Why is my Kenwood BLP31 Blender not blending properly?
If your Kenwood Blender isn't blending as expected, it might be due to the mix being too thick or not enough liquid added. Try scraping the mix down and adding more liquid. Also, pulsing first can help start the mixing process. Ensure you're not filling below the minimum capacity marked on the goblet, as processing too small a quantity can affect blending performance.
What to do if my Kenwood Blender won't turn on?
If your Kenwood Blender isn't operating, there could be a few reasons. First, ensure the blender is plugged in and receiving power. Also, verify that the blade assembly is fully tightened and correctly locked onto the power unit. The appliance will not operate if it is not assembled or fitted to the power unit correctly.
Why is my Kenwood Blender leaking from the blade assembly?
If your Kenwood Blender is leaking from the blade assembly, it could be due to a missing, incorrectly fitted, or damaged seal. Check that the seal is correctly fitted and not damaged. To obtain a replacement seal see 'Service and Customer Care'.
What to do if the seal is missing from the Kenwood BLP31 blade unit?
If you find the seal missing from the blade unit of your Kenwood Blender upon unpacking, unscrew the goblet, bottle, or mill jar and check that the seal is fitted to the blade unit. The seal is packed pre-fitted to the blade unit. To obtain a replacement seal see 'Service and Customer Care'.
Details operating times and rest periods to prevent appliance damage.
Instructions for using the glass blender, including hints.
Instructions for using the plastic blender, including hints.
Instructions for using the Blend-Xtract 2GO.
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