SICO S250 BASIC User Manual (English)

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Rhonda ConwayAug 5, 2025
What to do if air gets into SICO S250 BASIC bags after sealing?
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  brett13Aug 5, 2025
  If air gets into bags or containers after the suction and sealing cycle is complete, ensure bags are not pierced. Check the sealing area for rests or wrinkles that could cause vacuum loss; if found, open the bag and repeat the cycle. When vacuum-packing food with points, wrap it in soft paper to prevent piercing. Note that fermentation or natural gas release from food could reinflate the bag, making the food unsafe to eat. For containers, verify that the valve and gaskets are properly placed and that containers and lids have no cracks or holes. Also, check the rim of the container for damage in the lid adherence area.
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Steve FernandezAug 11, 2025
Why is my SICO Laboratory Equipment not sucking air?
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  michael83Aug 11, 2025
  If your SICO Laboratory Equipment packer works but doesn't suck air, ensure the lid and gasket of the filter are properly placed and cleaned, referring to the maintenance instructions for the pump protection filter. If using bags, confirm they are correctly inserted under the bracket and are free of piercings. For containers, check that the valve and gasket of the lids are properly placed and cleaned, and that lids and containers are free from cracks or holes.
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Jared LeeAug 17, 2025
How to prevent SICO S250 BASIC sealing bar from melting the bag?
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  Rhonda StewartAug 17, 2025
  If the sealing bar of your SICO Laboratory Equipment melts or cuts the bag, try reducing the sealing time. While the packer is designed for continuous use, reducing the sealing time can also help avoid unnecessary electric energy consumption.

SICO S250 BASIC Specifications

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Brand	SICO
Model	S250 BASIC
Category	Laboratory Equipment
Language	English

SICO S250 BASIC User Manual

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SICO S250 BASIC Specifications