5. Check the LED status of the FOOD button and the
VACUUM PRESSURE button to confirm sealing
time depending on the moisture content of food (moist
or dry) and desired vacuum pressure (Normal/Gentle).
6. Press the SEAL button to begin automatic
extraction of air and sealing. Fig. 3
NOTE: This product provides very high vacuum pressure.
To avoid crushing delicate items, observe the bag as it’s
being sealed and press the SEAL button immediately
when the desired air extraction has been achieved. The
machine will then stop the pump and automatically
heat-seal the bag.
7. When packaging is complete, press the release buttons
on both sides of the machine simultaneously to open the
cover and remove the bag. Fig. 4
Note: After vacuum-sealing, always keep the machine
cover open. Failure to do so will damage the gaskets.
8. Put the power cord into the storage compartment in the back of the machine when the
unit is not in use. Do not wrap the cord around the appliance.
NOTE: For optimal performance, let the appliance cool down for 1 minute before using it
again. Wipe out any excess liquid or food residue in the vacuum chamber after each bag
is
sealed.
Do not seal one after another continuously to avoid overheating of the sealing element.
The machine will reject the command if the SEAL button is pressed within 15 seconds of
the last activation.
Your appliance can work only on the specific bags provided by the manufacturer. Do not
attempt to use other bags not intended for vacuum packaging.
To open a sealed bag, cut straight across the top with scissors.
Sealing an Optional Canister
1. Make sure the canister base and cover are clean and dry.
2. Put the items into the canister and leave at least one inch
of space between food and cover rim. Clean the cover rim
of the canister and bottom seal gasket of the canister cover.
3. Open the appliance cove. Insert one end of the hose into
the air intake post in the vacuum chamber area, and the
other end of the hose into the center hole of the canister
cover. Make sure the knob of the canister cover is turned to
the SEAL position. Figs. 1 & 2
4. At the beginning of the vacuum process, press down
slightly on the canister cover or on the hose adaptor to
ensure that the hose is not loose and to avoid air leaking
through the gap between the cover and the canister
top
rim.
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
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