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Published on February 2, 2012. November 13, 2012 In addition to comments on, we received a few emails from our customers asking how to program the Blendtec ICB3 Blender. It is a fairly easy process and only takes a few seconds.

You really don’t need any special cables or tools either. Just follow the steps below and you will program your Blendtec to fit your specific needs in no time. Blendtec Cycle Chart First things first, to experiment with all 30 blending cycles you will need to download the blendtec cycle chart. Download and print the following chart, it will help you reprogram the ghost buttons: Step by step instruction on how to reprogram the keys on Blendtec ICB3 blender via ghost/blank buttons using the above instructions: 1.

Notice the button order on the ICB3 below is as follows: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ blank ] [ blank ] [ LO ] [ HI ] Ghost buttons between 1,2,LO, HI are 3 and 4. Also LO =5 & HI=P. When referring to the chart translate the buttons from left to right: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ] [ P ] (reference charts button layout) like so: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ b ] [ b ] [ L ] [ H ] (your blender’s button layout) 3. Now, assuming you would like to choose the “Multipurpose” profile you will need to quickly press the following three digit code into the keypad: [ 3 ] [ P ] [ 3 ] which translates to [ first blank button ] [ HI ] [ first blank button ] or [ b ] [ H ] [ b ]. Remember to press hard enough for the buttons to register Here is a quick video instruction along with the full.

Fast forward to 5m:30 sec to watch the reprogramming. Prior to being re-manufactured by an independent 3rd party, these blenders were previously used in a commercial setting. You can check-out the re-manufacturing process here: I’ve been using mine for about 4 month now without any issues. Please note that most of these blenders will not look brand new and some will show more signs of use/wear on the outside than others. By the way, the return policy on VMInnovations.com is updated. There is no restocking fees and defective goods will be replaced without any shipping fees (=no extra out of pocket expenses).

Hope this helps 🙂 • 3. I purchased a Blendtec ICB-3 from you. I called Blendtec customer service. They confirmed that the unit (serial number 312V-24570) was custom programmed for the major coffee chain and cannot be reprogrammed.

It can make milkshakes not frozen fruit smoothies. Blendtec offered that if I send the base to them, that they will send me a new programmable base for $350. I have have watched the entire video, watched Blendtec’s video, read the programming card, and experimented with pressing buttons.

I am unable to reprogram the unit or return it to factory settings. The re-manufacturing process apparently resets the counter to 00000. If restoring original factory programming is so simple, why wasn’t that done too? Hi Amy,Just got two blendtecs called blendtec they said its $350.00 to program it so this is what I did I use my blenders for green smoothies they work fine you have 1 2 o o LO HI (o o) is the space between 2 & LO it is two ghost buttons press 2 then the second o button then HI it will beep the display will read Button press 1 it will beep the display will read enter cycle press LO then HI it will beep twice your blender will run for 50 sec. On speed 9 when you press 1 good luck ( press buttons quickly or it wont work when you program it). Howdy Jean, For soups I’d recommend setting your blender for multipurpose setting and pushing button #5 from the left marked as LO.

You’d need to run it x2 cycles for a warm soup. If you put in warm liquids your soup should be warmer/hot. Also, for soups I’d recommend upgrading your jar to a WildSite Jar or at the very least upgrading your lid to a vented one. Reason being, when blending soups, friction of the blade will heat the contents within causing some steam etc. And the vented lid will allow the pressure/steam to evaporate. Hope it helps.

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