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This problem can come from both the blender and or even the circuit powering it. First make sure that the outlet you have your blender plugged into is powered and not ripped If your blender still is not turning on then you may have a faulty motor or motor connection. Or the fuse could be blown and needs to be replaced.Or it could also be jamming for this you must first need to disassemble the drive and then turn the blade shaft. If it seems to be stuck or jammed here check what is the causing it to be jamming. In most of the cases it is debris that are stuck in the blades of the blender that causes it to be stuck.

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The blades may not be turning because the blade assembly is not fully tightened onto the blender bottle. Another reason could be that you are not putting the blender bottle and blade assembly into the blender base in the proper way. For more answers visit the Oster Blend-N-Go My Blend troubleshooting page: Oster Blend-N-Go My Blend Troubleshooting

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The shaft has probably become tight in the bearings and the assembly will need to be dismantled for cleaning and possibly lubrication - I am unfamiliar with the Ninja but the average blender is a fairly basic mechanism and not many fasteners have to be removed before the parts needing attention either fall off or can be removed. It is a fairly intuitive process for the handy person. You could perhaps start with the nut on the blade - there seems enough exposed thread to judge whether it is left or right hand thread and it shouldn't be particularly tight. Lots of cloth should be used when holding the blade...

The thermal fuse must be in intimate contact with the motor so when the motor temperature climbs dangerously high the fuse temperature doesn't lag far behind. I have seen the thermal fuse buried in the windings of a transformer so it isn't beyond the realms of possibility it could be inside the motor. The thermal fuse body is metal and live and so must be insulated and so is generally found in the supply wire inside some heat resistant sleeving strapped firmly to the motor...

try rotating the container part 1/4 of a turn to line up slots and press down . then if it does not blend turn another 1/4 turn to line up slots and press down pushing container into base motor unit . container and screw on blade lid is put in upside down and the plastic posts have to match the base unit to turn on the blender when you press down on container into base unit. I own and use a ninja blender !.

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you checked at your nearest electronic shop,I think the motor available in that shop

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Are you twisting in the right direction to release. I think you put on and twist to lock and twist the other way to unlock. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPKGp3KFjcY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XehR2C_6n0 manual https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1444596/Starfrit-024300.html?page=6#manual

typically, you can't repair it.

that happens to the best of them. Try heat soap, vinegar, and a tight grip to get it off.

blenders are: power cord, switch, speed control, and motor. A disassembly and VOM meter is required to determine which part is defective.

Use https://www.google.com and the words manual and whatever manufacturer and model it is to see manuals.