ENGLISH
This symbol indicates the separate reclamation of electronic and electric equipment.
The main purpose of the separate reclamation of these residues is to reduce the amount of residues to eliminate,
to promote the reusage, the recycling and other forms of valuation, in order to reduce its negative effect on
the environment.
When this device is no longer it should not be discarded along with other non differentiated urban residues.
The user is responsible for its gratuitous delivery at the existing reclamation installations created for this purpose.
The collection of equipment no longer in use may also be performed by at the point of sale, while purchasing a new equivalent
equipment with the same functions.
To get more detailed information on reclamation venues you should consult your City Council or a point of sale of these
equipments.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CLEANING
IMPORTANT: Always unplug the appliance before cleaning
the System.
• Carefully wash your hands before proceeding to clean the
appliance and its accessories.
• Both before and after use, clean the exposed surfaces
of the System using a sponge moistened with a mild, non-
abrasive dishwashing detergent. If any liquids accidentally
get inside the appliance, do not connect it to the mains
electricity supply and do not use it; contact your nearest
dealer or authorised service centre.
• The appliance is provided with a lower part
(10)
which is
entirely removable and washable also on the dish-washer
top rack (fig. R). Before washing the lower part, remove
both gasket
(7)
(fig. S) and sealing gasket
(8)
(fig. T). Clean
both gaskets using a sponge moistened with a mild washing
up liquid and leave them to completely dry before positioning
them again.
Once cleaning and drying are over, carefully fit both gaskets
back in their places. Then reinsert the lower part
(10)
in
the port provided on the lid
(2)
.
• Thoroughly wash the accessories (containers, caps, jars,
etc.) like you would wash any kitchen utensils, allowing
them to dry completely. If you wash the accessories in a
dishwasher, be sure to place them on the top rack.
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION
TROUBLESHOOTING
The Vacuum Packing System does not work
• Make sure the Vacuum Packing System has been plugged
in properly. Check the electric socket by plugging another
appliance into it.
• The Vacuum Packing System will stop automatically if
overheated.
Allow it to cool down for 15 minutes and try again.
• Check for faults in the power cord or the plug.
Should you detect a fault, do not use the appliance.
The Vacuum Packing System fails to apply the first seal
on the bag cut from the roll
• Make sure the bag cut from the roll is properly positioned
as described in the paragraph:
"Making bags from rolls"
The Vacuum Packing System does not create a complete
vacuum in the bags
• To seal the bag properly, you must make sure that the open
end remains completely inside the Vacuum Chamber.
• Make sure that the Sealing Bar, the Sealing Gaskets and
Airtight Gaskets are free of impurities. After cleaning them,
put them properly back in place.
• The Vacuum Packing System bag might have a hole in it. To
check it, seal the bag with air on the inside. Dip the bag in
water and apply pressure. The appearance of bubbles means
that there is a leak.
Reseal or use another bag.
The Vacuum Packing System does not seal the bag properly
• If the Sealing Bar overheats and melts the bag, you may
have to raise the Lid and allow the Sealing Bar to cool down
for a few minutes.
• The Vacuum Packing System is built in conformity with
current safety standards. Overheating will cause it to turn
off automatically. Allow the appliance to cool down for 15
minutes and try again.
The Vacuum Packing System bag does not maintain a
vacuum after being sealed
• Leaks along the seam may be caused by creases, crumbs,
grease or liquids. Reopen the bag, clean the upper inside
part of the bag and remove any foreign material from the
Sealing Bar before resealing it.
• Check that the bag has no holes in it which have caused
air to leak in. Use paper napkins to protect any sharp edges
on the contents of the bag.
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