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11

  Make sure that the blades have 

stopped completely before removing 
the power head.  

12

  If the ingredients stick to the side of 

the Master Prep

 Professional

 bowl, 

stop the appliance, remove the power 
head and the splash guard. Use a 
spatula to dislodge the pieces and then 
replace the splash guard and the power 
head. Continue processing.

13

  Remove the blade assembly by its shaft 

before you empty the contents of the 
Master Prep

 Professional

 bowl.

 

HINTS & TIPS FOR USING YOUR NINJA

 

MASTER PREP

 PROFESSIONAL

•  The chopping blades can be used for 

chopping meat, fish, vegetables, cheese 
etc.

•  For mincing, chopping and pureeing, 

increase the length of pulses.  

•  For coarse chopping, use short, quick 

pulses and monitor food texture.

•  Pre-cut larger pieces to make them fit 

into the 

Master Prep

 Professional

.  

When chopping hard foods (e.g. meat, 
cheese) cut into 2-3 cm. cubes.

•  To crush ice into snow, start by using 

short pulses to break up large chunks.  
Continue until snow is achieved.

Place the splash guard on the bowl. 
(

fig. 3

)

6

  Place the power head on top of the 

splash guard making sure that it is 
securely in place. (

fig. 4

DO NOT 

attempt to operate the appliance 
without the safety splash guard in 
place.  

7

  To start the appliance, plug the power 

cord into the electrical outlet, securely 
hold power head while operating 
and press on the on/off pulse button 
located on the top of the power head. 
(

fig. 5

)

8

  Hold the Master Prep

 Professional

 

bowl firmly while depressing the on/off 
pulse button to ensure the unit stays in 
place.  

 

NOTE:

 DO NOT 

operate the appliance 

continuously for more than 15 seconds 
at a time.

 

Be careful not to over 

process. For coarsely chopped foods, 
use repeated short pulsing action until 
the desired consistency is reached.

To stop the appliance, remove your 
fingers from the on/off pulse button.  

10 

In order to obtain a better quality of 
chopping, operate the appliance by 
using the “pulse” method.

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Summary of Contents for Master Prep Professional

Page 1: ...Master Prep Professional QB1004NZ 30 OWNER S GUIDE QB1004NZ_30_IB_120626_2 indd 1 12 06 26 12 59 PM...

Page 2: ...otect against electric shock DO NOT immerse cord plug or any part of the main unit in water or any other liquids 3 DO NOT let cord hang over edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces 4 DO NOT ope...

Page 3: ...DO NOT expose pitcher to extreme temperature changes 14 DO NOT use pitcher if it is cracked or chipped 15 DO NOT use the appliance if chopping blades are bent or damaged 16 Avoid contact with moving p...

Page 4: ...ICATIONS Voltage 220 240V 50Hz Power 500 Watts Pitcher Capacities 1 5 L 48 ounces 6 cups 1 2 L 40 ounces 5 cups Bowl Capacity 0 5 L 16 ounces 2 cups 4 Z854 SAA110120EA QB1004NZ_30_IB_120626_2 indd 3 1...

Page 5: ...Ninja Master Prep Professional Getting Started 6 Using the Master Prep Professional Pitchers 8 Using the Master Prep Professional Bowl 10 Cleaning and Maintenance 12 Troubleshooting Guide 12 QB1004NZ_...

Page 6: ...Master Prep Professional Bowl with Non Slip Base o Bowl Storage Lid p Power Cord not shown a On Off Pulse Button b Power Head c Pouring Spout d Pitcher Splash Guard e Ninja 6 Blade f Master Prep Profe...

Page 7: ...trical power NEVER allow the power head to become wet when plugged into an electrical outlet WARNING The power head should never be immersed in water or any other liquid CAUTION Make sure that the pow...

Page 8: ...IMPORTANT Never run the appliance empty 1 Place the Master Prep Professional Pitcher on a clean dry level surface 2 Holding the blade by the shaft place it onto the spindle pin inside the Master Prep...

Page 9: ...ng the on off pulse button to ensure the unit stays in place NOTE DO NOT operate the appliance continuously for more than 15 seconds at a time 8 To stop the appliance remove your fingers from the on o...

Page 10: ...de over the lower blade rotating it until it locks onto the lower blade fig 2 IMPORTANT Always assemble the blades inside the container WARNING DO NOT try to place the blades onto the power head and t...

Page 11: ...ow start by using short pulses to break up large chunks Continue until snow is achieved 5 Place the splash guard on the bowl fig 3 6 Place the power head on top of the splash guard making sure that it...

Page 12: ...tely 10 minutes before using again Make sure the splash guard is securely on container Make sure the power head is securely placed on splash guard Check that the plug is securely inserted into the ele...

Page 13: ...13 Notes QB1004NZ_30_IB_120626_2 indd 12 12 06 26 12 59 PM...

Page 14: ...Notes 14 QB1004NZ_30_IB_120626_2 indd 13 12 06 26 12 59 PM...

Page 15: ...lected altered modified or repaired by anyone The product has been subjected to fair wear and tear The product has not been used for trade professional or hire purposes The product has not sustained d...

Page 16: ...d Developers Limited Brand Developers Aust Pty Ltd Brand Developers Aust Pty Ltd Printed in China Illustrations may differ from actual product QB1004NZ E 120626 2 Z854 SAA110120EA QB1004NZ_30_IB_12062...

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