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IMPULSE SEALER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Thanks for your purchase of our impuse sealers. To obtain the benefit from our products. Please read the following instruction before operation.
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HANDLE
HEATING ADJUSTMENT LIST
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POLYETHYLENE
POLYPROPYLENE
OR HIGH-HEAT FILiI
UNDER 0.03m/m UNDER 0.044m/m
UNDER 0.06m/m UNDER OOBm/m
WARNING
!!
TIMER KNOB
To reduce the risk of shock, disconnect the unit from the supply circuit before servicing the replacement of the heating element.
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OPERATION
. PUT THIS MACHINE
ON A LEVEL AND DRY WORK TABLE. . PLEASE CHECK THE VOLTAGE OF POWER SOCKET, THEN INSERT THE POWER PLUG INTO SOCKET. TRY TO PRESS DOWN HANDLE
KNOB AND TO EXAMINE THE PILOT LAMP IS LIGHTING OR NOT. . ACCORDING TO MATERIAL VARIETY AND THICKNESS OF POLY-BAG,
AT APPROPRIATE
REGULATED HEATING TIME DURATION DEGREE. . PUT A POLY-BAG ELEMENT ON THE HEATING OF THIS MACHINE, THE THEN PRESS DOWN HANDLE KNOB AFTER 1.2 SECONDS, ( SLIDE THE KNIFE COVER FINISHED PERFECS TEALAP PEAR. cuTTlNG, 200HC. 300HC. 400HC) . IF THE SEALING APPREARANCE IS BREAK OR DAMAGE PLEASE
THE 'S" SIDE AND TRY AGAIN
REGULATE TIMER KNOB, TOWARD TILL THE PERFECT SEAL APPEAR.
.IF THE SEALING
IS NON-FULL.WELD, APPEARANCE PLEASE THE "L' SIDE AND TRY AGAIN REGULATE TIMER KNOB TOWARD TILL THE PERFECT SEAL APPEAR.
. IF THE POLY-BAG
STICKS TO SEALING SILICON RUBBER. PLEASE SHORTEN THE SEALING PRESS TIME.
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CAUTION
O KEEP CLEAN, ESPECIALLY
THE CLEAN OF HEATER INSULATED CLOTH, UPPER CLOTH AND HEATING ELEMENT. . DON'T BE WET OR HUMIDITY FOR THE CAUSE OF ELECTRIC OBSTACLE. . BEFORE OPERATION OR ON OPERATION, CHECK HEATER INSULATED CLOTH AND UPPER CLOTH. IF THEY ARE UNUSUAL, REPLACE IT AT ONCE, BECAUSE THE WORN HEATER INSULATED CLOTH AND UPPER CLOTH WILL MAKE ELECTRIC SHORTWAY ALSO WILL DAMAGE TO HEATING ELEMENT, . WHILE REPLACED HEATING ELEMENT MUST BE SAME SIZE AS ORIGINAL. . WHILE SEALING APPEARANCE IS NOT ENOUGH EXCELLENT SHOULDREPLACESEALINGSILICONRUBBER . . DON'T STRIKE POWERFULLY THE BREAKDOWN OTHERWISE WILL HAPPEN. . WHEN USE EXCESSIVE. THE TEMPERATURE TOO HIGH, SUSPEND A LITTLE WHILE,
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INSTRUCTION FOR REPLACING THE TELFLON CLOTH
AND THE HEATER.
REMOVE THE TEFLON CLOTH FROM THE FIXED PLATE. REPLACE WITH A NEW TEFLON CLOTH, SECURE THE FIXED PLATE WITH SCREWS.
WHENCHANGING
THEHEATERR , EMOVETHETEFLONCLOTHANDUNSCREWTHE HEATERP . LACEONEENDOFTHEHEATERONTHEELECTRODA ENDSECURETHE OTHER END WITH SCBEWS. THEN SCREW ON THE TEFLON CLOTH.
ELECTRODE
TELFLON CLOTH SCREW HEATER
F IX E D
SCREW PLATE
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MALFUCTIONS
REASONS
MALFUCTIONS
POWER FAILURE
OF THE HEATING WIRE AND PILOT
POWER FAILURE
BUT THE PILOT LAMP IS STILL ON
SUGGESTIONS
. DISCONNE TED PLUG
. CHANGE THE PLUG
. SHORT OF AC CORD
. BEPAIR OR REPLACE
. AC CIRCUIT DISCONNE TED . REPAIR AC CIRCUIT
. REPLACE THE HEATING WIRE
. HEATER BROKEN
. DISCONNECTED
ELECTRODE . REPLACE THE ELECTRODE WIRE OR CHECK VOLTAGE SPRING . CONTACT YOUR SUPPLIER . TTMER MALFUNCTION
PILOT LAMP STILL
ON AND THE TEFLON O PROLONGED HEATING TIME . DECREASE TIME THE HEATING CLOTH OVERHEATS
O TOO FREQUENT OPERATION . KEEP AT LEAST I SECOND
HEATING WIRE AFTER THE LED LAMP OFF, NEED APPROPRIATE SUDDENLY BROKEN THEN PUSH THE HANDLE. COOLING PERIOD. DAILY OPERATION SHOULD TIMES NOT EXCEED 1,OOO
. FRACTURED GI-ASS TAPE
TO BE CONTINUED
O REPALCE THE GLASS TAPE
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IMPERFECT
TEFLON CLOTH l. REpLnCe THE TEFLON CLOTH l. FRACTURED
. KEEP AT LEAST 1 SECOND
COOLING TIME.
il CONNECTION DIAGRAM
HEATING ELEMENT
TRANSFORMER
MICRO SWITCH
TIMERSET
AC SOURCE
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ITEM
PARTS NAME
ITEM
HANDLE KNOB
ARM
PARTS NAME
HEATER INSULATED CLOTH
MICHOSWITCH BRACKET SPRTNG
HINGE BRACKET
POWER CORD
COILSPRING
HEAIING ELEMENT PIN
MICROSWITCH BRACKET SEALING PLATED
SEALING SILICON RUBBER UPPER CLOTH
MIUHO SWITCH
TRANSFORMER (OUT.PI JN TFFII\i|INA
I HANSFORMER
FIXED PLATE
TIMER SET
WIRE CONNECTOR
TRANSFORMER
SUPPORTOR
- -- RUBBER FOOT
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ITEM
PARTS NAME
PARTS NAME
ITEM PARTS NAME 17-1 MICROSWITCH SPRING PUTE 35 TEFLON FIXED PI.ATE 2 TIMER 1 8 MICROSWITCH ASSEMBTED SCHEW36 TEFION FIXED PI.ATE SCREW \' SCREW 1 9 MICROSWITCH FIXED SCBEW 37 SEAUNG BAR BOW SPBING 20 HINGE PIN 38 SEALING BAR FIXED BMCKET 5 TRASFORMER 21 WIRECONNECTOR 39 SEALING BAR FIXED BRACKET SCREW 6 TMNSFORMER BMCKET 22 EARIH WIRE 40 SEAUNG BAR RETURN SPRING 7 SCBM 23 EARTH WIRE NUT WASHER 4 1 SEALING BAR RETURN SPRING SCREW SPRING WASHER 24 BASE PI.ATE (SEALING 42 SILICON RUBBER PAD) B PI-ASTIC WASHER 25 EARTH WIRE SCREW 43 HANDLE KNOB o HINGE BRACKET 26 BUSHING 44 HANDLE KNOB WASHER 1 0 SCREW AF POWER CORD BI.ADE HOLDER 1 1 AFi/ 28 RUBBER FOOT 46 CUTTER BI.ADE 12 ARM OPEMTING BMCKET 29 RUBBER FOOTSCRM 47 BLADE FIXED PLATE I/ICROSWITCH ADJUSTING SCREW 30 LOWER (ADHESIVE) IEFLON 48 BI-ADE FIXED SCREW. NUT
BODY
ARM RETURN
SPRING
MICROSWITCH
BMCKET
to INSULATED PLqTE
1 7 MICROSWITCH
HEATING
ELEMENT
32 UPPER
TEFLON
33 TEFLON
PI.ATE
34 TEFLON
PTATE SCREW
HEATING
ELEMENT COVER
50 HEATING
ELEI\,IENI COVER SCREW
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Quick start
- Place the sealer on a level, dry work table.
- Check the outlet voltage, then plug in the power cord.
- Press down the handle and check that the pilot lamp lights.
- Set the timer knob to suit the material and thickness of the poly bag.
- Lay the bag across the heating element and press down the handle.
- Adjust the timer and try again until you get a clean, full seal.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Likely cause | Fix (from the manual) |
|---|---|---|
| Seal looks broken or damaged | Heating time is set too long | Turn the timer knob toward the "S" side and try again. Page 4 |
| Seal is not fully welded | Heating time is set too short | Turn the timer knob toward the "L" side and try again. Page 4 |
| Bag sticks to the sealing silicone rubber | Sealing press time is too long | Shorten the sealing press time. Page 4 |
| No power to the heating wire and the pilot lamp is off | Disconnected plug, shorted AC cord, or disconnected AC circuit | Change the plug, repair or replace the cord, or repair the AC circuit. Page 7 |
| No heating but the pilot lamp is still on | Broken heater or disconnected electrode | Replace the heating wire, or replace the electrode wire or check the voltage spring. Page 7 |
| Pilot lamp stays on and the Teflon cloth overheats | Timer malfunction or heating time set too long | Decrease the heating time; contact your supplier about a timer malfunction. Page 7 |
| Heating wire suddenly breaks | Operating too frequently, or fractured glass (Teflon) tape | Keep at least 1 second of cooling time after the lamp goes off before pushing the handle again. Daily operation should not exceed 1,000 times. Replace the glass tape or Teflon cloth if fractured. Page 7 |
Frequently asked questions
How do I fix a weak or damaged seal?
If the seal is broken, turn the timer knob toward "S" (shorter). If it is not fully welded, turn it toward "L" (longer). See page 4.
How often should I replace the Teflon cloth?
Check the heater insulated cloth and upper cloth before and during use, and replace them right away if they look worn. Worn cloth can short out and damage the heating element. See page 5.
How do I replace the heating element?
Unplug the unit, remove the Teflon cloth, unscrew the heater, fit one end on the electrode and secure the other end with screws, then refit the Teflon cloth. Use a heater the same size as the original. See page 6.
How many seals can I make per day?
The malfunction table advises keeping at least 1 second of cooling time between seals and not exceeding 1,000 operations per day. See page 7.
