effenne Unika Instructions For Use Manual Download Page 9

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TROUBLESHOOTING

The appliance does not work

• Make sure the appliance has been plugged in

properly. Check the electric socket by plugging
another appliance into it.

• The appliance will stop automatically if over-

heated. Allow it to cool down for 15 minutes and
try again.

• Check for faults in the power cord or the plug.

Should you detect a fault, do not use the
appliance.

The appliance fails to apply the first seal on the
bag cut from the roll

• Make sure the bag cut from the roll is properly

positioned as described in the paragraph:

"Making bags from EFFENNE

®

rolls"

The appliance does not create a complete 
vacuum in the bags

• To seal the bag properly, you must make sure

that the open end remains completely inside the
Vacuum Chamber.

• Make sure that the Sealing Bar, the Sealing

Gaskets and Airtight Gaskets are free of impuri-
ties. After cleaning them, put them properly
back in place.

• The EFFENNE

®

bag might have a hole in it. To

check it, seal the bag with air on the inside. Dip
the bag in water and apply pressure. The
appearance of bubbles means that there is a
leak. Reseal or use another bag.

The appliance does not seal the bag properly

• If the Sealing Bar overheats and melts the bag,

you may have to raise the Lid and allow the
Sealing Bar to cool down for a few minutes.

• The EFFENNE

®

is built in conformity with current

safety standards. Overheating will cause it to
turn off automatically. Allow the appliance to
cool down for 15 minutes and try again.

The EFFENNE

®

bag does not maintain a vacuum

after being sealed

• Leaks along the seam may be caused by creas-

es, crumbs, grease or liquids. Reopen the bag,
clean the upper inside part of the bag and
remove any foreign material from the Sealing
Bar before resealing it.

• Check that the bag has no holes in it which have

caused air to leak in. Use paper napkins to pro-
tect any sharp edges on the contents of the bag.

Rectangular EFFENNE containers do not maintain
a vacuum

• Check that the vacuum indicator 

(15b)

is com-

pletely depressed.

•  Make sure that the gasket of the container lid is

set properly in place and is not damaged.

•  Release the container plate and wipe the gas-

kets and plate clean with a damp cloth and
repeat the vacuum process.

The appliance does not create a vacuum in the
containers

• By means of the Connection Hose, connect the

container lid (or the Cap Attachment if neces-
sary) to the Air Inlet of the appliance. 

• Leave enough room (at least 3 cm) between the

contents and the top of the jar or container.

• If liquids come out during the vacuum-packing

process, remember that they must first be
chilled in a refrigerator, not left at room temper-
ature.

• Check that the rim of the jar or container and

the universal lid are not damaged in the sealing
area. Wipe the rim and cap clean with a cloth
moistened with lukewarm water and repeat the
vacuum-packing process.

• Make sure that the gasket of the container cap

or the universal cap is set properly in place and
is not damaged.

Executive containers or Universal Caps do not
maintain a vacuum

• Make sure that the arrow on the knob of the

container cap is positioned on "VACUUM" before
creating a vacuum in the container and it is
positioned on "CLOSED" after a vacuum is
formed.

• Make sure that the O-ring beneath the knob of

the container cap or the universal cap is set
properly in place.

Family containers do not maintain a vacuum

• Make sure that the gasket beneath the central

button 

(17)

of the container cap is set properly in

place and is not damaged.

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Page 4: ...ersal caps bottle caps etc 7 LOCK buttons In the locked position they secure the lid in place while the vacuum packing cycle is under way in bags jars and containers they release automatically See ill...

Page 5: ...not use it if the cord or plug are wet should they get wet during use immediately pull out the plug wearing dry rubber gloves Do not remove or touch the appliance under water until you have pulled ou...

Page 6: ...Close the lid 4 and push down on the front corners of the lid with your thumbs then push the LOCK but tons 7 into the locked position fig G The appli ance will automatically carry out the complete va...

Page 7: ...acuum packing in glass jars sealed with metal caps Leifheit type Use the large sized cap attachment to pack foods in large mouthed glass jars with a metal cap A small sized cap attachment is also avai...

Page 8: ...up liquid and leave them to completely dry before position ing them again Once cleaning and drying are over carefully fit both gaskets back in their places Then reinsert the lower part 12 in the port...

Page 9: ...part of the bag and remove any foreign material from the Sealing Bar before resealing it Check that the bag has no holes in it which have caused air to leak in Use paper napkins to pro tect any sharp...

Page 10: ...will retain its flavour and fresh ness once opened without problems of moisture and mould if it is vacuum packed after use in MAGIC VAC bags and containers Meat fish and vegetables can be frozen witho...

Page 11: ...ays 7 10 days Fruit 5 7 days 14 20 days Cooked and refrigerated foods 5 2 C Purees and vegetable soups 2 3 days 8 10 days Pasta and risotto 2 3 days 6 8 days Boiled and roast meats 3 5 days 10 15 days...

Page 12: ...onal values and flavour of the product you have packed When vacuum packing soups stews or other liquid food pre freeze it in a pan or high strength dish When the food becomes solid vacuum pack it add...

Page 13: ...ainer during depressurising Food in powder or granule form can be covered with a paper towel before vacuum packing This will prevent the powder or granules from getting into the vacuum paths or being...

Page 14: ...f the food has been pre pared with a dense sauce in a vacuum pack or in other low oxygen content environments All rights reserved Partial or total reproduction prohibited Do not defrost food in boilin...

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