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PolyScience 300 Series User Manual

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PolyScience Vacuum Sealing Systems
Vacuum Sealer does not pull a complete vacuum with bag�
Vacuum Level and/or Seal Time may be insufcient; increase as
required�
Edge of bag not across seal bar; properly position bag�
Bottom of bag mouth not clamped properly; place bottom of bag
mouth in clamp and close clamp�
Bag improperly positioned in Vacuum Chamber; reposition as
required�
Wrinkles in bag along seal bar; smooth out bag�
Sealed end of bag (from roll) not completely sealed; check for
gaps or aws in seal.
Crumbs or other debris on bag or seal bar; clean as required�
Heat-Seal bag loses vacuum after being sealed
Bag punctured� Sharp items can put small holes in bags� Cover
sharp edges with a paper towel and vacuum package in new
bag�
Out-gassing� Some fruits and vegetables can release gases if
not properly blanched or frozen before packaging� Open bag
and check for spoilage� If spoilage has not yet begun, consume
immediately
Canisters not vacuuming properly
External vacuum hose not properly attached� Make sure vacuum
hose is completely inserted into the lid of the canister and
attached securely to the vacuum hose port on the Chamber
Vacuum Sealer
Port on canister in incorrect position�
Insufcient head space in canister. Allow at least 1 inch (2.5 cm)
of space between the surface of the items in the canister and the
lid�
Damaged canister lid or body� Check canister, lid and seal for
damage�
ROUTINE CLEANING
Always clean and dry your Chamber Vacuum Sealer completely
after use� Be sure to protect it from contact with equipment or other
objects that could damage its control panel when storing�
WARNING: Always disconnect your Vacuum Sealer
from the electrical power outlet before cleaning�
External Surfaces — Use a clean, damp cloth and mild soap to
remove dust, crumbs and spilled liquids�
Seal Bar — Use a soft brush to gently remove crumbs or other
materials�
Vacuum Chamber — Remove crumbs and loose debris and then
wipe down all internal surfaces using a clean cloth and food-safe
sanitizer
External Vacuum Hose — Immerse in hot, soapy water; rinse
thoroughly with clean hot water� Dry completely before use�
TROUBLESHOOTING
Vacuum Sealer will not turn On�
Unit not plugged in� Check that the electrical cord is plugged into
a working, grounded electrical outlet�
Unit plugged in but not turned On� Press
Damaged or worn electrical power cord� DO NOT USE UNIT;
RETURN FOR REPAIR
1� Press to turn the Chamber Vacuum Sealer Off and then
unplug the unit from the electrical outlet�
2� Remove seal bar by lifting up and out of the Vacuum Chamber
3� Clean the various components as follows:
WARNING: If spoilage has begun or if in doubt, discard
immediately� DO NOT CONSUME�
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PolyScience 300 Series Specifications

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BrandPolyScience
Model300 Series
CategoryKitchen Appliances
LanguageEnglish

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