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  3.   Close the lid and will hear the pump start up. Press down firmly across the width of the lid to

 

 

initiate the vacuum.

  4.   When the pressure gauge (N) reaches -0.90 bar then gently unscrew the pressure release valve 

 

 

on the top of the liquid trap (E). As you unscrew the pressure release valve you will see the 

 

 

pressure fall. Use the pressure release valve to set the pressure to the desired setting.

  5.    When the desired pressure is reached, Set the vacuum pump control switch (R) to ‘0’.

You can now pack at this lower pressure as detailed in Manual Operation. Please note that if you are 
packing at a low pressure then you may need to 

press down very hard

 on the lid of the machine 

during the sealing process, to achieve a good seal.

Manual Operation

Use this when the item you are packing is fairly soft or contains too much liquid for automatic
operation. See Packing at a Lower Pressure.

 

1.   Set the vacuum pump control switch (R) to ‘II’

 

2.   Set the manual/auto switch (S) to ‘MAN’.

  3.  Set the rotary switch which controls the bag sealing time (L) to 5.

 

4.    Place the item in the bag and place the bag with the rough/embossed side down. Lift  the front  

   

of the machine and place the top of the bag into the bag locator (F). It is vital that the top of the  

 

 

bag is correctly located with the full width of the bag 

inside

 the bag locator. Failure to locate the  

 

 

bag properly is the most common cause of problems with Lava machines.

  5.   Close the lid and you will hear the pump start up. You must then 

press down firmly

 on the    

   

corners of the lid. Failure to press down hard enough at this stage is the second most common  

 

 

cause of problems with Lava machines.

  6.   When the desired pressure is reached, firmly depress and hold switch (P). The red sealing 

 

 

indicator light (M) will come on. When the light goes out you can release the switch. The bag is  

 

 

now sealed.

 

7.   Set the vacuum switch (R) to ‘0’.

 

8.   You can now raise the lid and remove the sealed bag. Before packing other items, check that the  

 

 

seals look OK – see Checking the Seal.

Checking the Seal

The seal should be a clear line running uninterrupted the full width of the bag. If the bag is melted 
through then you will need to turn the rotary switch (L) down a little. If the seal is interrupted then you 
will need to turn it up. Once this has been correctly set for the type of bag you are using, you should 
not need to alter it.

Please note that if you are packing at a low pressure then you may need to 

press down very hard

 on 

the lid of the machine during the sealing process to achieve a good seal. This process is not required on 

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Page 2: ...Operating Instructions V 300 Premium Art Nr VL0300P I VL0300B I VL0300W Operation manual January 2014 by la va 1 ...

Page 3: ...eeds to be determined and this is usually over packing something which contains a significant amount of liquid For example raw meat has a fairly high liquid content and if you over pack it you will squeeze the liquid out of the meat and into the bag which will then be sucked into the machine A new product called Liquid Stop can be used to prevent this problem To prevent over packing you can either...

Page 4: ...ey are being displayed for sale See Packing at a Lower Pressure Another option is to instigate the sealing process before maximum pressure is reached You can do this by pressing the red button P at any time during the vacuum extraction process The machine will then automatically complete its cycle Automatic Operation Use this when the item you are packing is fairly resilient and does not contain t...

Page 5: ...e of 0 90 bar and will then seal the bag automatically before switching off after a few seconds 7 You can now raise the lid and remove the sealed bag Before packing other items check that the seals look OK see Checking the Seal Packing at a Lower Pressure When the item you are packing is fairly soft or contains too much liquid to be packed at 0 90 bar then you will need to pack at a lower negative...

Page 6: ...tal that the top of the bag is correctly located with the full width of the bag inside the bag locator Failure to locate the bag properly is the most common cause of problems with Lava machines 5 Close the lid and you will hear the pump start up You must then press down firmly on the corners of the lid Failure to press down hard enough at this stage is the second most common cause of problems with...

Page 7: ... equipped with a liquid trap E If at any time liquid of any sort enters this trap please stop the machine immediately The liquid trap is designed to stop liquids from entering the vacuum pumps and damaging components beyond repair This important facility is not found on other inferior makes and distinguishes the Lava machines from other competitors The use of LIQUID STOP can prevent this from happ...

Page 8: ...eaning Wipe the machine down with a damp cloth Make certain that the machine is completely dry before use Warning The vacuum packing unit is not a toy and should not be used by children Keep bags out of reach of children Never submerse or spray water on the vacuum packing machine Always disconnect from power when not in use Operation manual January 2014 by la va 7 V 300 Premium Landig Lava GmbH Co...

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