OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1.Set power switch to ON position.
2.Set selector to MAN position for manual operation by pressing the foot pedal switch, or set selector to AUTO position for continuous automatic operation.
3.Adjust the re-cycle time, appropriate to the speed you need for continuous work.
4.Adjust the sealing time (heating time), to the THE LOWEST number on the timer that gives you a strong seal. Too low a number and the seal will easily pull apart. To high a number on the timer and the seal will just melt together instead of sealing. Use trail and error to achieve the lowest heat setting that provides a good seal. 5. Congeal time (also known as dwell time) is the amount of time the seal is allowed to cure under pressure AFTER THE IMPULSE HEAT IS OFF. Generally, this time should be set to 1 to 3 seconds longer than the sealing time.

MAINTENANCE AND CONSUMABLE PART REPLACEMENT

TURN OFF THE POWER BEFORE SERVICING THE SEALER. REPLACING THE ELEMENT WIRE

1. Release fixed teflon rubber, or the chrome teflon fabric clip so the teflon fabric can be moved, exposing the heating element.
2. Depending upon the model, remove the element wire by slightly moving the element wire spring pin inward toward the middle of the sealer or unscrewing the element wire so it can be lifted off the spring pin..
3. Replace the 1/2" by 10 mil Teflon Tape piece under the old element wire.
4. After attaching the new element wire, cover tightly with the Teflon fabric (pull out new fabric off the scroll if necessary) keeping pressure on the fabric as you re-tighten the Teflon clip or reinsert the black Teflon rubber depending upon the sealer model.