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Problem
Possible cause
Solution
Device does
not start
when ON
button
pressed
Mode selector switch in
OFF or incorrect position
"Home" mode: set the mode selector switch to
"Home".
"Car" mode: set the mode selector switch to "Car".
Fuse in vehicle adapter
defective
Check whether the fuse is defective. In this case,
replace the defective fuse (to replace the fuse, see
Section 3.3).
Excessive temperature
cut-out has responded
(device is switched off if a
certain maximum
permitted temperature is
exceeded)
Device can no longer be used. Use one of the NUK
contact addresses.
The automatic cut-out
(thermostat) is still active
Wait until the device has cooled down and can be
switched on.
Food not
getting hot
Device is switched off
Switch on the device by briefly pressing the ON
button down until the indicator lamp comes on
(Section 2.2).
If the indicator lamp does not come on, see
troubleshooting for the device not starting.
No water in the warming
tank
Pour water into the warming tank using the
measuring beaker. See Table 1 on Page 19 for the
required quantity of water.
Incorrect accessories for
the selected bottle/jar
See Table 1 on Page 19 for the correct
accessories to use for your bottle/jar.
Food getting
too hot
Too much water in the
warming tank
See Table 1 on Page 19 for the quantity of water
required. Use the measuring beaker to pour water
into the warming tank and note the exact quantity
specified.
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