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SECTION 4: INSTALLATION

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

2. Make sure a plug outlet is available within two feet of the blender motor.

3� Ensure the unit is turned off before plugging it into a separate receptacle�

4� Ensure that blender vents are unobstructed to allow proper cooling during use�

5� Turn unit on�

6� Place appropriate ﬁlled blender jar, with lid in place, onto blender base�

We recommend that surge protection be placed between the receptacle

and the blender motor�

SECTION 5: OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW

5.1 QUICK RECIPE INSTRUCTIONS – Use these steps to get started right away!

1. Choose a recipe from the included recipe book.

2� Gather all of the ingredients�

3� Load the blender jar as indicated in the recipe�

4. Attach the blender lid to the jar; ensure that it sits on the jar completely.

5. Turn on the main power switch located on the back of the blender

motor base in the lower right corner�

6. Place the blender jar onto the base, making sure the jar is secure and

fully seated on the motor base�

7� Press the indicated touch pad button from the recipe once (or as indicated

in the recipe)� You may press any button on the lower row to stop the cycle�

8� When cycle is complete, remove the blender jar from the motor base�

9� Remove the jar lid and serve as indicated in the recipe�

5.2 UNDERSTANDING THE TOUCHPAD BUTTONS (SEE FIGURE 3)

1. Automatic Cycles: The Blendtec Total Blender has labeled touchpad

buttons that represent automatic blending cycles for various needs�

These cycles have variable speed settings that will change during the

course of the cycle� This allows the blender to draw the contents into the

blending vortex, which creates the desired texture� The blender will run

its pre-programmed cycle and automatically shut off� If at any point you

want to stop the blender before it has completed its cycle press any lower

row button�

2. Manual Operation - Speed Up and Down Buttons: The speed buttons

allow you to manually control the blender and choose any of the available

10 speed settings� Simply press the Speed Up button and the motor will

start� Continue pressing the Speed Up button to increase the speed, or

press the Speed Down button at any time to decrease speed� After you

have reached the desired speed, release the button� Once you press a

speed button, the blender will begin to run at the selected speed, and

then shut off automatically after 50 seconds� To stop the cycle before the

50 seconds, press any button on the lower row�

3. Manual Operation – Pulse Button: The Pulse button is used when you

want to chop, mince, whip, or do other momentary tasks which do not re-

quire a long blend cycle� When the Pulse button is pushed the motor will

run only while the button is held down� As soon as the button is released

the motor will shut off�

5.3 ALL ABOUT BLEND CYCLES (SEE FIGURE 4)

1. WHY BLEND CYCLES? In the world of professional blending, there are

many factors which go into making a delicious and consistent blend-

ed product� In order to blend many different recipes consistently well,

Blendtec developed blend cycles to match the blending needs of the

product being made� Because different ingredients have different blend-

ing characteristics, each ingredient needs to be considered� Some things

which are thicker or more brous will take longer to blend and need to be

blended at higher speeds� It is from that world of professional results that

the Total Blender derives its heritage�

2. WHAT CYCLES ARE ON MY TOTAL BLENDER? The Total Blender has 6

carefully designed and selected, pre-programmed blend cycles to

produce optimum results for a wide range of blending tasks. These

include Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt, Ice Crush, Milkshakes, Soups, Syrups,

Fondues, Sauces, Dips, Dressings, Batters, Whole Juice, and Smoothies�

The recipe book included with your machine will refer to a specic button

to use, depending on what is being made� Feel free to experiment and

try different cycles with your own recipes� The following charts correspond

to the 6 buttons above on the touch pad (see ﬁgure 4)� The charts will

show the speeds and duration of time which make up each pre-

programmed blend cycle� This may be helpful to you in understanding

what the Total Blender is doing when a speciﬁc cycle button is pushed�

3. HOW WILL BLEND CYCLES HELP MY RECIPES? The Total Blender was

designed with many different food items in mind and blend cycles make

it produce consistent results across a wider range of food items than any

other home blender� This is why you will hear the blender speeding up

and slowing down at different times throughout the various blend cycles�

Based on the type of foods the blend cycle is designed to handle, it will

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