CANGAROO Bollente DQ-N01, User Manual

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ATTENTION: The warmer will continue to heat until you turn the adjustment button on position OFF or set
up automatic power-off protection.
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Do not put too much water in the device and do not warm the food for too long time. If you use too much
water, the bottle will heat too much. Using too much water can damage the device.
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DO NOT POUR WARM MILK, OR OTHER LIQUID, OR SOUP, DIRECTLY INTO THE HEATER!
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WARNING: Always test the food temperature before feeding so as not to hurt the baby.
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The following guidelines are approximate temperatures which the water in the warmer body can reach.
1. Warming feeding bottles with milk or water (~ 40
°
C):
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Place the bottle holder on the bottom of the appliance..
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Put about 300ml (for a standard neck bottle) or 200ml (for a wide neck bottle) of water into the warmer.
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Put the bottle filled with water or milk in the warmer and turn the knob to the heat function. The indicator
light will start flashing in red color.
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After 4 - 5 minutes, when the temperature in the warmer reaches the maximum temperature to heat the
bottle, the constant temperature function will automatically switch on. The indicator will start flashing in
green. After about 1 minute the water/milk temperature in the bottle will reach 37 - 42
° C.
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The temperature of the room in which you are using the warmer affects the temperature of the water in the
warmer. If you decide that the temperature is not high enough to heat the milk, you can turn the knob to the
right and increase the heating temperature. Or if the temperature in the warmer is too high, you can turn the
knob to the right to reduce the heating temperature.
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Warning! The water should never flow over the bottle/bottles!
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When you want to take out the bottle, first disconnect the warmer from the button. Remove the bottle(s)
from the appliance and unplug the cord from the outlet as a safety precaution.
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Note : Wait for about a minute before taking out the bottle from the warmer, to let it cool down to avoid the
risk of burning.
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Leave the appliance to cool down completely before taking out the bottle. Pour out the remaining water from
the appliance and wipe it dry.
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Constant heating or maintaining a high temperature for a long time will cause the milk or food in the bottle to
spoil. We recommend that you keep the bottle in the appliance for a maximum of 2 hours.
Settings Water temperature in the container
~ 40
°
C
~ 70
°
C
~100
°
C
Quantity of water in the warmer Size of the bottle Heating time
300ml (2 baby bottles with standard neck) 150ml (2 pcs) About 4 minutes
300ml (2 baby bottles with standard neck) 240ml (2 pcs) About 10 minutes
200ml (2 pcs. Baby bottles with wide neck) 150ml (2 pcs) About 4 minutes
200ml (2 pcs. Baby bottles with wide neck) 240ml (2 pcs) About 10 minutes
2. Warming baby food (~ 70
°
C):
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Place the bottle holder on the bottom of the appliance..
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Pour about 300ml (when warming a standard neck bottle) or 200ml (for a wide neck bottle) of water into the
warmer. Avoid overfilling the appliance with too much water.
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Put the bottle or container/jar of baby food, such as breast milk or other food, into the warmer. Cover the
warmer with the transparent lid. Turn the knob into the warming position. The indicator light will start flashing
into red.