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NuWave INFINITY 28202 User manual

Button Function Use
Turns the Innity™Blender on and off.
Turn the red main Base Power Switch ON. Switch is located on the right side of Blender Base.
Press Power button once to turn your Innity™ Blender on. Press the Power button again and
press the red main Base Power Switch OFF to turn your Innity Blender™off.
Start/Pause Starts and pauses the cooking process,
and allows you to clear any selections.
Turn the dial to choose your appropriate blending function. Press Start/Pause to start
blending. Press Start/Pause again to stop blending. Note: Do not ll Jar above ¾ capacity.
For best results, do not ll more than 1.5 liters (51  oz) of liquid. Refer to “Instructions” in
the owner’s manual.
Time
Set your time. Press the up and down
arrows to increase or decrease the time on
the display.
Times are displayed in minutes and seconds. Adjustments can be made on all settings. Note:
When blending for a long period of time, liquids may become hot and steam may escape from
the Plunger Cap.
Number
Settings
Use the numbered settings. Default time is
3 minutes
For standard blending you can select from one of the numbered speed settings between 1 and
10. Adjust to desired time, then press Start/Pause to begin blending. Note: The lowest setting
is #1 (5,000 RPM). The highest setting is #10 (17,000 RPM).
Icons
Icon settings are for specialized blending
tasks. Each icon setting has default time
and RPM built in.
Turn the dial to desired icon setting and press Start/Pause to begin blending. Note: Always
start with cold liquids when blending. DO NOT add hot liquids to the Innity™Blender. Hold the
Up and Down buttons to move percentage points faster.
Pulse
The Innity™ Blender offers two Pulse
functions where the power settings are fully
adjustable.
Press Pulse 1 for short bursts of blending at low power (25% Power).Press Pulse 2for short
bursts of blending at high power (100% Power).
Cleaning For quick cleaning with soap and water.
Add water and 1-2 drops of liquid dish soap to your Jar, place on the Base, and close the
Lid. Turn the dial to Clean. 00:15 will be shown on the LED display. Adjust the time if desired,
and then press Start/Pause. Once nished, remove the Jar, rinse thoroughly, and dry before
using. Note: For detailed instructions on cleaning refer to “Cleaning & Maintenance.”
Quick Start Guide
Getting Started Refer to the Owner’s Manual for more details
Model No: 28202
©2021 NuWave LLC • All Rights Reserved. • Customer Service: 1-877-689-2838• [email protected]
Model No: 20902 • Item No: BQ20902 • Rev. 2-OG • 12-16-21
Troubleshooting Guide
The Innity™ Blender was engineered with an automatic shut-off feature to prevent overheating during use. If the Innity™Blender shuts off to
cool itself down, an odor may be detected. Unplug the Innity™ Blender and wait for it to completely cool down. To prevent overheating, do not
process at speeds not recommended.
The Innity™ Blender is not turning on or working.
1. Plug may not be in the outlet. Plug in the Innity™Blender into
an appropriate power source.
2. The Red Power Switch on right side of Base may not be on.
Check to see if the Power Switch is on.
The Innity™ Blender does not work when plugged in and
Power button and Power Switch are both ON.
Make sure the unit is plugged correctly, try another wall power
outlet. If the problem persists, contact customer service.
The Innity™ Blender is not running at a high enough speed
for the recipe.
1. The Dial is not on the correct setting. Turn the Dial to proper
setting based on the recipe.
2. The Jar is overloaded. Reduce the amount of your
ingredients.
The Innity™ Blender becoming clogged and not operating
efficiently.
1. Certain ingredients can cause clogging. When using the
Plunger Lid, remove the Plunger Cap from the Lid and insert
the Plunger through hole. Press the ingredients down and
around until mixture loosens around the bottom of the Jar.
2. The ingredient amounts higher than specified are being used.
Do not fill the Jar above ¾ capacity (1.5 liters, 51 fl oz).
3. Large pieces of ice are not mixing properly. Use smaller pieces
of ice.
The blended mixture has lumps or the texture is not even.
Air pocket has formed (cavitation) and mixture is too cold or has
solidified in areas, and the blades are spinning in cavity. Increase
the temperature by reducing ice in the recipe.
Noises or motions unusual for the normal operation of the Innity™
Blender are detected.
1. The Blade assembly may be loose, missing a part, or possibly
damaged. Turn the Innity™Blender OFF and unplug immediately.
DO NOT disassemble the Blade assembly. Call Customer Service:
1-877-689-2838 or email [email protected].
2. Foreign objects from ingredients may have been put into the Jar and
are making unusual sounds. Prior to adding your ingredients to the
Jar and blending, clean fruits/other ingredients and remove all debris
or any objects.
Error Message: Solution(s)
Er1
The NTC Temperature Sensor has short circuited.
Contact NuWave Customer Service 1-877-689-2838
or help@nuwavenow.com.
Er2
The NTC Temperature Sensor is open. Contact
NuWave Customer Service 1-877-689-2838
or help@nuwavenow.com.
Er3
The NTC Sensor has overheated. Turn the Infinity™
Blender off and allow it to cool. If the Infinity™
Blender is not working after it cools down, Contact
NuWave Customer Service 1-877-689-2838 or
help@nuwavenow.com.
INFINITY BLENDER
TM
Clean Soup Nuts Sorbet Smoothie Ice
Default Min : Sec
00:15
Minimal Min : Sec
00:05
Maximum Min : Sec
02:00
Self-cleaning setting**
Default Min : Sec
03:00
Minimal Min : Sec
00:05
Maximum Min : Sec
05:00
Soup and hot
chocolate
Default Min : Sec
01:30
Minimal Min : Sec
00:05
Maximum Min : Sec
02:00
Jams and spreads
Default Min : Sec
00:30
Minimal Min : Sec
00:05
Maximum Min : Sec
02:00
Frozen deserts
Default Min : Sec
00:35
Minimal Min : Sec
00:05
Maximum Min : Sec
02:00
Frozen drinks
Default Min : Sec
00:15
Minimal Min : Sec
00:05
Maximum Min : Sec
02:00
Ice-based drinks
Icon Settings
For more specialized blending tasks you can select one of the preset icons with the dial. Each icon setting has a default time and RPM built
into your Infinity™Blender.
Notes:
• When blending for a long period of time, steam may escape from Plunger Cap.
• Always start with cold liquids when blending. DO NOT add hot liquids to the blender.
• Do not fill the Jar above ¾ capacity. For best results, do not fill more than 1.5 liters (51 fl oz) of liquid.
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1-10 Settings
For standard blending you can select your blending speed from one of the numbered settings from 1 to 10.
1. Turn the dial to your desired settings from 1 to 10.
2. Adjust the time, if desired, then press Start/Pause to begin blending at your selected setting.
3. Adjust the number setting using the dial at any point while blending, if needed.
**Tips for Cleaning Your Innity™ Blender Jar:
• Add water and 1-2 drops of liquid dish soap to your Jar, place on the Base, and close the Lid.
• Turn the dial to Clean. 00:15 will be displayed. Adjust the time, if desired, then press Start/Pause.
• Once finished, remove the Jar, rinse thoroughly, and dry before using.
For detailed instructions on cleaning your Innity™ Blender see “Cleaning and Maintenance” in the owner’s manual.
Numbers Default
Min : Sec
Minimum
Min : Sec
Maximum
Min : Sec Notes
1-10* 03:00 00:05 05:00 Adjustable speed
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*Notes:
• When blending for a long period of time, steam may escape from Plunger Cap.
• Always start with cold liquids when blending. DO NOT add hot liquids to the blender.
• Do not fill the Jar above ¾ capacity. For best results, do not fill more than 1.5 liters (51 fl oz) of liquid.
CAUTION
Moving parts may become hot with extended use.
DO NOT TOUCH.
CAUTION
The power cord needs to be unplugged from the power
source before inserting or removing any parts or
attachments and before cleaning.
Before First Use
Wash all removable parts in warm, soapy water or in the dishwasher, top rack only. The Jar can be washed using the Clean function.
See “Instructions” in the owner’s manual.

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