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▪ Some fruits and vegetables can release gases (out-gassing) if not properly
blanched or frozen before packaging. Open bag. If you think food
spoilage has begun, discard food. If food spoilage has not yet begun,
consume immediately. If in doubt, discard food.
Trouble Shooting
Pro160 is not sealing bag properly
▪ If using MANUAL mode, seal time may not be long enough. Increase seal
time and try again.
▪ Bags will not seal if any moisture, food particles or debris are present in
the seal area. Wipe the inside of the bag clean and try again.
▪ Bag must be properly placed along the seal bar. Make sure the entire bag
is over the seal bar and there are no wrinkles in bag material.
Pro160 is not vacuuming canister properly
▪ The accessory hose may not be properly attached. Ensure the hose is
completely attached to the lid of the canister and the accessory port, try again.
▪ Make sure the canister lid is turned to the “vacuum” setting.
▪ During the vacuum process, it might be necessary to press down on lid of the
Pro160to
engage vacuum.
▪ Leave adequate head space at the top of the canister.
▪ Make sure there isn’t any damage to the canister or lid. Sometimes hairline
cracks can develop in canisters. When this happens the canister is no longer
air tight and should be discarded.
▪ Twist knob on lid of canister to make sure it is attached securely.
If problems persist, contact customer support at 800.821.7849 for further
assistance. Thank you for purchasing the all-new
VacMaster
®
Pro160.
Happy Vacuuming!
Troubleshooting