Baby bottle and food warmer
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WARMING UP BABY FOOD
a. Home use
!
Attention:
Never use the bottle warmer without water in the heating tank!
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Stand the bottle warmer on a horizontal and stable surface .
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Open the jar with the baby food, remove the lid and any labels, then place it into the food tray A
6
and place
this into the heating tank A
3
.
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To pour the correct amount of water into the heating tank, use the removable measuring cup A
8
or a container
with an appropriate measuring scale .
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Adhere to the precise amount of water depending on the volume of baby food in the jar based on the
information in the Reference baby food warming table below and use it to find the necessary warming time:
Reference baby food warming table
Volume of baby
food in the jar
Initial
temperature of
the food inside
the jar
Amount of water
that needs to be
poured into the
heating tank for
home use
Approximate
warming up time
at home
(in minutes)
Amount of water
that needs to be
poured into the
heating tank for
in-car use
Approximate
warming up time
in a motor car
(in minutes)
130 g
20 °C
9 ml
2’50
7 ml
6’50
190 g
20 °C
11 ml
3’00
11 ml
10’15
130 g
4 °C
20 ml
4’30
17 ml
13’44
190 g
4 °C
20 ml
5’50
19 ml
16’40
Note:
The warming time depends on the amount of food being heated and its initial temperature, for example room
temperature (20 °C) or the temperature after being removed from a refrigerator (5 °C) .
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Due to the large number of possible consistencies of baby food, the values provided above are only indicative
in nature .
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While warming up baby food, it is recommended to regularly stir the jar contents to ensure even temperature
distribution . Take care not to burn your hands when holding the container .
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In the event that you find that the baby food is not heated sufficiently, restart the warming cycle and next time
you may add a little more water into the heating tank A
3
.
