Vacuum chamber seals, Cooling fan, Thermal overload protector – Weston Pro 2300 Vacuum Sealers User Manual

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VACUUM CHAMBER SEALS

There are two factory-installed

Oval Vacuum Chamber Seals on the Vacuum

Sealer. When the Vacuum Lid is closed and downward force applied, they form an

airtight seal so the

Vacuum Chamber can be evacuated.

The

Oval Vacuum Chamber Seals may wear over time and require replacement.

See the “Service Instructions” section of this manual for information on replacing the

Oval Vacuum Chamber Seals, if necessary.

COOLING FAN

The

Vacuum Sealer has an Internal Cooling Fan that runs whenever the unit

is plugged in and turned on. To save energy, turn the unit “OFF” and unplug

the

Power Cord when not in use.

THERMAL OVERLOAD PROTECTOR

The

Vacuum Sealer will automatically shut down if it overheats. If this occurs, turn

the unit off and open the

Vacuum Lid. Resume normal operation after the unit cools

about 20 minutes.

To help prevent overheating, wait at least 20 seconds between cycles with the

Vacuum Lid open. Avoid touching the Seal Bar Tape. The Seal Bar Tape will

remain hot for a brief period of time after each sealing cycle.

LIMIT SWITCH

The

Vacuum Sealer is equipped with a switch to prevent actuation of the Seal Bar

Heating Element in manual mode when the Vacuum Lid is open. When the Vacu-

um Lid is closed, heat made by the Seal Bar Heating Element is absorbed by the

vacuum bag and

Vacuum Lid Seal.

When the

Vacuum Lid is open, there is no means to dissipate the heat and unit

damage may occur.

6. Set a new

Oval Vacuum Chamber Seal on the groove in the Plastic Vacuum

Chamber. Work the seal into the groove.
7. Position a new

Oval Vacuum Chamber Seal near the groove in the Vacuum Lid.

Work the seal into the groove.

REPLACING THE SEAL BAR TAPE:

*NOTE one extra piece of Seal Bar Tape is included with the original unit as a spare.

1. Turn “OFF” the

Vacuum Sealer and remove the Power Cord from the electrical

outlet.

2. Make sure the unit is completely cool.

3. Open the

Vacuum Lid.

4. Pick at either end of the

Seal Bar Tape covering the Seal Bar Heating Element

until it lifts slightly. Grasp the loose end and slowly pull the

Seal Bar Tape back over

itself until fully removed.

5. Repeat step 4 for the

Seal Bar Tape covering Vacuum Lid Seal. DO NOT remove

the

Seal.

6. Remove the backing from a new wide strip of

Seal Bar Tape for the Seal Bar Heating

Element. Be careful not to allow the Seal Bar Tape to contact anything including itself

while the adhesive side is exposed.

7. Hold one end of the

Seal Bar Tape in each hand. Stick the left end of the Seal Bar

Tape to the flat area on the Plastic Vacuum Chamber just left of the Seal Bar Heating

Element. Apply the Seal Bar Tape from left to right over the Seal Bar Heating Element

until done. Make sure there are no wrinkles or folds in the

Seal Bar Tape once applied.

The

Seal Bar Tape should fully cover the Seal Bar Heating Element.

8. Remove the backing from a new narrow strip of

Seal Bar Tape for the Vacuum Lid

Seal. Stick the left end of the Seal Bar Tape onto the left end of the Seal. The Seal Bar

Tape and Seal ends should be flush. Apply the Seal Bar Tape from left to right over the

Vacuum Lid Seal until done. Make sure there are no wrinkles or folds in the Seal Bar

Tape once applied. The Seal Bar Tape should fully cover the Vacuum Lid Seal.

REPLACING THE FUSE

If the Vacuum Sealer does not operate when it is plugged in and

turned on, try any or all of the following:
1. Make sure the

Fuse is not blown. The Fuse is located on the right

side of the unit directly above the

Power Cord Port. Turn “OFF” and

unplug the

Vacuum Sealer. Twist off and remove the Fuse Cap.

Remove and check the

Fuse. The thin metal band in the center of

the

Fuse should be clean and unbroken. If it is burned and/or broken,

replace it with a new

Fuse (10 Amp). Replace the Fuse Cap.

2. Make sure the

Connector at the end of the Power Cord is

plugged completely into the

Power Cord Port.

3. Make sure the

Power Cord is not damaged. DO NOT use

a damaged

Power Cord. Call the Customer Service line for

information on part replacement.

4. Try connecting the

Power Cord Plug to another electrical outlet.

Figure 5

NOTE: The Vacuum Sealer is ONLY intended to be used with VACUUM BAGS. For

best results, only use the recommended vacuum bags with an embossed or mesh lining.

DO NOT USE HOUSEHOLD BAGS! Any other uses of the Vacuum Sealer, other

than the uses described in this booklet, could potentially damage the appliance and void

the warranty!

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