Wartmann WM-1604 EU User Manual

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User manual
Vacuum device
Model number WM-1604 EU
Contents
Welcome 4
Important 5
Overview of the vacuum device 9
Unpacking the vacuum device and preparations for rst use 11 Switching on the vacuum device 11 Vacuum seal a product in a vacuum bag 11-12 Seal a product in a bag (without a vacuum) 12
Appendix: other vacuum packaging applications 21
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Welcome
Congratulations on your purchase
Wartmann hopes that you will enjoy your new vacuum device. Using the Wartmann® vacuum device, you can keep your food fresh for a longer period of time in the fridge or freezer. As the Wartmann® vacuum device efcaciously removes the air, the storage times may be up to ve times longer.
Using vacuum bags you can store your food longer, wasting less food and ultimately saving costs. The Wartmann® vacuum device is perfectly suitable for storing or preserving various household items.
And while doing sous vide cooking, the Wartmann® vacuum device is an excellent accompanying tool.
A good choice
Thanks to a clever design, the Wartmann® vacuum device is not only compact and light-weight, but also supports the use of external vacuum containers.
The Wartmann® vacuum device can be operated with the touch of one single button. Following the instructions in this user manual you will enjoy your Wartmann® vacuum device for many years.
Important
This instruction manual contains information for the use and maintenance of your vacuum device. Read this instruction manual carefully before using the vacuum device and keep it for possible later consultation.
Only suitable for domestic purposes
This device is exclusively intended for common household use. In case of (semi)-professional or incorrect use, usage not in accordance with the instructions in the manual, or self-performed repairs, the warranty expires and Wartmann® will decline any responsibility for any damage caused by this.
Check electrical connections
Check if the voltage indicated on the vacuum device conforms to the local mains voltage before connecting the vacuum device. In case the plug, power cord or the vacuum device itself is damaged, repairs must be carried out rst or the relevant part should be replaced by a qualied service centre.
Prevent the vacuum device from coming into contact with water
The vacuum device contains electrical parts and heating elements. Never rinse the vacuum device under the tap and do not immerse the vacuum device in water. Make sure that no water ever enters the vacuum device to prevent electrical shock and/or damage to the vacuum device.
Contains heating elements
Do not touch the seal wire, it could be hot. Do not position the vacuum device near ammable gasses or cleaning agents (such as methylated spirit).
Use original accessories
This manual applies to the use of Wartmann
®
vacuum bags and canisters. For vacuum bags and canisters from other suppliers, other instructions may apply.
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Dry
Moist
Normal
Gentle
Cancel
Seal only
Vacuum & seal
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Deep-freezing
In order to safely preserve foods, it must be kept at low temperatures. The growth of micro-organisms is strongly reduced at temperatures of 4°C and below. At a temperature of -17°C, growth will nearly come to a full stop. This does however not kill the micro-organisms.
If you wish to store your vacuum packed food long-term, then always place it in the freezer.
Verify
Always check if food is spoiled, before consuming it. You must realise that vacuum-packaging cannot undo spoilage. Vacuum-packaging only ensures that the quality of food is retained longer. How much longer you can preserve the food, depends on different factors, such as the quality of the food at the time of packaging. We advise to only package fresh food and mention the date of packaging on the package.
Food Safety
Vacuum-packaging
When vacuum-packaging food in vacuum-storage boxes, most of the surrounding air is extracted whilst the inow of fresh air is being prevented. This way the storage life of food is lengthened.
Vacuum-packaging helps to prevent freezer burn, which is the dehydration of the surface layer of the food. This is characterised by white or brown-red discolouration of the food.
Vacuum-packaging contributes to the preservation of the taste and the overall quality of the food. It slows the growth of aerobic micro-organisms that could cause:
• Mould. As mould won’t grow in environments
with little oxygen, the vacuum-packaging will strongly reduce the risk of moulding.
• Fermentation. Fermentation can be noticed
by the odour or taste of the food. Fermentation requires water and sugar and will develop at room temperature. Fermentation can also develop when air is lacking. In order to slow the yeast growth items should be cooled. Only at deep­ freezing temperature, this growth will come to a halt.
• Bacteria. Bacterial growth can often be
recognised by a nasty smell, discolouration and a soft or slimy layer. Under specic circumstances, clostridium botulinum, which causes botulism, can grow without air. This is rare, but also extremely dangerous. You can neither smell nor taste it.
The vacuum-packaging is no replacement for cooling or deep-freezing. Perishable foods that require cooling or freezing, must still be kept in the refrigerator or freezer.
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