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DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE VS280 VACUUM SEALER
- Turn the power switch off and open top cover by lifting gently. You may have to push down on one or both of the corner spots marked with a down arrow & "lock" to release the cover. (pushing simulaneously on both corners works best.)
- Adjust seal time for bag being sealed. You can start at #3 or #4. After sealing a few packages you may have to come down a number or two because it will take less time to seal as heat builds.
- Extend the snorkel (pump-nozzle) by pulling the snorkel slide lever (located on the top, just to the left of the seal and vacuum indicator lights) forward until it locks in place.
- Slide the filled bag over the snorkel making sure the snorkel is in the bag and the bag opening is flat across the sealing area.
- Close the cover by pushing down on both "lock" spots until you hear it click in place.
- Turn on the power switch.
- Tips for getting a good vacuum: make sure product is placed evenly throughout the bag and is close to the snorkel.
This is the most common mistake made by NEW MACHINE OWNERS.
This will keep the snorkel from being blocked by loose bag material. While vacuuming you may need to tilt the bag up slightly to unblock the snorkel. The sound will change when it's blocked, with a little practice you will soon be getting tight packages!
- After the package reaches the correct tightness push down with both hands on the seal bar which releases the snorkel and turns off the vacuum pump (the snorkel must be allowed to react fully). Than place an even downward pressure on the seal bar with both hands until the seal light flashes. After several seconds you will hear a beeping sound.
- Push down on both "down lock" spots until the cover releases and you can remove the sealed bag.
Note: When the VS280 vacuum sealer gets too hot you will hear a warning sound and the seal will become irregular. The machine should be turned off and allowed to cool. After cooling it will work normally again. This protects the maching from over heating.
For a part list and machine diagram go to: www.sorbentsystems.com/sinbosealer
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