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Getting to know the appliance
In the vacuum-sealing drawer, you can vacuum-seal food
in suitable bags and containers. This chapter provides
you with information about the assembly and basic
functions of your appliance.
How does a vacuum-sealing drawer
work?
During the vacuum-sealing process, air is pumped out of
the vacuum-sealing compartment and the bag. This
produces a high vacuum in the compartment. The higher
the vacuum-sealing level, the less air remains in the
compartment and the bag, and the higher the pressure
difference to the environment.
If the selected vacuum-sealing level has been reached,
the heat-sealing bar is pressed against the silicone bar
on the glass lid. As a result, the bag is heat-sealed. After
a short cooling time, air flows back into the compartment,
creating a loud noise. During this process, the bag
suddenly contracts and encloses the food. The drawer's
glass lid then opens.
Different degrees of vacuum can be created with vacuum-
sealing levels 1 to 3. The degrees that are reached here
vary depending on the application: When vacuum-sealing
in a container, the degrees of vacuum are lower and
therefore better suited for particular food. When the
external vacuuming adapter is attached, the vacuum-
Control Panel
Symbol
ÿ
1
Switch on/off
°
2
Vacuum-sealing
level
±
3
Heat-sealing time
²
4
Start
³
Stop
¢
5
Dry
...
Note
Explanation
Switch the appliance on and off
Select the vacuum-sealing level
Select a heat-sealing time
Heat-seal the vacuum-sealing bag early
Start the vacuum-sealing process
Cancel the vacuum-sealing process
Dry the pump
Refer to the fault table
sealing drawer automatically detects which mode has just
been activated.
Vacuum-sealing levels
Vacuum-sealing in a bag
Vacuum-sealing contain-
ers and bottles
Vacuum-sealing Drawer Assembly
( Glass lid
0 Stainless steel vacuum-sealing compartment
8 Air outlet
@ Heat-sealing Bar
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2
3
1
80 %
95 %
99 %
50 %
75 %
90 %
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