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I used to hate using my blender. I could make great smoothies or hearty soups but after I was done, I hated to clean it. The blender would be covered in small seeds or other small pieces of food that were stuck on. Plus, I'd be terrified of the cutting myself on the sharp blade (even when the blender was unplugged.)
So here is what you do:
1. Boil enough water to fill the blender.
2. Put a few drops of soap in the blender and plug it in.
3. Pour the boiling water over the soap in the blender, cover it and turn on.
You can let the blender run for two minutes, until it is clean or until all the little pieces are removed from the sides.
4. Rinse out with water and repeat if necessary.
And there you have it, using a blender just became a little easier.. since the cleanup is no longer a hassle.
1. Make sure your spinners are not blocked when your dishes are loaded. 2. Make sure you are using a good enzymatic cleaner like "Electrasol." This type of cleaner eats the food off of dishes and it is very effective. 3. Make sure the water is HOT when your dishwasher is running (open it during the cycle and check the temperature. 4. Lastly, consult your manual or an online manual for troubleshooting tips for your model when it appears to stop cleaning.
Smart move. The blade assembly is almost frozen and the motor does not have enough torque.. You need to remove the blade assembly and completely clean out the bearing and reassemble after the Mr. clean operation. A lite dab of oil is also called for.
If you remove the blinder base where the blades are you can put it all in the dishwasher. To do this grab the handle on the pitcher then unscrew the plastic base from the glass. make sure that you look how it comes apart first. then put in the dishwasher to clean. Then reassemble the way you took apart.
Hi,
We put the top part of aur bleander through the dishwasher all the time... no problems....just take it off of the base and unscrew the chopper from the jar...throw the little parts in the utensil cup and you are good to go...
your blade assembly is corroded. take it off, and using a rag, grab the blades. using another rag, grab the other end (probably rubber) and turn CLOCKWISE - it's threaded reverse, so you have to turn to the right to loosen, not the left like usual. I had to clean out the rod that connects to the blades - it was all nasty and corroded. I cleaned it with my Dremel and regreased with a tube of grease I keep in the garage, cleaned all other parts with some Dawn, dried well, reassembled, and works almost like new. I'm guessing I ran it too long without pulsing the motor and the heat corroded the rod that's connected to the blades. OR you can buy a replacement blade unit for about $10 online on a blender parts site
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