HOW TO USE
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Preparing baby meals and defrosting:
To defrost food follow instructions 1 through to 13. For a small
amount of food use 100mls of water, for a medium amount of
food use 200mls of water and for a larger amount of food use
300mls of water in the bottom of the tank.
1. Check that the appliance's voltage rating is the same as
that of the mains power supply. If so, you can safely connect
the appliance.
2. Remove the cooking hood, steamer basket and container
from the appliance.
3. Place the food in the cooking basket (prepare the food
according to the recipe book).
4. Measure out the appropriate amount of water for the recipe
using the mixing bowl (use tap water, not bottled water)
5. Pour the water into the bottom of the tank. Check that the
insulation plate is installed on the black heating element
inside the tank.
6. Place the container in position. Then place the steamer basket
(containing the food) on the container.
7. Install the hood correctly. Take care: the hood does not have
any locking system, do not remove it while the appliance is
in operation.
8. Turn the control button to the
. position. Then press the
"On/Off" button
.
9. The lamp lights up and the cooking cycle starts. Warning: During
cooking steam comes out of the opening on the hood. Keep your
hands well away from this opening to avoid getting scalded.
10. When the cooking cycle has finished, you will hear a beep to
tell you the food is ready, and the appliance stops
automatically. Note: You can stop the cooking cycle at any time
by pressing once on the "On/Off" button.
11. Remove the hood, holding it towards the top. Warning: the
hood gets very hot. Handle with care.
12. Leave the cooking basket to cool for 4 to 5 minutes. Use the
cooking basket handle to remove it.
13. Remove the steamed food and place it in the bowl. At the
same time, pour the cooking juices that have collected in
the container into the bowl. This will make the food more
tasty and juicy. Warning: the container gets hot. Take care
when handling it.
14. Screw the mixing lid onto the bowl to close it.
15. Place it back in the Bébédélice, lining the bowl up with the
slot in the appliance. Then turn the bowl clockwise to lock it
in position.
16. Use your left hand to hold the bowl and your right hand to
turn the control button to the left to chop the food. Warning:
do not chop continuously for more than 10 seconds. This
could result in the appliance overheating.
17. When the food is ready, release the button.
18. Remove the bowl, then the mixing lid.
19. You can now give the food to your baby. Warning: always
check the temperature of the food before giving it to your baby.
20. If there are any left-overs, you can leave them in the chopper
and close it with the lid. You can then also put them in the
refrigerator. Warning: do not start chopping when the bowl
contains no food nor liquid. Never chop when the appliance
is empty. Removing the blades. Warning: do not forget parts
1,2 and 3 when reassembling the blades in order to avoid
any risk of overheating (see diagram below).
You can prepare healthy and delicious food for your baby! Have
a look at our recipes.
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Heating baby bottles/jars:
1. Check that the appliance's voltage rating is the same as that
of the mains power supply. If so, you can safely connect the
appliance.
2. Remove the cooking basket and container from the appliance.
3. Remove the measuring tube from its storage place and fill it
with the amount of water indicated on the attached table*.
Take care: this table is only an indication. If you think the
bottle or jar is not hot enough or too hot, don't hesitate to
increase or reduce the amount of water in the tank.
4. There is no need to pre-heat the appliance. Pour the required
amount of water into the tank. Don't fill above the level
indicated. If there is too much water, the bottle will be heated
for too long and the bottle is liable to get too hot.
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Quantity of water
in the bottle
Quantity of water (ml) to
put in the tank for a
bottle prepared at room
temperature (20°C)
Quantity of water (ml)
to put in the tank for a
bottle prepared
and placed in the
refrigerator (4°C)
120 ml
8 ml
12 ml
240 ml
10 ml
13 ml
330 ml
11 ml
14 ml
Jar of
baby food
Quantity of water (ml)
to put in the tank for one
jar (20°C)
Quantity of water (ml)
to put in the tank for
one refrigerated jar (4°C)
120 g
9 ml
11 ml
200 g
10 ml
12 ml
250 g
11 ml
13 ml
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