Vitamix Touch and GO User manual

120 VAC Models
Touch and GoTM
Blending Station®
High Performance Commercial Blender
Owner’s Manual
ReadAnd Save These Instructions
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1. Read all instructions.
2. To protect against risk of electrical shock, do not put motor base in
water or other liquid.
3. Close adult supervision is necessary when appliance is used by or
near children.
4. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet when the Touch and GoTM
Blending Station®is not in use, before putting on or taking off parts, and
before cleaning other than washing the container.
5. Never contact moving parts.
6. Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the
appliance malfunctions or is dropped or damaged in any manner.Call
Vita-Mix®Service, (800) 4DRINK4, (800-437-4654) or 440-235-0214
at once for possible replacement, examination, repair, electrical or
mechanical adjustment. If you live outside the USA, contact your
Vita-Mix Distributor.
7. The use of attachments not recommended or sold by Vita-Mix
Corporation may cause fire, shock, or injury.
8. Do not use outdoors.
9. Do not let the power cord hang over edge of table or counter,
or touch hot surfaces.
10. Keep hands and utensils out of the container while motor is running
to prevent the possibility of severe personal injury and/or damage
to the Blending Station. Arubber scraper may be used, but only
when the Blending Station is not running.
11. CAUTION: Blade is sharp. Handle carefully.
• Never try to remove blade while container is sitting on the motor base.
• Do not operate with loose, knicked or damaged blades.
• To reduce the risk of personal injury, never place blade assembly on
motor base without blender container properly attached.
12. The maximum normal load is equivalent to the ounces (liters) listed on
the container, i.e. 64 oz. (2 liters), 48 oz. (1.4 liters), and substantially
less with thick mixtures.
13. Always operate with the lid in place.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

14. WARNING: When processing hot liquids:
• The 2-part latching lid must be securely in place.This allows steam
to escape naturally, and will prevent the lid from coming off when
the machine is turned on.
• Use caution with hot liquids. Spraying from under the lid plug can
occur, or escaping steam may cause scalding.
• Donotprocess hot liquidswiththe non-latching lid.
15.Displaywindowarea will scratchwhencontacted with ascouringpad or
sharpobject.Use a softclothto wipe thecontrolpanel area clean.
Enjoy the safety of this grounded appliance. The Blending Station®U.S.
power cord comes equipped with a three-prong (grounding) plug which
mates with a standard three-prong wall outlet (FigureA).
Adapters (Figure B) are available for two-prong outlets. Do not cut or
remove the third (ground) prong from the plug or power cord.
Consult your electrician if you are not sure if the wall outlet is grounded
through the building wiring. With a properly grounded two prong wall outlet,
ground the Blending Station by attaching the tab on the adapter to the wall
outlet cover by means of the screw in the center of the cover (Figure B).
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
FigureA Figure B
THREE PRONG
ADAPTERS
ARE NOT TO
BE USED IN
CANADA.
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Touch and GoTM Blending Station®
ON/OFF switch - Located on the side of the Motor Base the ON/OFF
switch controls the power to the machine. With the machine plugged in,
switch the machine to ON to ready the machine for blending.
START/STOP button - Pressing START/STOPonce starts and runs the
machine and turns the blades. Press the START/STOPbutton again to
stop the machine and the blades. (NOTE: Pressing one of the PRE-SET
PROGRAM buttons, while the motor is running, will also stop the machine.)
SPEED CONTROL button - Press the ▲ button to gradually increase the
speed of the blades in increments of 1%, up to 100%. Press the ▼ button
to gradually decrease the speed of the blades in increments of 1%, down
to 7%. SPEED CONTROLis used to set the blending speed of the PULSE
buttons (See Instructions, pg.15) and the START/STOP button (See
Instructions, pg. 16). NOTE: These settings will reset if the power is shut off.
PRE-SET PROGRAM buttons - These buttons, numbered 1 thru 6, are
pre-programmed blending cycles designed for the most commonly made
drinks. Depending on the viscosity of the drink you are creating, pressing
one of the six PRE-SET PROGRAM buttons will run the machine for a
full cycle. The machine will stop by itself when the cycle is complete.
Acyclevaries inspeed andlength, see the Instructions onpage 14for
acomplete descriptionof therange of each PRE-SETbutton.
Start/Stop Speed Control
Six Factory Pre-Set
Programs Owner Controls High/Low Pulse
Display Window
C
ontrol Panel
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Dueto thedifferenceof recipes, your results mayvary.
Seepage 6for informationon Custom Programming these six buttons.
DISPLAY WINDOW-Thisareadepending onwhat buttonis pressed,
displaysa varietyof operationmessages.A‘Ready’
messageappears whenthere ispower to the machine.
OWNER CONTROLS- AcontrolpanelaccessiblebypressingtheVita-Mixlogo.
•Press once to reveal the mode message. Press button
1then6 within fivesecondsto continue. Oncethecorrect
code is entered the display will indicate the motor
temperature (Norm, Warm, Hot), a usage count and a
total. The ‘count’is a machine usage total and can be
reset. This can be used to keep a count of the number
of drinks sold in a week, day or even an hour. To clear,
press and hold the START/STOPbutton for 5 seconds.
The ‘total’keeps track of the machine usage, including
production and testing, and cannot be cleared.
• Press twice to reveal the name of the program control-
ling the PRE-SET buttons. If you are using the factory
settings this will read VITA-MIX BASIC PROGRAM.
• Press a third time to reveal an option to reset the
PRE-SET buttons to the original factory settings.
• Press a fourth time to exit and continue blending.
HIGH/LOW PULSE button - The pulse provides a quick increase or
decrease in speed of the blades when blending. Press H to increase the
motor to speeds that range from 51%-100%. Press Lto decrease
the motor speed down to a range of 50% -7%. The PULSE button will
override the running program (as long as it is depressed). Once released
the original program continues its cycle.
• The PULSE high(H) and low(L) speed is set by using the SPEED
CONTROLbuttons.To set, while pressing and holding a PULSE
button, press the SPEED CONTROL▲ or ▼ button until the
desired motor speed is reached. The PULSE speed will remain at
this setting until changed again with the SPEED CONTROL buttons.
MODE
READY
TEMP COUNT TOTAL
NORM 25 100
VITA-MIX BASIC
PROGRAM
4 TO OVERWRITE
CURRENT PROGRAM
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TheTouchand GoTM Blending Station®advanced electronic control can be
customprogrammed, requiringan optionalprogramming chip, available
fromVita-Mixfor a nominal fee and with aminimum unitpurchase. Contact
yourVita-Mixrepresentative for moreinformation .
Programming your Touch and Go
Blending StationPRE-SET buttons
1.Insertthe customprogrammed chipwith the
words,“THIS SIDEFACING TOTHEFRONT
OFTHE MACHINE”toward you,into the port
locatedbelow thelabel areaon the front of the
BlendingStation.The DISPLAY WINDOW will
read‘New Module’.
2.Within10 secondsthe SIXPRE-SETbuttons will bere-programmed and
theDISPLAYWINDOWwill read ‘Saved’then‘Ready’.If nothing happens
whenthe programmingchip isfully inserted, turn the chip in theopposite
directionand tryagain.
3.Remove theprogramming chipand return it to the original package.
4.Pressoneof the sixPRE-SETbuttonstoreveal, in theDISPLAY WINDOW,
thename ofthe program/drink.
NOTE: If for any reason the programmed times are incorrect, they can be
reset to the original factory settings following the instructions on page 7.
Programming your In Counter Touch and Go
Blending StationPRE-SET buttons
1.Removethe containerfrom themachine.
2.Liftthe machinefrom thebottom edges to reveal the motor andhousing
area.With themachine facingtowards you, locate the slot underneath on
theright handside ofthe machine between the motor and theouter wall.
3.Insertthe customprogrammed chipinto the slot with the words, “THIS
SIDEFACING TOTHEFRONTOF THE MACHINE” turned facingout to
theright ofthe machine.Once inserted the DISPLAYWINDOWwill read
‘NewModule’.
C
ustom Programming
Custom
Programmed
Chip
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4.Within10 secondsthe SIXPRE-SET
buttonswill bere-programmed andthe
DISPLAYWINDOW will read ‘Saved’then
‘Ready’. If nothing happens when the
programmingchipis fully inserted,turnthe
chipinthe opposite directionandtry again.
3.Removethe programmingchip andreturn
itto theoriginal package.
5.Pressoneof the sixPRE-SETbuttonsto
reveal,in the DISPLAY WINDOW, the
nameof theprogram/drink.
6.Carefullyplace theBlending Stationmotor
backinto thehole inthe counter.
NOTE: If for any reason the programmed
times are incorrect, they can be reset to
the original factory settings following the
instructions below.
Resetting the PRE-SET buttons to the original
factory settings
WARNING: Reverting your PRE-SET PROGRAM buttons to the
original factory setting, will erase any programming installed with a
custom program chip.
1. Enter the OWNER CONTROLS (press the Vita-Mix Logo) and press the
PRE-SET buttons 1 and 6 when the DISPLAY WINDOW says ‘Mode’.
2. Press the Vita-Mix Logo two more times to reveal the instructions on
resetting the PRE-SET buttons.
3. Press and hold the #4 button until the DISPLAY WINDOW reads
‘Restoring Please Wait’. The PRE-SETbuttons are now reset to the
original factory settings.
Custom
Programmed
Chip
In-Counter
Hole
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Two-part Lid
48 oz. polycarbonate container
The two part lid is easy to clean and easy to put on,
take off & seal.
• To remove fully latched lid, squeeze tabs
together on both sides of the container, pull
upward and off.
• Twist the center lid plug to fasten or remove.
NOTE: To make new lids easier to insert and remove, rub a light coating of
cooking oil around bottom where it seals. Place it in container for several
minutes, remove and lightly wipe oil off lid.
Two-part Lid
64 oz. polycarbonate container
Thetwo partlid iseasy to clean and easy
toput onand takeoff.(Note: Brand new
lidsare alittle stiff.This istemporary.)
• The lid has a continuous rim which
latches inside the container tabs.
Pushone sideof therim under one
tab,and withthe heelof your hands
pushdown, overthe oppositetab,
tosnap lidinto position.
• To remove lid, place hands around
the lid, pressing thumbs above
one of the container tabs. Push
in and lift off.
• Twist the center lid plug to fasten
or remove.
CUPS
FigureA
Figure B
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To secure lid plug, rotate it
so one tab locks between the
stops on top of rubber lid.
Always latch lid when
processing hot liquids.
Press in
above
container
tab to
remove
lid
Rim
Container
Tab
L
id Assembly

Tamper
One Piece Lid (optional)
64 oz. polycarbonate container
The one piece lid is easy to clean and easy to put
on and take off.
(Note: Brand new lids are a little stiff.This is temporary.)
• There is no latch on this lid.
• Add ingredients through port on top.
CAUTION: Do not use non-latching lid when processing hot ingredients.
Cover with Removable Hinge Design
Cover Door:
• The cover door can be removed by opening it until the curved bottom
of the cover and the back cover form a 90˚ angle. Then lift straight up.
(Figure D)
• To reinstall the cover door, align the hinge opening with the hinge on
the back cover and slide the two together.
Back Cover:
• The back cover can be removed by loosening the two screws in the
back of the machine. Then lightly tap or pull the back cover toward
the front of the machine until it loosens from the grooves on the base.
(Figure E)
• To reinstall the back cover slide on to the base until latched in place.
Reinstall screws.
• The back cover should only be removed if in need of replacement.
Figure C
Figure D Figure E
Back Cover
Back Cover
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Preparing the counter area:
• Before cutting holes, make sure that there is adequate clearance under
the counter for the motor. The motor will extend about 5-2/3" (14.4 cm)
below the counter but it is best to allow at least 10" from the under-counter
to shelves or any other equipment under the counter.Also, when using the
removable cover design, the back of the hole must be at least 6” (15.2 cm)
from any wall to allow for cover door clearance.
•An extra 6.5” (16.5 cm) of open space, above the top of the cover will be
needed for placement and removal of the In-Counter machine and for
custom programming the SIX PRE-SET Buttons.
• If installing unit into a closed cabinet, use a 4” dia. (10.1 cm) flexible vinyl
duct (dryer hose) to vent exhaust.Attach the vinyl duct to the bottom of
your In-Counter Touch and GoTM Blending Station®by forcing the end of
the hose over the exhaust baffle of the unit. Run the vinyl duct out of the
cabinet for proper ventilation. Do not vent hose into a wall, ceiling, or a
concealed space of a building. Multiple units should not vent to a common
manifold unit but to separate places. If running your Blending Station
causes a suction on your cabinet door, place a spacer in the door frame
to allow proper intake of air.
Do not use hose clamps or equivalent to attach exhaust hose
on machine.
• When cutting holes for placement of multiple In-Counter units, position
the edge of the machines at least 12” (30.48 cm) apart to ensure quick
cleaning and proper venting between machines.
• In-Counter installation also requires you to have at least one 20 amp outlet
per machine under the counter, available within six feet of the Blending
Station. Consult an electrician for proper electrical needs.
•The In-Counter Blending Station also requires a foam gasket (provided
in the machine’s original package) to be placed between the machine
and the counter. See page 12 for instructions.
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n-Counter Installation
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Electrical requirements:
• 120 VAC • 50/60 Hz. • 11.2 amps
•All Touch and Go Blending Stations are built using a U.S. 3 prong
grounded cord and require a 20 amp outlet.
Blending Station dimensions:
• 17-1/2” (44.45 cm) high with lid closed
• 21-1/2” (54.7 cm) high with lid open
• Case depth: 12-1/2” (31.75 cm) with handle
• Case width: 9-1/2” (24.13 cm)
• Depth below counter: 5-2/3” (14.4 cm)
• Recommended distance between machines: 12” (30.48 cm) from the edge
of each machine or as far apart as possible.
IN-COUNTER
HOLE
Cut
5.5"widex7.5"
deep
(14cmx19cm)
7-1/2”
(19 cm)
deep
5-1/2” (14 cm) wide
12” (30.48 cm)12” (30.48 cm)
AdditionalUnit
(ifapplicable) Additional Unit
(ifapplicable)
9-1/2” (24.3 cm)
17-1/2”
(44.45 cm)
5-2/3”
(14.4 cm)

Gasket Installation Instructions:
1. Follow the instructions on page 10 on preparing the counter area for
the installation of your In-Counter Touch and GoTM Blending Station®
.
Also,use theTemplateSheet (provided in your machine’soriginalpackage)
to assist you in the placement and ventilation of your machine.
2. Peel off the white paper on the back of the black In-Counter Gasket
Foam Pad to reveal the adhesive backing.
3. Place adhesive side down onto the counter being careful to match up
the gasket hole with the hole you have cut in the counter.
4. When you have matched up the holes, firmly press down on all sides
so that the gasket is firmly attached.
5. Fold flap inside the hole down towards the ground.
6. Insert yourTouch and Go Blending Station inside the hole, making sure
the flap is down snug against the machine.
7. Do not secure the machine to counter with bonding materials.
This gasket was designed to protect your machine from water
damage and to reduce noise. Failure to properly install this gasket
could result in moisture damage.
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n-Counter Gasket
FLAP
Fold down inside hole after gasket
is firmly attached to the counter.
Front
Back
GASKETHOLE
Match up with hole cut in counter.
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lending Tips
1. If your recipe freezes up, try reducing the amount of ice. Compared
to other blenders, you do not need as much ice to make an equally
frozen drink in a Touch and GoTM Blending Station.®
2. Place liquids and soft foods in your container first. Hard items and ice
should be placed last.
3. Whole, hard or frozen ingredients should be small. Solid frozen fruit is
extremely difficult to blend. For best results use semi-frozen fruit. Using
same size batches of semi-frozen fruit and ice will keep your drinks
consistent. If you notice chunks, reevaluate the batch size.
4. When creating recipes, always allow for enough liquid to ease the
blending process. For recipes with minimal liquid, use the SPEED
CONTROLbuttons to run the machine on its lowest settings until it is
processing smoothly. Finish blending by using one of the PRE-SET
PROGRAMS that best matches the drinks viscosity.
Maintenance Tips:
• NEVER bang the container against a surface to loosen the ingredients.
Remove the container from the base and use a rubber spatula to remove
thick mixtures from the bottom of your container.
• NEVER shake or rattle a container in use while seated on the motor base.
• NEVER remove the container before the machine has come to a
complete shop.
• NEVER start the motor before the container is in place.
The instructions appearing in this Owner’s Manual cannot cover
every possible condition and situation that may occur. Common
sense and caution must be practiced when operating and
maintaining any appliance.
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How to operate your Blending Station®using the
six Pre-Set Programmed Buttons.
The following is the basic factory settings of the six PRE-SET buttons
(your machines PRE-SET buttons may differ due to program revisions or if
your Blending Station was programmed specifically for your business).
• Button 1: (:15) Blends thin drinks with just juice and ice. This program
will quickly ramp to a high blending speed for 15 seconds.
•Button 2: (:20) Blends light coffeedrinks. Button2 willramp theblending
speedto mediumfor sixseconds and ramp up to high for14 seconds.
• Button 3: (:32) Creates a specialty drink with a thick viscosity. Button 3
runs at a medium speed, ramps down, then increases to high speed,
and finishes the drink at medium speed.
• Button 4: (:34)This cycle is good for ice cream and regular coffee drinks
that need a little longer blending. Button 4 increases to medium speed
for four seconds then ramps up slowly to a high speed for 14 seconds.
•Button 5: (1:35) Blend a regular smoothie for an extended cycle.
Button 5 runs for 45 seconds on a medium speed and then increases
in speed and runs on high for 50 seconds.
•Button 6: (:25) Blend thick frozen fruits & hard ingredients for a thick
but consistent smoothie. Button 6 gradually ramps up the blending
speed, maintaining intermediate speeds and gradually progressing
until it reaches full speed.
1. Place liquids and soft foods in the machines container first, solid items
and ice last. Prepare food by cutting or breaking into 1-3 inch pieces.
Frozen fruit, especially, should be as small as practical. Thawed or
partially thawed fruit is recommended. We recommend PROGRAMMED
button #5 or #6 for heavy-duty blending.
2. Set the container on the motor base by aligning it over the centering pad
anchored to the base. (Motor must be completely stopped before
positioning container). Containers are not to be used for hard, dry
materials.Avoid running the Blending Station with container empty.
3. Alwaysusea lid whenblending.If blending hotingredients,the lid mustbe
securelyinplace.
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nstructions

4. Select desired programmed setting by pressing any of the Pre-Set
Buttons one through six. The machine will begin immediately to cycle
through the selected program, and turn off when the program is complete.
Each button has a different pre-selected combination of speed and length
for blending.
NOTE: If you detect a change in the sound of the machine or if a hard or
foreign object comes into contact with the blades, do not serve the drink.
Inspect your blade assembly for loose, knicked or missing parts. If parts are
loose, missing or knicked replace with a new blade assembly. (See page 17).
5. Once one of the six PRE-SETPROGRAM buttons is pushed the machine
will start and stop automatically. By pressing another PRE-SET BUTTON
or the START/STOPbutton, the machine will stop the blending cycle.
6. During any of the blending cycles, by pressing the PULSE H button the
speed of the blending can increase up to 100% of the motor speed. By
pressing the PULSE Lbutton during a blending cycle the speed of the
motor can be decreased down to 7%. Once released the motor speed
will revert back to the blending cycle of the PRE-SET PROGRAM.
(NOTE: Use the SPEED CONTROLbuttons toset thespeed of the PULSE
buttons. For example, when the H or LPULSE button is pressed and held,
bysimultaneouslypressingandholdingthe▲ or▼ SPEEDCONTROLbutton
themotorspeedwillincreaseordecreasein 1%increments. Whenthe SPEED
CONTROLbuttonisreleased,thePULSEbuttonwillremainsetattheselected
speeduntil alteredwith theSPEED CONTROLbuttons.
7. When the cycle is complete the blender stops, wait until blade comes
to a complete stop before removing the lid and/or container from the
motor base.
8. Remove the container, pour, garnish and serve the drink.
How to operate your Blending Station®using the
Start/Stop and Speed Control button.
Althoughusingthe PRE-SETPROGRAMMED buttons ishighlyrecommended
for the best drink, occasionally a drink may need special attention. By using
theSTART/STOP button andthe SPEEDCONTROLbuttonyoucan manually
control the speed of the Blending Station.
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1. Follow steps one through three of ‘HowTo Operate Your Blending Station
Using The Six Pre-Set Programmed Buttons’section on page 14.
2.The speed of the motor can be changed with:
3.The PULSE buttons can also be used to quickly increase the motor speed
or decrease the motor speed. (See HIGH/LOW PULSE button description
on page 5.)
4. When done blending press the START/STOP button to stop the motor.
Wait until blade comes to a complete stop before removing the lid
and/or container from the motor base.
5. Remove the container from the motor base and serve the drink.
NOTE: On all units the built-in thermal sensor keeps track of how hot the
motor gets and will warn the user and eventually shut down the motor if the
motor is overheating. When overheated the display will instruct the user to
remove the container and run the machine until cool. This takes about a
minute. See page 25, “Cooling the motor,” for complete instructions.
When overheating occurs, review your techniques and instructions. The
motor may be getting hot when your recipes are too thick. Consider adding
more liquid and consult Vita-Mix for further assistance.
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• the motor off.
– Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons
until the desired speed
percentage is displayed.
100% is the highest setting
and 7% is the lowest setting.
– When the START/STOP button
is pressed the motor will ramp
quickly to that speed
– Blending can be stopped by
pressing the START/STOP
button at any time.
• the motor on.
– With thecontainer in placepress
theSTART/STOP button.The
machinewill beginblending.
– While the machine is running
Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons
until the desired speed
percentage is displayed.
100% is the highest setting
and 7% is the lowest setting.
– Release the SPEED CONTROL
button and the motor will now run
at the desired speed.
–The blending canbestopped by
pressingtheSTART/STOPbutton.

Retainer Nut Removal
• The retainer nut is easily removed using a
standard 6” screwdriver.* Turn container
upside down and insert screwdriver shaft
between the lobe and drive spline. Push the
screwdriver handle counterclockwise to
loosen nut. Once loosened, remove by hand.
• To replace, position retainer nut on top of
blade assembly and hand tighten. Then, using
the screwdriver, tighten clockwise until it
stops. If it is not tight enough, you will notice
increased container noise.
*For best results we
recommend using a
Retainer Nut Wrench
in place of a screwdriver.
To order ask for item #1222
BladeAgitatorAssembly. Use caution when
handling the blade; it is sharp. When inserting the
blade assembly through the container bottom, grip
the blades with a soft cloth, align the flat sides of the
blade assembly with the flat sides of the container.
Place the retainer nut back on the inserted blade
assembly and tighten clockwise. Do not force. Do
not attempt to disassemble blade assembly.
Drive Spline. Mates with drive socket on the motor
base to turn the blade. NOTE: Removing and
replacing your container while the coupling is still
rotating will strip the drive spline “teeth”. (This part
is NOT removable.)
Retainer Nut. Must be snug. Use the available
retainer nut wrench for best results. (Refer to the
diagrambelow toremove orreplace.)
Never use a blade assembly with loose, damaged or knicked components.
Retainer Nut
Lobe
Drive Spline
B
lade Agitator Assembly
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Item# Part
#752 64 oz. - Container without lid assembly or blade assembly
#755 64 oz. - Lid plug
#756 64 oz. - Container, blade assembly & lid assembly
#1191 64 oz. - 2-piece lid assembly
#1192 64 oz. - Lid only (no plug)
PLS145 64 oz. - 1-piece non-latching rubber lid
#1159 48 oz. - lid plug
#15502 48 oz. - Container only
#15506 48 oz. - Container, blade & lid assembly
#15507 48 oz. - 2-piece lid assembly
#18002 Back cover and cover door with removable hinge design
#18003 Cover door with removable hinge design
#18004 Back cover with removable hinge design
#791 Sound reducing centering pad
#802 Drive socket
#836 Heavy-duty retainer nut
#1151 Agitator assembly (ice blades)
#1222 Retainer nut wrench
KIT107 Metal Screws - (2) #6 x 9/32
RBB161 In-Counter Gasket Foam Pad
NOTE: BladeAssembly, Drive Socket and Retainer Nut are compatible
on either the polycarbonate or stainless steel containers. Other
than the Drive Socket, BladeAssembly and Retainer Nut, this
unit is not user serviceable.
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P
arts List

#756
#752
#18002
KIT107
RBB161
#18003
#755
#1192
#1151
#836
#791
#802
#1191
#15506 #15502
(container
without
blade or lid)
#15507
#1159
#1222
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#18004
PLS145

Care Note
To ensure that you get the longest possible life from your Vita-Mix product, we
recommend the following products, when used as directed by the supplier:
Cleaning Product Supplier
Solid Supra, Solid Power, . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ecolab, Inc.
GuardianAcclaim, Solid Guardian Plus, St. Paul, MN
Solid Super Impact, Solid Insure Tel: [phone]
Diverpak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Diversey
Eclipse H2 Livonia, MI
Liqui-Safe L7 [phone]
Acclean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Klenzade Products
Poly-Brite Division of Ecolab
St. Paul, MN
[phone]
Glow MB-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WesmarCompany, Inc.
Lustre NC-25 Seattle, WA
Lustre Plus [phone]
PSRA41-D, PSRA41-E . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anderson Chemical Co.
Liqui-Ware 1, Liqui-Ware MC Litchfield, MN
D-Flex, Sur-Met [phone]
RinseAids Supplier
Solid Rinse Dry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ecolab, Inc.
Solid Brilliance St. Paul, MN
Jet Dry, Rinse Dry [phone]
Destainer Supplier
NuWare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Diversey
Livonia, MI
[phone]
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are and Cleaning