nbspWhat bag size should I use?
The bag should be large enough to accommodate the items being packaged while still allowing enough room for sealing. If you make an effort to use a bag and package size that fills the chamber of your unit, you will find that the vacuum time will be less. Bags vary in thickness as well. The standard thickness of 3mm is adequate for most items. However, thicker bags are available for larger or potentially sharp items such as meat with the bone left in. These bags will help prevent any holes from developing. Back to Top Troubleshooting My vacuum sealer won’t turn on – what is the problem? The vacuum sealer should be plugged in, only using a grounded outlet. Examine the power cord for frays or any disconnected plugs, either at the wall or the back of the vacuum sealer. If the power cord is damaged, the vacuum sealer must not be used until it has been replaced. Similarly, check that there is power running to the outlet that you are using. If there is not, this could be caused by a blown cir
