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IMPORTANT USER TIPS AND SAFEGUARDS
• Read and save these instructions.
• Never use the unit without water in it.
• Do not move an appliance containing hot liquids.
•
Do not immerse appliance, cord or plugs in water or other liquid.
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Place the Baby Bottle Warmer out of the reach of children and on a dry, non-
slip, horizontal surface.
• Close supervision is necessary when the unit is used near children.
• Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter.
• Do not place on hot surfaces or in a heated oven.
• Only use the Baby Bottle Warmer when the ambient temperature is between
+7ºC and +37ºC.
• It is advised to regularly take out the bottle or pot and shake or stir well for an
even heating of the content.
• Change the water in the bottle warmer each time after use for hygienic reasons.
OPERATION
1. Fill the reservoir of the bottle warmer up to the short line with tap
water.
2. Place the jar (without lid) or bottle into the bottle warmer. Make sure
that by doing so the water doesn’t exceed the top of the wide line.
You may have to pour some water out of the reservoir.
3. Set the temperature control knob to the desired setting:
• setting 3 for food jars
•
setting 1, 2 or 3 for milk, see the next chapter
4. Insert the plug into a 230 Volt wall socket.
5. The blue indicator behind the settings knob is illuminated while the heating
element is switched on and is turned off when the element is switched off.
Depending on the selection of the settings knob, the “on” and “off” periods are
longer or shorter.
6.
In addition to the selection of the settings knob, the amount of food and the
starting temperature (food taken from the fridge or food at room temperature)
determine the time required for bringing the food up to the desired temperature.
7. After a few minutes the food will have reached just the right temperature for
your baby. Remove the bottle or pot from the container, turn the control knob to
'OFF' and disconnect the bottle warmer from the mains.
8.
Check the temperature of the contents on the back of the hand first before
feeding it to the baby, to ensure that the temperature of the bottle contents are
safe for your baby. If the temperature is too hot, use less water in the inside of
the bottle warmer. In case the temperature is too low, use more water.
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