How do you know when it's done removing air from a Deli Container? Does it click, automatically stop, or something to let me know when to stop?
519957
You have to eyeball it. The instructions say about 30 seconds to a minute IIRC. However the bigger concern is getting the air to stay out as none of the compatible products seem to have a good seal. I would recommend just getting the full countertop version instead.
519958
I an sorry, i have purchased the containers but have not used them yet. I would assume the attachment would collapse or whatever to let you know the process is complete......sorry I cannot be of more help. Many blessings.
519959
Eyeball and ears.. you'll see when its not taking anymore out, and you'll hear the motor load up the same as with the bags..
1318748
mike, we live in the arid southwest and use the air-o-swiss when in phoenix hotels. usually the unit is dry, but if not then wipe it out with a paper towel. then we use a santi-wipe to clean down the unit only as a precaution. we use safe water so there has not been any deposits or residue visible. i don't have the instructions any more but you can probably get a copy on line to answer any more in depth questions. hope this helps. merry christmas
1553228
I rinse mine off right after use. Sometimes you have to pull back on some of the latches to free some pieces of apple. Takes 1 min to clean. Make sure you dry it off after so it doesn't rust
2220693
Mine goes crazy over this one hvac vent, I watched it go over the vent five times, I had to move it, it went right back to the vent and said i need to move something out of its way. Of course I couldn't move the wall that was on the other side of the vent. I put the strips around the vent, it still goes over it, and sometimes sucks up one of the strips and which stops the brush. The strips haven't worked at all for me.
1334747
When I got my dehumidifier, I set it on 50% and AUTO. It has been there since, works perfectly, and occasionally it makes an audible click as it does a self-change in the program. Sometimes it's a triple click. It has done a superb job for some months now so I just mark the clicks down to automatic adjustment.
1897510
The machine will stay on the lowest fan setting when on auto until it detects the presence of dirty air...then it ramps up the fan speed to clean the air and then cycles back to lowest fan speed again. The million dollar question is, is your sensor sensitive enough to detect when the air needs to be cleaned? I had this problem and will share with you the instructions I received from Surround Air. Do the odor, dust, or allergen sensors ever light up? Or, does only one light up and not the others? I was told by Surround Air that I set up my machine in a room without fresh enough air for the machine to "know" what clean, fresh air is. When it's set up in a room without fresh air, the sensor doesn't know what clean air is and thereby lacks the sensitivity to detect the smallest amounts of pollutants. I was told to leave the machine unplugged for several hours and then train the sensor by running the machine outside or in front of an open window to draw in the freshest air possible. That clean air would set the sensor at a high sensitivity level to the presence of pollutants in the air. It makes sense. I hope this helps.
194719
I have just checked a new unopened canister and it seems to have settled. I turned it over a couple of times to unsettle it and the container appears fuller. I generally do this a couple of times between uses.
1655486
Have not tried to turn off. Not sure why I would want to? Came on when I turned it on. Set to auto and have not given a thought since. Air in office has never been cleaner. Dust, pollens almost totally elimanated. Just tried it and with unit on, held down for about 3 sec and the plasmawave went off. Pushed power button down again for 3 sec and came back on. All without unit turning off.
1650465
Yes, it has turned off/on. Look down at left side of the canister with big red button (Brush Roll). Check Quick Guide book.
626089
There is a button for it but you can't really turn it off. If you don't want this option just turn off the dry cycle 10 minutes before the time is up so the deodorizing step does not happen.
468059
Nope. You're only supposed to keep it working for 10 seconds. You should see the valve on the container pucker. If not there is probably something wrong with the container.
1790231
YES! After I emptied the container of the left over, I started the rinsing process. Four containers of rinsing I still had the button lit. I decided to let it be for a while before I demolished it.Next morning I ran white vinegar thru it and let it rest.I then ran water and low and behold the button went off. good luck
1058107
I have used mine for over a year, and my impression is that the air discharged from the unit is odorless.
1943287
Open the front of the a/c unit on the side facing the room and remove the filter by hand and clean it well with a dry paint brush to remove any pollen/lent etc., I take it outside to do this...or you can wash it under running cold water if it really needs that much cleaning, but blow it dry with a hair dryer or similar before replacing it. Then if the light is still on afterward, press the filter button and it goes off. This light comes on after the air conditioner has operated, I believe the directions said around 1000 hrs., so it's automatic, even if you have already cleaned it prior. Hope this helps you.
1960140
you can't really do anything wrong since it just takes screwing in. its either the canister is bad or the store itself I would suggest getting another canister and see if it's doing the same thing
1537231
There is a stop button, but to be honest, with previous vacuum sealers (I have not tried with this one) my luck with finding that perfect point between nearly sealed and very squished is tough. YMMV.
836785
I've never had it do that. It shouldn't be on at all if the air hose isn't pulled out. If the air hose is pulled out I've never heard it kick on except when airing up something. I've had the opposite issue where it won't kick on when airing up, usually on something that is completely deflated. I would have prefered a manual switch to turn on/off the air.