PolyScience 400 Series Quick Start Manual

400 Series Chamber Vacuum Sealer

Quick Start Guide

Setting Up

1 Machine Placement

Caution: Machine is heavy, do not lift alone!

2 Protective Skin Covering

Place machine on a secure

level table and adujst the leveling

feet if needed.

Remove white protective

covering exposing

304 stainless steel.

3 AC Power

For 120V models supply 120V/20A circuit. All others consult an electrician.

Caution: Do not use extension cords or surge protectors.

Do not share the line with motors or compressors.

4 Power Switches & Resets

400 Series (back)

Main Power Switch

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Setting Up

5 Adding Oil

Caution: Add oil before starting machine.

Mind the oil fi ll line, see label instructions on machine.

400 Series

Use 2.5mm hex wrench

supplied and remove cover,

location may vary.

Use wrench supplied
to remove top oil plug and
add oil, location may vary.

6 Flippin' Tray

POSITION 1

Pint - ideal for

steaks &  llets

Quart - Angled for

marinades & soups

POSITION 2

POSITION 3

Gallon - Bulk food,

rib roast, etc.

7 Tips

Never tilt or lay vacuum machine on its side.

Pump oil may move into the  lter & sensor creating numerous issues.

Change oil frequently, especially when vacuum sealing liquids.

Food products release moisture which over time will contaminate the oil.

Maintain a low sealing time.

A low sealing time will extend the life of the Te on tape, seal wire and cushion.

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1 Date & Time

Powering Up

Home Screen

When powering up the machine for the  rst time,
please check the date & time. If it needs to be
changed, navigate to the Date & Time settings:

Home > Settings > Date & Time

Once you have set the date/time, touch the green

Check the date & time

check mark and the machine will restart.

2 Users & Passcodes

When setting up users, you can choose between Operator and Manager user types. An operator can
start programs and download reports. A manager has full access to all settings, including adding/
deleting products, users, logs, and reports.

Before setting up users on your machine, we recommend to write them down  rst:

User Type First Name Last Name or Initials 4-Digit PIN Today’s Date

Manager

1

Operator

Manager

2

Operator

Manager

3

Operator

Manager

4

Operator

Manager

5

Operator

Manager

6

Operator

Manager

7

Operator

Manager

8

Operator

Manager

9

Operator

Manager

10

Operator

MM/DD/YY

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