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TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Nothing happens when the power cord is plugged into appliance
• Make sure the power cord is not damaged.
• Make sure the power cord is correctly plugged into the electrical outlet and
appliance.
2. Appliance is plugged in, but it cannot vacuum
• Ensure the lid is properly closed.
• Ensure the removable connecting bolt is correctly placed into the both sides
of the lid.
• Ensure the open end of the bag is correctly placed into the vacuum chamber.
• If the indicator lights ash, the appliance may become overheated. Allow it to
cool for several minutes before use.
• Check if the bag is punctured.
• Check the sealing foam gaskets for damage.
3. Air is removed from inside the bag, but now air has re-entered
• Check if there is a hole or puncture on the bag. It may be punctured by sharp
items. Use a new bag if necessary.
• Check the seal. A wrinkle along the seal may cause air to re-enter the bag. If
there is a wrinkle along the seal, simply cut the sealed edge and reseal.
• If there is moisture or liquid from foods present within the seal, cut open the
bag and wipe away foods on the open end of the bag. Choose MOIST FOOD
setting and reseal.
• If the food has been stored for a long time and the bag is full of gases, the food
may spoil. We recommend discarding the food.
Note:
1. To prevent the appliance from overheating, allow it to cool for 60 seconds
between uses. Keep the lid open before vacuum sealing.
2. If the bag melts, the sealing strip may have been overheated during the sealing
process. Allow the appliance to cool for 60 seconds before using it again.
3. For the best preservation, do not reuse the bags after storing raw meats, sh
or greasy foods. Do not reuse the bags after simmering or microwaving.
Do not dispose of electrical appliances as unsorted municipal waste,
use separate collection facilities. Contact your local government for
information regarding the collection systems available. If electrical
appliances are disposed of in landlls or dumps, hazardous
substances can leak into the groundwater and get into the food
chain, damaging your health and well-being.
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