What do all the light colors on the Ninja Blast actually mean?

[Thomas Martinez]

While looking into the Ninja Blast indicator lights for a quick reference, I found this information and decided to share. These blender indicators use a variety of color and not all of them are readily available in the blender manuals.
Yellow indicates low battery, red means very low battery (both mean the blender will soon die), flashing green means it’s charging, solid green means fully charged. Orange means the blade is blocked, white means the jar isn’t properly seated into the blender, and purple indicates that the blender is in blend mode. The orange light is the one I noticed most as I often load it too full or with too many frozen items.
The white light indicates the jar isnt properly seated into the blender. When I first got mine it took me a while to realize that the blender would trip when I would try to use it because I would not provide it the proper quarter-turn for the jar to properly lock into place.
Its rather amusing as to how many different colors they use on such a relatively inexpensive blender as opposed to the one light blenders come with. How many of you have experienced any other colored indicators different than those listed above?

 

[Gorgeous Gerbil]

the orange blade blocked one got me twice in the first week. You realy cant pack frozen berries in there without a splash of liquid first, the motor just nopes out

 

[Tense Tuatara]

Mine flashes red and purple alternating sometimes when I push the button right after a charge. Not really sure what that means though. The manual does not indicate this as being an available mode.

 

[Breakable Baboon]

Honestly half of these blender companies makes such a big deal about the different colored indicators for their products when it doesnt matter the least. One light and blink codes indicate the status of the product, not a rainbow of colors to indicate different features.