and making a mess,

always secure the lid on the blender jar before blending� When blending hot

liquids, the vented lid will release pressure� Be careful not to come in contact

with any steam coming from the lid�

1.10 ATTACHMENTS NOT SOLD BY BLENDTEC

Do not operate the blender with any attachments not made by Blendtec�

Using such attachments may cause ﬁre, electric shock, and injury and will

void the warranty�

1.11 CAUTION ABOUT TOUCHING DRIVE SOCKET AFTER EXTENSIVE USE

The blender drive socket may become hot after numerous cycles� Therefore,

avoid touching the drive socket after using the blender extensively�

1.12 POWER CORD PRECAUTIONS

• Never operate the blender with a damaged cord or plug� If the supply cord is

damaged, it must be replaced by Blendtec or an authorized service agent�

• Do not permit the cord to hang over the edge of the work surface�

• Never use an extension cord with the unit�

• Unplug the blender when not in use, before changing blender locations and

before cleaning�

1.13 LIQUID

To protect against the risk of electrical shock, do not put the motor base in water or any

other liquid� Do not use the blender outdoors, where it might be subject to precipitation�

1.14 POWER SWITCH

Turn the power switch off when you are ﬁnished using the blender� The power

switch (On/Off switch) is located on the back of the blender motor cover�

1.15 MOTOR ADJUSTMENTS AND SERIVCE

Never remove the blender motor cover� The blender motor does not contain

user-adjustable or user-serviceable parts� A Blendtec authorized service

agent must make all service adjustments� Removing the cover or attempting

to service the blender will void the warranty�

1.16 UNIT MALFUNCTION AND DAMAGE

If your blender malfunctions, is dropped, or is damaged in any other way,

stop using the blender and immediately call your Blendtec service agent�

See Section 8 for warranty information�

SECTION 2: UNPACKING

Note: Save all packaging materials and instructions for future use�

2.1 UNPACKING YOUR BLENDER

Your package includes the following:

• Home Blender motor base

• Blender jar with lid

• Fresh Blends recipe book

• Owner’s manual

To unpack your blender:

• Remove the blender motor, blender jar, and jar lid from the packaging�

• Unwind the power cord�

• Check for and remove any packing material that blocks ventilation holes in the

motor base�

• Inspect all items to ensure no damage occurred during shipping�

• If any damage has occurred, contact your Blendtec service agent immediately�

2.2 RECORDING THE SERIAL NUMBER AND DATE OF PURCHASE

Record the blender motor serial number, date of purchase and place of

purchase on the following lines� You will need this information if you contact

Blendtec for service or questions for service�

Motor Serial No� (found on bottom of motor base): ___________________________

Date of Purchase: ________________________________________________________

Place of Purchase:________________________________________________________

2.3 REGISTERING YOUR BLENDER

SECTION 3: GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BLENDER

3.1 BLENDER MOTOR BASE

The motor base contains the following components (see Figures 1-3):

• Lid: The ﬂexible rubber lid keeps liquids in the jar during blending�

• Touch pad: The touch pad contains nine buttons that control the

blending process� (See Section 5 for information on using the buttons�)

• LCD information center: The LCD screen indicates the status of the

blender and the number of cycles that have been run on the blender�

• Blender drive socket: The drive socket is the location where the jar

drive shaft couples with the motor to turn the blade assembly�

• Power unit: The power unit is located next to the blender motor and

contains the machinery that runs the blender�

• Motor base cover: The cover, which is made of durable, easy-to-clean

plastic, houses the power unit�

• Power switch: The power switch is located on the back of the motor

base cover as shown in Figure 3�

• Power cord: The power cord is located at the back of the motor base cover�

Figure 1. Touch Pad

3.2 BLENDER JAR ASSEMBLY

The jar assembly contains the following components (see Figure 3):

• Jar: The jar is made of durable, lightweight, BPA-free material to provide

maximum efﬁciency, safety, and visibility�

• Lid: The ﬂexible lid keeps liquids in the jar during blending� The clear

center piece releases pressure from the jar and allows you to add

ingredients quickly and easily�

• Blade assembly: The uniquely designed blade ensures fast, consistent

blending�

Figure 3. Side View of Motor Base and Jar Assembly

Figure 2. Front View of Motor Base

Lid

Jar

Blade

Motor Base

Cover

Power Switch

Power Cord

Blender Drive Socket

Touch Pad

LCD Information Center

SECTION 4: SETTING UP YOUR BLENDER

• Place the blender on a ﬂat, clean, and dry surface�

• Ensure an electrical outlet is available within 2 feet (0�61 meters) of

the blender motor base�

• Ensure the power switch is turned to the OFF position, and then plug

the blender into a surge protector* or an electrical outlet� (Blendtec

blenders are produced in 100/120-volt power and 220/240-volt power;

ensure the electrical circuit is at least 6�5 amps for a 220/240-volt unit

or at least 13 amps for a 100/120-volt unit�)

*You are encouraged to use a surge protector between the outlet and

the blender�

SECTION 5: USING YOUR BLENDER

Your blender has been programmed with 25 blend cycles, as well as optional

manual controls� This section describes how to use the blend cycles and

manual controls to blend a wide variety of ingredients�

5.1 BEFORE BEGINNING OPERATION

• Turn the power switch to ON�

• Place ingredients in the jar�

• Secure the lid to the blender jar�

• Place the blender jar on the base, ensuring the jar is secure�

5.2 MANUAL CONTROLS

Start/Stop. Press the Start/Stop button at any time to stop the current

blender function�

Pulse. Use the Pulse button to chop, mince, whip, and complete other

momentary tasks that do not require a long blend cycle� When you push

Pulse, the motor will run only as long as you press the button; as soon

as you release the button, the motor will shut off�

You can also use the Pulse button during a blend cycle� If you press the

button during a cycle, the cycle will pause and pulsing will begin� When

you release the Pulse button, the selected cycle will resume�

Speed Up and Speed Down. Pressing the Speed Up button will start a

speed cycle lasting 50 seconds� Continue pressing Speed Up to increase

the speed (up to speed 10)� Press Speed Down to decrease the speed�

5.3 AUTOMATIC AND CUSTOM CONTROLS

5.3.1 Blend Cycles

Why blend cycles? In the world of professional blending, many factors go

into making a delicious and consistent blended recipe� Different ingredients

have different blending characteristics, and each ingredient must be

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