do you have to wait between seals
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We recommend allowing 20 seconds between seals. Under heavy usage the vacuum sealer will shut off automatically and the red light will flash. In this case, you will need to wait 20 minutes for the appliance to cool down before continuing to vacuum and seal.
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I honestly don't remember when I got it if it had a seal or not. I'd contact the company if you want to be sure.
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You have decent control over that. You can put the food under pressure for 10 to 60 seconds (I think ten is the lower bound) and the sealer from 1 1o 10 seconds.
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When saving items like soup, stew, ground meats, I dry the inside of the bag before starting the sealing process. I listen to the sound of the vacuum pump and watch as fluids get close to the sealing strip, then I press the "seal" button instead of waiting for the automatic stop. I get a great seal that freezes nicely. Hope this helps.
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Sounds like, for whatever reason, you're not getting a complete seal. If you're sealing liquids, the liquid can get in between the 2 sides you're attempting to seal. Once you seal, you can go back, slightly moving your bag a bit closer, and seal again. If I must seal liquids, I'll freeze them first. Then, remove from the original bag I froze them in, put them in a fresh bag, and seal before it starts to defrost. I hope this helps.
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Yes, for delicate items you start the process, then "cancel" when ever you want. You then immediately press "seal"
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U dont need anything to put the lines in. IF they were removed properly, they should just snap back in. They will appear loose but the seal is good.
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You do NOT want to use locktite. If you follow the instructions the seals will seat to the point where you don't need anything else. If you were to use locktite you might not be able to unseat the seals in the future should the need arise. After installing the seals I have not had any leaking problems whatsoever. Hope this helps you out.
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Nakita,I do not unequivocally know the answer here. What I do know is that if the attachment diameter is the same than you should be good to go. A seal is a seal is a seal. It's the attachment that matters.Hope this helps.J
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Yes. And, what Mr. Bohlman said. Check the coupler for play and replace if necessary. Might as well replace the seal there too. There's a simple tool for installing the seal.
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No idea because I am way more concerned about preserving the logs from checking so I apply the sealer liberally. Two coats of anchor seal has the same prtection as four coats of latex primer.
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Yes you can. I suggest double seal on both ends. Also I suggest food saver bags, some other brands are just not up there in quality. The price difference is well worth it.
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I have not had mine for all that long and don't use it every day, but so far so good. It's been a good, affordable sealer for me. In response to the other answers: Yes, you have to press on the top with both hands until the light comes on signaling that you can let go. Sometimes it takes 10-15 seconds. And, when I just tried it and didn't read the directions, I had mixed results. Just like most electrical appliances, it makes sense to read the manual or instructions as I have had success every time since.
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This product is to treat your seals according to you manufacturer specs. Please consult your vehicles maintenance booklet to see how often you are suppose to treat your seals... in my case I treat them every six months or after every winter. This treatment while not last forever and re treatment varies from vehicle to vehicle...
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A little goes a long way. Depending on the wear and abuse of your boots, I would think of months or years instead of number of times. In other words, you'll get your money's worth with Sno Seal.
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I believe the instructions recommend discharging the weapon if it is going to sit for a while. I imagine that this does not put undue pressure on the seals that might damage them.
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Yes. But I don't use it on the seals just the barrel and chamber. whipe off excess after each use but a lil bit wont hurt. My air rifle does fine and I've used this stuff for years,!!