Badabulle B002104, Instruction Manual

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• Never leave your child without supervision while the
appliance is working.
• Check that your electrical power supply voltage is
compatible with the appliance (see the details indicated
beneath the appliance).
• Use this appliance solely to heat baby bottles and jars. Any
other use might prove dangerous.
• Never switch on the appliance before pouring in a suggested
quantity of water.
• Never add any product of any kind (salt water, medication,
detergents) to the water: this will damage the appliance.
• Never use the bottle warmer in damp surroundings and
do not place directly under the tap. Never immerse the
appliance in water or any other liquid.
• Never leave the appliance close to any source of heat such
as radiators, sunny windows, etc.
• Always use the bottle warmer on a completely flat and dry
surface, out of the reach of children.
• Do not use the bottle warmer out of doors.
• Always use the basket to heat jars, because failure to do so
could damage the appliance.
• Don’t leave the bottle or jar to heat too long, this could
encourage the development of germs in the milk or food.
• The bottles will be very hot when they come out of the
warmer. Take care when removing them.
• Do not move the appliance while it is in operation or if it
contains hot water.
• During the heating process the appliance can get very hot.
Never touch anything other than the «On» button.
• Leave the bottle warmer to cool for about 15 minutes before
using it again. Never touch the inside of the tank while the
appliance is in use, or immediately after use.
• Always unplug the appliance before cleaning or filling and
after each use.
• Do not leave the power cable at the edge of a table or
worksurface. Do not place it on a hot surface. Do not leave
the power cable dangling where a child could reach it.
• In the interests of safety, only use Badabulle accessories
and spare parts and never dismantle the appliance.
• Avoid using your appliance if it is not working properly or
if it is damaged. If this happens, contact the Badabulle
aftersales service.
PLEASE COMPLY WITH THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Put the bottle-warmer on a flat and steady surface. Make sure
the bottle-warmer’s power cable is out of the reach of children.
Plug the power cable into a power outlet.
1. Plug the power cable into a power outlet.
2. Fill up the measuring cup (a) with water by
referring to the size of bottle you want to warm.
If the liquid you want to warm is at the room
temperature, please refer to the side of water
measurement with the pictogram. If the liquid
you want to warm come from the fridge, please
refer to the side of the water measurement with
the following pictogram . Ie : if you want to
warm up a baby bottle of 150ml of milk- from the
fridge, please chose the following position on the
measuring cup:
Then pour the water into the warming tank (b)
3. Put the baby bottle in the bottle-warmer’s
warming tank (b). It is no need to use the basket (c).
4. If using a standard/small baby bottle, place the
adapter ring (d) around the bottle to better warm
up the contents.
WARNING: The adapter ring is used only with
standard bottles and not with wide-mouth bottles.
The temperature can vary a great deal depending on whether
or not you use the adapter ring.
5. To warm up a jar, place it in the designated basket (c) and then
in the warming tank (b). Use the steaming ring (d) if the food jar
is little in content.
6. Press the ON button (e) to start the heating cycle. The On
button (e) will turn red, which means that the heating cycle is
in progress.
CAUTION! The steam that comes out during the heating cycle
is very hot. Do not put your hands over the device or touch it
when it is in use.
7. The bottle-warmer stops automatically when the heating cycle
is over. At the same time, the On button (e) will not be lit up,
which means that the bottle is ready.
8. Take out the bottle or jar straight away with a pair of tongs or a
cloth as they are hot.
To avoid the risk of burns, always check the temperature of the
food before giving it to your baby. If you are using a baby bottle,
shake it well to mix the milk. Pour a drop onto the inside of
your wrist to check how warm it is. If you are using a jar, mix
the contents and taste it to make sure it is not too hot.
mL
330
300
270
210
240
150
90
180
120
60
BOTTLE
For bottle content in room temperature (20 °C) For bottle content in fridge temperature (4 °C)
Mark corresponding to the
amount of water (ml) to pour
into the measuring device
Heating time
Mark corresponding to the
amount of water (ml) to pour
into the measuring device
Heating time
60 ml 60 ml (= 6 ml) 1’36 60 ml (= 9 ml) 2’38
90 ml 90 ml (= 8 ml) 2’02 90 ml (= 11 ml) 3’00
120 ml 120 ml (= 10 ml) 2’25 120 ml (= 12 ml) 3’30
150 ml 150 ml (= 11 ml) 2’55 150 ml (= 13 ml) 3’40
180 ml 180 ml (= 11,5 ml) 3’02 180 ml (= 13,5 ml) 4’22
210 ml 210 ml (= 12 ml) 3’13 210 ml (= 14 ml) 4’50
240 ml 240 ml (= 12,5 ml) 3’23 240 ml (= 14,5 ml) 5’07
270 ml 270 ml (= 13 ml) 3’34 270 ml (= 15 ml) 5’22
300 ml 300 ml (= 13,5 ml) 3’45 300 ml (= 16 ml) 5’36
330 ml 330 ml (= 14 ml) 3’50 330 ml (= 17 ml) 5’42
The amounts of water indicated below were tested with water at room temperature (20° C) in the spring. Temperatures may vary
depending on your bottle’s material and format. If you find that the temperature is too warm or cool, slightly increase or decrease the
quantity of water in the doser.
ATTENTION: the use of the adaptor ring boosts the bottle warmer’s efficiency. When you use it, reduce the quantity of water to be
poured into the measure. The heating time is to be reduced.
EXAMPLE: 60 ml + 60 ml means:
1/ Fill the measure up to the graduation 60 ml and pour it into the tank
2/ Fill the measure up again to the graduation 60 ml and pour it into the tank
BABY JAR
For bottle content in room temperature (20 °C) For bottle content in fridge temperature (4 °C)
Mark corresponding to the
amount of water (ml) to pour
into the measuring device
Heating time
Mark corresponding to the
amount of water (ml) to pour
into the measuring device
Heating time
120 g 90 ml ( = 8 ml) 2’15 330 ml (= 17 ml) 4’20
200 g 120 ml (= 10 ml) 2’55
60 ml + 60 ml
(= 9 ml + 9 ml = 18 ml)
5’10
MAINTENANCE
TROUBLESHOOTING
Cleaning:
• Wait until the bottle warmer is cold before cleaning it
• Always unplug the appliance before cleaning it
• Never submerge the appliance in water, and don’t fill it right up
with water
• Never use detergents to clean the appliance
• Use a slightly damp cloth to clean the inside and outside
• Adaptor ring, measure and baskets for jars can be washed in
the dishwasher
The bottle warmer doesn’t heat up:
• Check the «On» button to make sure it is properly switched on
• Check that the appliance is properly plugged in
• Check that there is not too much scale in the tank, and de-scale
if necessary
De-scaling:
Do not use any de-scaling products. Depending on the quality
of water used and after a certain period of time, a layer of scale
may build up in the tank (b). In order for the sterilizer to work
properly, the tank needs to be de-scaled regularly.
Proceed as follows: Mix 100 ml hot water with 100 ml white
vinegar and pour it all into the tank (b). Leave to act for 30
minutes then empty the appliance. Then use a damp cloth to
clean it.
The warming cycles are too short or too long:
Too much or too little water used. Adjust the quantity of water
according to the temperature you want:
• More water = hotter
• Less water = coole