A known issue with domestic smoothie blenders with an inverted jar (e.g. Nutri Ninja, NutriNinja professional, Nutri bullet etc) is that with regular use the blade becomes loose and wobbly, and the jar starts leaking. This usually happens unfortunately just after the company's warranty period and is not cheap to replace. The main reason is corrosion and breakdown of the two steel ball bearings located inside the jar's rotary assembly.
Such steel ball bearings (and other small parts) are cheap and readily available on the market (online or at hardware stores). However, unless you know how to open the blade assembly, these cannot be replaced.
The Nutri Ninja uses 8 x 19 x 6mm ball bearings

This video contains no paid sponsorships (though I would love that), and is intended to be a simple life hack for housewives and DIY aficionados.

-Music courtesy: www.epidemicsound.com
-Camera: FDR AX53
-Audio recording: Rode Video Mic Pro+.
-Editing: Apple FCPX
-Editing | Narration | Concept: Sangeeth

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:20 The culprit ball bearings
00:44 Tools needed
01:12 Removing the blade assembly
01:47 Removing the plastic locking washer
02:20 Removing the ball bearings
02:53 Re assembling parts of blender









The Nutri Ninja 900W blender uses two 8 x 19 x 6mm ball bearings. To buy those ball bearings in Australia:
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