Magic Bullet NutriBullet Pro Troubleshooting Guide

When attempting to start or turn on the device, nothing happens.

If the device does not turn on, check to make sure the it is plugged into the wall.

If Device will not start, make sure that the blender cup is fully secured to the base.

If the plugged in device is not starting when the activators are fully pressed down, there could be a faulty cord (link will direct you to the repair guide).

When blending, the cup leaks fluid.

The blender cups were meant to be screwed on snug. If loose or screwed on poorly, it may leak.

The blender cups also have a max fill line. Filling the cup past the marked line may also cause the cup to leak.

If the lid is properly screwed on and the cup is still leaking, this may be a problem with a faulty rubber gasket (link will direct you to the repair guide).

If the lid and seal are secured and leaking still occurs, there may be a crack or chip in the cup through which fluid can leak. Cracks or chips may also prevent proper threading between blender cup and lid. The accessories can be replaced here.

The blender is on and receiving power but does not activate when plugged in.

If the device does not turn on, check to make sure the it is plugged into the wall.

If the device will not start, make sure that the blender cup is fully secured to the base.

If the blades do not turn, your activators may be stuck. Apply a small amount warm water to the activators to loosen any dirt or juice residue. Then attempt to force stuck activators down by pushing down on the stuck activator (one at a time).

For the Magic Bullet to operate, small tabs called activators need to be fully functional. If the blades refuse to spin when the cup is fully secured and the activators are fully pushed down at the same time, there may be an issue with the Activators Functionality (link will direct you to the repair guide).