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CLEANIN G AN D CAR E
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To clean your vacuum-appliance, please proceed as follows:
1. Always first pull the plug out of the socket.
2. Never submerge the appliance in water or hold it under running water.
3. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents, solvents or abrasive materials for cleaning
with appliance, these could damage the surfaces.
4. Wipe the appliance with mild cleaning agents and with a soft, damp cloth.
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NOTE: The drip tray found in the vacuum
chamber can be easily removed for thorough
hand-cleaning in warm dishwater (see fig. U).
Should the lower seal have come into contact
with food liquid, it can be removed and cleaned
in warm water. After that, let it air dry com-
pletely and correctly reinsert it all around.
5. Leave the appliance to completely air dry, before
storing or using the appliance.
6. The appliance must not be oiled.
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NOTE: The lower seal around the vacuum chamber should be completely dry in
any case after you have removed it for thorough cleaning and want to reattach
it. It should be reattached at the exact same position to prevent air from getting
into the vacuum chamber.
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If the appliance is not in use, the power cable should be rolled up and placed in
the cable compartment on the underside of the appliance. Never wrap the cord
around the appliance!
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ST OR I NG THE A PPLI AN CE
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Caution: Before storing, always check that the lid of the appliance is not
locked shut! Otherwise the seals will become no longer airtight.
Store the appliance in a flat dark place, out of reach of children, at best in it's origi-
nal packaging. The vacuum sealer can be stored standing on the appliance base or,
to save space, on the side (upright or lengthways) (see fig. V+W).
The upper cover must remain open with the locking catches disengaged. Moreover,
nothing should be placed on top of the appliance so that there is no pressure on
the seals. Seals are consumables and are not covered by warranty.
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