What does a blinking red light mean on my Ninja BL642 Blender?
A blinking red light on your Ninja Blender indicates that the unit is not installed properly. For your safety, the unit can only be turned on when it is correctly assembled.
Why is there a blinking red light on my Ninja BL642?
If you have a blinking red light on your Ninja Blender, it indicates that the unit is not installed properly. For your safety, the unit can only be turned on when it is correctly assembled. Please refer to the assembly pages of this inspiration guide for assistance.
How to evenly chop food in my Ninja BL642?
If food is unevenly chopped in your Ninja Blender, you might be chopping too much food at once, or the pieces aren't evenly sized. Try processing smaller amounts per batch.
How to make snow from ice in Ninja Blender?
If you cannot achieve snow from solid ice in your Ninja Blender, avoid using ice that has been sitting out or has started to melt; use ice straight from the freezer. Start with a few pulses and then switch to a continuous blending cycle.
Why does my Ninja BL642 Blender show an 'Err' message?
Your Ninja Blender shows an 'Err' message because it can detect which jar is on the base. You may be trying to use a program that isn't designed for the installed jar. The programs will light up, indicating which ones are available for each jar.
How to make my Ninja Blender motor base stick to the counter?
To ensure your Ninja Blender motor base sticks to the counter, wipe the surface and suction feet clean. Note that suction feet only adhere to smooth surfaces and will not stick to wood, tile, or non-polished finishes. Do not use the appliance if the motor base is stuck to an unsecured surface like a cutting board.
Why is food unevenly chopped in my Ninja BL642?
Food may be unevenly chopped in your Ninja Blender because you are either processing too much food at once, or the pieces aren't uniformly sized. Try processing smaller amounts per batch.
What to do if food is too watery in Ninja BL642?
If food is too watery in your Ninja Blender, it has likely been over-processed. Try using the AUTO-iQ™ Pulse button for more controlled processing.
Why can't I get snow from ice in my Ninja BL642 Blender?
If you're unable to achieve a snow-like consistency from solid ice in your Ninja Blender, avoid using ice that has been sitting out or has started to melt. Use ice straight from the freezer. Start with a few pulses, then switch to a continuous blending cycle.
Why does food collect on the lid of my Ninja Blender?
If food collects on the lid or sides of the container in your Ninja Blender, the mixture might be too thick. Try adding more liquid to the mixture.
General| Technology | Total Crushing Technology |
|---|---|
| Dishwasher Safe | Yes |
| Pulse | Yes |
| Ice Crushing | Yes |
| BPA Free | Yes |
| Dimensions | 7.5 x 9.5 x 17.5 inches |
| Capacity | 72 oz (64 oz max liquid) |
| Blades | Stainless Steel |
| Speeds | 3 |
Overview of the blender and its Auto-iQ technology.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the blender pitcher.
Instructions for assembling and using the Nutri Ninja cup.
Overview of health categories for recipe inspiration.
Explanation of Auto-iQ™ programs like Puree, Blend, and Pulse.
Guidance on using programs with the pitcher vs. Nutri Ninja cup.
Detailed chart of functions, containers, blades, and food types.
Tropical fruit smoothie recipe packed with vitamin K.
Refreshing smoothie with cabbage, blueberries for antioxidants.
A power-boosting smoothie with blueberries and coconut milk.
Detoxifying green smoothie with kale, cilantro, and avocado.
Sweet smoothie with potassium and vitamin C.
Thirst-quenching juice with watermelon and raspberries.
Refreshing sports drink reminiscent of a childhood favorite.
Simple buckwheat pancakes with wholesome flavor.
Healthy, delicious homemade breakfast sausages.
Quick breakfast scramble with tomato, basil, and cheese.
Refreshing, flavor-packed summertime soup.
Dairy-free, creamy soup made with cashews and squash.
Quick, easy salad for on-the-go lunches or dinners.
Gluten-free alternative to couscous with roasted cauliflower.
Bite-sized meatballs with marinara sauce, great as appetizer or meal.
Pasta dish with kale and sunflower seed pesto.
Tilapia entrée coated with macadamia nuts and Parmesan.
Refreshing drink with blueberries, mint, and honey.
Classic, foolproof summertime party cocktail.
Flavorful, consistent salsa made with canned tomatoes.
Versatile hummus, perfect with pita chips or crudités.
Nutritious appetizer dip with spinach, artichoke, and cheeses.
Quick mousse with avocado, banana, and orange.
Healthy, delicious muffins made with peaches.
Guilt-free frozen dessert with vanilla, nuts, and yogurt.
Solutions for motor not starting or attachment not rotating.
Tips for uneven or over-processed food results.
Explanation of the red light and proper assembly.
Blank pages provided for user notes and observations.
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