Blender Turns Off or Stops Blending - Diamond Blender

Is the Blender overloaded?

The Blender may be overloaded. If the Blender becomes overloaded when blending heavy ingredients, it will automatically shut off to avoid damage to the motor—press POWER to reset the Blender and unplug the power cord. Remove the pitcher assembly from the base and divide contents into smaller batches. Adding liquid to the pitcher may also reduce the load on the Blender.

Is the Blender plugged into a grounded electrical outlet?

Plug the Blender into a grounded electrical outlet.

Is the fuse in the circuit to the Blender in working order?

If you have a circuit breaker box, make sure the circuit is closed. Try unplugging the Blender, then plug it back into a grounded electrical outlet.

Is the Blender jammed?

If Blender stops while blending: The Blender becomes overloaded or jammed when blending heavy ingredients. It will automatically shut off to prevent damage to the motor.

1. Press POWER to turn off the blender and unplug the power cord.
2. Remove the Blender Jar / Pitcher from the base and use a spatula to rearrange ingredients in the Blender Jar.
3. If it’s overloaded, divide contents into smaller batches. For certain recipes, adding liquid to the Blender Jar/ Pitcher may also reduce the load on the Blender.

Is the Personal Jar or Small Batch Jar being used?

If Blender stops while blending with Personal Jar or Small Batch Jar: If Blender stops, unplug the power cord. Remove the Personal Jar or Small Batch Jar from the base, and shake it a little bit. Place it back on the base, and then turn the Blender back on to continue regular use.