Storing Your Vacuum Sealer; Troubleshooting - Brandt SOU-110V Manuel D'instructions

Check that the machine is unplugged before cleaning it. If a liquid is accidentally spread on
any part of the machine, do not plug it in and do not try and re-use it. Contact the approved
Technical Department or the distributor.
b) Storing your Vacuum Sealer
Store your machine in a safe place out of reach of children. In order to preserve the service
life of the seals, we recommend that you do not clip the cover when the machine is
not in operation.

5) TROUBLESHOOTING

Measures to be taken if there is a problem with the product:
The machine does not work
The machine does not create
a complete vacuum inside the
bags
The bags are not sealed
correctly.
The bag does not maintain
the vacuum after welding
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Make sure the machine is plugged in. Check the electric socket by plugging
another machine into it. Check whether the lead or plug are damaged. If so
do not plug the machine in.
The open end of the bag must be completely introduced into the vacuum
chamber. Check whether there are impurities on the welding bar and the
seals. Clean them and put them back in the right position. The bag may
have a hole in it. To check, seal the bag with a little air inside. Immerse the
bag in water and squeeze it. Bubbles indicate a leak. Reweld it or use
another bag.
This may be due to the welding bar overheating or the bag melting. Open
the cover and allow the welding bar to cool for several minutes.
This may be due to a leak linked to wrinkles, or the presence of crumbs,
fats or liquids. Open the bag, clean the top part of it and remove all foreign
bodies from the welding bar before welding again.
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