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You say every kitchen circuit...have you tried it in an outlet that you know is live, that is all that really matters.  Like, do you have a toaster or something that is working?  Then use that same outlet.  Kitchen outlets are required to be GFCI protected and so if one outlet gets tripped, either by a quirky appliance or a power surge or storm, ALL the outlets that are wired along with that GFCI device will be affected...even if that particular outlet is just a normal looking outlet.  If it does not work even with a known good outlet, then you can move on to possible physical problems with the blender.  Could be a bad power switch:  [guide|50491]

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