Buffalo CC770 Bedienungsanleitung

CC770 / CC771

Vacuum Pack Machine

Instruction Manual

PLEASE READ BEFORE USE

QUICK NOTES

• ‘E’ flashes at the End of cycles

or when first turned on with the lid down

• CC770/CC771 have 4/5 operating modes

which can all be customised (Sealing Time & Extra Suction Time)

• You can press ‘STOP/OK’ at any time to stop a cycle

• You can press ‘WELDING M1-M2-M3’ at any time to start sealing

TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 – Safety Tips

3 – Introduction

3 – Pack Contents

4 – Controls

4 – Operating Modes

4 – CC770 Operating Modes

5 – CC771 Operating Modes

5 – Turning the Machine on / Setting the Sealing Time

5 – Reset to Default Settings

6 – Setting Extra Suction Time

6 – Vacuum Packing Food

6 – Safety Features

6 – Safety Cut-out

6 – Anti-stress Safety

6 – Auto-standby

7 – Vacuum Packed Shelf Life

7 – Cleaning & Maintenance

8 – Troubleshooting

9 – Technical Specifications

9 – Electrical Wiring

9 – Compliance

SAFETY TIPS

•

Position on a flat, stable surface

•

A service agent/qualified technician should carry out installation and any repairs if

required. Do not remove any components on this product.

•

Consult Local and National Standards to comply with the following:

•

Health and Safety at Work Legislation

•

BS EN Codes of Practice

•

Fire Precautions

•

IEE Wiring Regulations

•

Building Regulations

•

DO NOT immerse the appliance in water

•

The sealing bar becomes hot during use. DO NOT touch the sealing bar during or

immediately after operation

•

DO NOT turn Off at the plug to halt operation; always use the Stop/Start button or

On/Off switch

•

DO NOT use the appliance for anything other than its intended use.

•

Only use bags recommended by the supplier/manufacturer with the appliance.

•

Always switch off and disconnect the power supply to the appliance when not in use

•

Not suitable for outdoor use

•

This appliance must only be used in accordance with these instructions and by persons

competent to do so

•

This appliance is not suitable for use by children

•

Keep all packaging away from children. Dispose of the packaging in accordance to the

regulations of local authorities

•

If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by an BUFFALO agent or a

recommended qualified technician in order to avoid a hazard

INTRODUCTION

Please take a few moments to carefully read through this manual. Correct maintenance and

operation of this machine will provide the best possible performance from your BUFFALO

product.

PACK CONTENTS

The following is included:

•

BUFFALO Vacuum Pack Machine

•

Instruction Manual

•

A couple of FREE embossed Vacuum Bags

BUFFALO prides itself on quality and service, ensuring that when packaged appliances

are fully functional and free of damage.

Should you find any damage as a result of transit, please contact your BUFFALO dealer

immediately.

Controls

CC770 OPERATING MODES:

•Standard Mode (M1, M2 & M3 off)

•Mode 1 (M1 lit): Extreme Mode for very small amount of liquid like blood residue

(10/15cc max.) only to be used 5 times consecutively after which the unit locks down for

10 minutes to cool down (showing the letters ‘EA’ on the display)

•Mode 2 (M2 lit): Extreme Mode + Soft Suction and Manual Anti-crush (press the

‘Welding M1-M2-M3’ button a few moments before reaching the desired vacuum)

•Mode 3 (M3 lit): Standard Mode + Soft Suction and Manual Anti-crush (press the

‘Welding M1-M2-M2’ button a few moments before reaching the desired vaccum)

•Mode 4 (M1-M2-M3 flashing): Dome Function to be used with Dome Accessory (sold

separately)

Note: 1. Designed for EMBOSSED BAGS ONLY 2. Designed for DRY PRODUCTS and therefore NOT

SUITABLE FOR LIQUIDS where a Chamber Vacuum Pack Machine is required instead. >>> Please contact your

Vacuum Pack Machine Supplier for more info.

OPERATING MODES

CC771 OPERATING MODES:

•Standard Mode (M1, M2 & M3 turned off)

•Mode 1 (M1 lit): Extreme mode for very small amount of liquid like blood residue

(10/15cc max.) only to be used 5 times consecutively after which the unit locks down for

10 minutes to cool down (showing the letters ‘EA’ on the display)

•Mode 2 (M2 lit): Extreme Mode + Soft Suction and Manual Anti-crush (press the

‘Welding M1-M2-M3’ button a few moments before reaching the desired vacuum)

•Mode 3 (M3 lit): Standard Mode + Soft Suction and Manual Anti-crush (press the

‘Welding M1-M2-M2’ button a few moments before reaching the desired vacuum)

•Mode 4 (M1-M2-M3 flashing): Dome Function to be used with Dome Accessory (sold

separately)

•Mode 5 (M1-M2-M3 lit): Marinade function to be used with external containers (sold

separately)

TURNING THE MACHINE ON / SETTING THE SEALING TIME

1. Connect the appliance to the mains power supply and switch the machine On [l]

2. Raise the lid until it locks in place – machine is now ready for use in Standard Mode

(M1, M2 & M3 off)

3. Display now shows the default Sealing Time for the Standard Mode

4. If you want to adjust the Sealing Time, simply use the or buttons until the

required units are shown on the display

5. To save any changes made, press and hold the ‘STOP/OK’ button for 2 seconds – the

new value will then flash once

RESET TO DEFAULT SETTINGS

1. Switch the machine Off [O]

2. Simultaneously press and hold the ‘WELDING M1-M2-M3’ and buttons and switch

machine On [I] whilst holding the ‘WELDING M1-M2-M3’ and buttons

3. The letter ‘D’ will be shown on the Display

Note: Sealing Time is expressed in units rather than seconds, from 0.5 to 9.5 with dots

representing half a unit. E.g. on CC770 the default is ‘2.’ ideal for the free bags supplied

Note: If you want to adjust the Sealing Time for another mode, first select that mode using the

‘Welding M1-M2-M3’ button and then follow steps 4 and 5 above

SETTING EXTRA SUCTION TIME

1. Again, make sure machine is switched On [l] and the lid is raised

2. Simultaneously press the and ‘Welding M1-M2-M3’ buttons for 3 seconds

3. To adjust the Extra Suction time, press and hold the or buttons

4. Press and hold the ‘STOP/OK’ button to save the suction time and exit

5. You are now back to the operating mode selected with its default Sealing Time being

displayed

VACUUM PACKING FOOD

1. Place the food in the bag

Note: never fill bag over 70% capacity

2. Remove any excess liquid or food residue

3. Lift the into locked position

4. Place the open end of the bag over

the Channel

5. Lower the lid and press down to start

the suction process

6. Maintain pressure on the lid for best results

7. CC771 only – pressure is displayed before

sealing countdown begins

8. Once the suction time is reached, the sealing process begins

9. CC770 – ‘E’ for End is displayed once process is completed, remove bag

CC771 – ‘END’ is displayed once process is completed, remove bag

SAFETY FEATURES

Safety Cut-out: this appliance is fitted with an automatic safety system to help prevent

any damage from misuse – if during the suction process the pressure gets too great (no air

left in the bag) the appliance automatically switches to the sealing process.

Anti-stress Safety: this appliance is also fitted with an automatic anti-stress safety system

to help prevent any damage from overuse – if machine alternatively displays ‘E’ followed by

‘A’, leave the machine on for 10 minutes as it will then automatically turn off the machine

and reset the counter.

E.g. the Anti-stress Safety kicks in after M1 or M2 (extreme modes)

have been used 5 times consecutively

AUTO-STANDBY

This appliance will automatically go into Standby Mode if unused for 4½ minutes. In order

to switch the unit back on, simply press any button for 1 second and wait 10 seconds for the

machine to turn itself back on.

Note: if not pressed at the same time you may accidentally select a different mode –

check that you are still in the mode you want to customize

Note: expressed in seconds as 1 to 9 then A to F on CC770 (A for 10, B for 11, C for 12,

D for 13, E for 14 and F for 15) and as 1 to 15 on CC771

Note: the default Suction Time is 95 seconds and cannot be reduced

Note: constant use of extended Suction Time will shorten the life of the appliance

Note: the process can be stopped at any time by pressing the STOP/OK button

Note: the sealing can be started as early as you want by pressing ‘WELDING M1-M2-M3’

WARNING: Never lift the lid from underneath as the sealing bar remains hot.

Make sure to ALWAYS lift it from the side to avoid injuries

Note: the lid may be hard to open for a few seconds after operation due to vacuum pressure

and you may need to allow a few seconds for the pressure to dissipate before lifting the lid

VACUUM PACKED SHELF LIFE

The following table shows APPROXIMATE shelf life of produce once vacuum packed – these

values depend on produce quality, freshness, vacuum bag quality, storage conditions…etc…

PRODUCE

STORAGE

TEMPERATURE

APPROXIMATE

SHELF LIFE

Bread

-2°C to 25°C

6-8 days

Pasta

12 months

Rice

12 months

Flour

12 months

Ground Coffee/Tea

12 months

Red Meat (raw)

-2°C to 5°C

8-9 days

White Meat (raw)

6-9 days

Fish (raw)

4-5 days

Game (raw)

5-7 days

Soft Cheese

14-20 days

Hard Cheese

25-60 days

Vegetables

7-10 days

Fruits

14-20 days

Pasta/Rice (cooked)

6-8 days

Meats (cooked)

10-15 days

Meats

Frozen (-18°C)

15-20 months

Fish

10-12 months

Vegetables

18-24 months

CLEANING & MAINTAINANCE

• Always allow to cool before cleaning

• Remove Channel and empty if it contains any fluid

• Use warm, soapy water and a damp cloth to clean the appliance

• Dry thoroughly after cleaning

• Repairs are only to be carried out by a BUFFALO dealer or qualified technician

TROUBLESHOOTING

FAULT

POTENTIAL CAUSE

ACTION

Unit is not working

Unit is not switched on

Check unit is plugged and

switch is in On [l] position

Plug and/or lead are damaged

Call Buffalo agent or qualified

technician

In-plug fuse has blown

Replace in-plug fuse

Power supply

Check power supply

Internal Wiring Fault

Call Buffalo agent or qualified

technician

Unit is not working – ‘E’ flashes

on Display

Safety cut-out activated

Allow appliance to rest for

indicated time

Unit is not working – ‘0’ flashes

on Display

‘Lid closed’ switch faulty

Call Buffalo agent or qualified

technician

Unit does not remove

(all the) air

from the bag

Open end of bag not over the

Channel

Open and position bag over the

Channel

Gaskets dirty

Clean gaskets

Open end of bag is dirty

Clean open end of bag

Bag is punctured

Replace Bag

Incorrect bag used

Call your supplier for embossed

bags

Suction nozzle blocked

Clean suction nozzle

No pressure applied on lid

Push down on lid during suction

process

Bags are not sealing correctly

Sealing bar is overheated

Open lid and allow sealing bar

to cool down

Liquid in bad under the sealing

bag

Remove any excess liquid

Incorrect Sealing Time set

Adjust Sealing Time

Bag too thick

Use thinner bag

Incorrect bags used

Call your supplier for correct

bags

Open end of bag not over the

Channel

Open and position bag over the

Channel

Indicator light comes on but

there is no weld

Check heating element for

damage and replace if

necessary

Imperfect weld

Check rubber pressure pad for

damage and replace if

necessary

Open lid and allow sealing bar

to cool down

Check parts like heater element

and Teflon fabric heater cover

for wear and tear and replace if

necessary

Note: to replace the Teflon Fabric Heater Cover, disconnect the machine from the mains

supply, remove the screws, lift Teflon Fabric and replace before screwing back into place.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model

Voltage

Power

Current

Vacuum Pressure

(approx.)

Max. Bag

Length

Dimensions

h x w x d mm

Weight

(kg)

CC770

230V

50Hz

300W

1.3A

0.8bar

300mm

95 x 348 x 190

3.9

CC771

230V

50Hz

400W

1.7A

0.8bar

400mm

95 x 458 x 190

5.2

ELECTRICAL WIRING

This appliance is supplied with a 3 pin, moulded, BS1363 plug and lead, with a 13 amp fuse

as standard.

This plug is to be connected to a suitable mains socket.

The appliance is wired as follows:

• Live wire (coloured brown) to terminal marked L

• Neutral wire (coloured blue) to terminal marked N

• Earth wire (coloured green/yellow) to terminal marked E

The appliance must be earthed, using a dedicated earthing circuit.

If in doubt consult a qualified electrician.

Electrical isolation points must be kept clear of any obstructions. In the event of any

emergency disconnection being required, they must be readily accessible.

COMPLIANCE

The WEEE logo on this product or its documentation indicates that the product

must not be disposed of as household waste. To help prevent possible harm to

human health and/or the environment, the product must be disposed of in an

approved and environmentally safe recycling process. For further information

on how to dispose of this product correctly, contact the product supplier, or

the local authority responsible for waste disposal in your area.

BUFFALO parts have undergone strict product testing in order to comply with

Regulatory standards and specifications set by international, independent and

Federal authorities – BUFFALO products have been approved to carry this CE

Symbol.

means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission

of BUFFALO.

Every effort is made to ensure all details are correct at the time of going to press, however, BUFFALO

reserve the right to change specifications without notice.

Telephone Helpline: 0845 146 2887 (United Kingdom)

CC770 / CC771

Vacuümverpakker

Gebruiksaanwijzing

LEZEN VÓÓR GEBRUIK

ALLES KORT SAMENGEVAT

• ‘E’ knippert aan het eind van een cyclus of als deze voor het eerst wordt ingeschakeld met

het deksel naar beneden

• CC770/CC771 heeft 4/5 gebruiksmodi

Die allemaal kunnen worden aangepast (sealtijd en extra zuigtijd)

• U kunt op elk gewenst moment op ‘STOP/OK’ drukken om een cyclus te stoppen

• U kunt op elk gewenst moment op ‘M1-M2-M3 lassen’ drukken om te beginnen met sealen

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