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3. Place the vacuum bag flat on a level
surface with the valve pointing up-
wards.
4. Proceed as for vacuum containers, start-
ing at step 2 (see “Vacuum containers”
on page 9).
8.3 Filling bags (without
valves)
CAUTION:
~
No food or liquids must be present at
the top edge, where you want to seal
the bag. That area must be clean and
dry. Otherwise, it is impossible to pro-
duce a proper welding seam.
•
Fill the bag only up to a level of 6 cm
below the top edge.
8.4 Sealing bags (without
valves)
1. Smooth the bag where it is to be
sealed.
2. Open the lid
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. If necessary, press the
buttons
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7
first.
3. Place the bag in the device. For this pur-
pose, the end of the film bag must be
positioned just before the rear reference
ridges
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11
and the side reference ridg-
es
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13
.
4. Ensure again that there are no creases
in the film bag - especially in the area
above the welding wire
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.
5. Close the lid
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10
.
6. Use both hands to press firmly on the
edges of the lid
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10
. They must audibly
click into place.
7. Press the button
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2
. The LED lights
up. The film bag is being sealed.
After approx. 5 - 7 seconds, the LED
goes out and the sealing process is com-
pleted.
8. Simultaneously, press buttons
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7
in order
to release the lock of the lid
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10
.
9. Open the lid
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10
and remove the bag.
10. Check the welding seam. It should be a
smooth creaseless seam.
8.5 Vacuum-packing and
sealing bags (without
valves)
DANGER! Risk of electric
shock due to moisture!
~
For vacuum-packing, no liquids must be
inside the bag.
~
Ensure that no liquid is sucked in during
the extraction of air. If this nevertheless
occurs, immediately interrupt the pro-
cess by pressing the active function but-
ton
|
3
again.
NOTE:
when vacuum-packing film bags,
there must not be any vacuum tube
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plugged into the connection
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6
.
1. Smooth the bag where it is to be
sealed.
2. Open the lid
|
10
.
3. Place the bag in the device. For this pur-
pose, the end of the film bag must be
