About the Product: Power: 300W Nominal Volt: 220V Dimension(L*W*H): 42CM*8.5CM*8.5CM Max Sealing L&W: 300mm(L)*8mm(W) Sealing Thickness: 0.5-8sec Heating Time: 0.5-8sec Using Instructions: 1.Just connect the power cable to your socket,adjust the heating time according to Sealing Thickness of the material.Put the plastic bag on it,then press the handle,the led indicator light will be on,the machine will control the heating time itself.When the LED indicator light is off, the power automatically disconnect.Release the handle after 1-2 seconds,then it’s finished sealing. 2.The Led indicator Light is on only when the machine is sealing,it's not on if you just connect it to socket. 3.If damage appears when it’s sealing,that’s because the heating time is too long,then shorten the heating time by rotating the timer knob with anticlockwise rotation. 4.If Insecure sealing appears,that’s because the heating time is too short,then extend the heating time by rotating the timer knob with clockwise rotation. 5.If the plastic bag is sticky to machine,that’s because the cooling time is not long enough.Please extend the cooling time after the LED light is off,hold longer time to release the handle. 6.If heating time is adjusted,don’t do any change when it’s sealing or continuous sealing. 7.You can always connect the power cable to the socket,because if it’s not sealing,it won’t have any Electrcity consumption. Package included: 1 x Impulse Sealer(Packed with original box) 1 x Spare Element 1x User Manual
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Price was ok, as I was not looking for a commercial machine, just the odd item now and again. It was fine for 7 months, then it would not work. Checked the fuse first, that was ok. As with most things electrical, I looked at the power cable to see if that was ok, no. The cale had come out a bit. I opened it to see if a wire had come off. No, all were ok, no loose wire. I put the screws back on and took it to a local shop for a quick look. The guy said he would have a quick once over. He checked the fuse. Was ok. Saw the cable partially out at the side. He looked inside, no loose wire. He looked at the switch. He said it was the cheap microswitch. He undid the small switch and took it off. Yes, it was the switch. He had none in so would have to order one. As it worked as a timer as well as a switch, it would have to be sent for, so to supply and repair with a decent switch, it would cost between £30-£35. Told him I could buy two for the price of repair. Asked him to bin it.
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