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Product

Ninja BL770

Category

Kitchen Appliance

Report number

20130730-25ED0-2147453590

Ownership age

About 1 months to failure (from purchase date when reported)

Failure type

Product safety incident

Incident narrative

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20130730-25ED0-2147453590. Matched catalog product: Ninja BL770. Source model text: BL770 30. Incident: I purchased the Ninja Mega Kitchen System 1500 8 Cup Blender in June of 2013. Recently I decided to use the food processor for the first time so I removed it from the box. After removing the plastic wrapping and the sticker from around the food processor I pressed the lid release button that holds the lid to the food processor on. The lid wouldn't open up easily so I tried to use both thumbs to apply more force to the release button. As I did that, the lid came off, the food processor fell on it's side on my kitchen counter, and the food processor blade came rolling out of the food processor, right on top of my left foot. I immediately fell to the floor,with intense pain (as I could no longer stand up) and my kitchen floor became covered in blood.

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