SEVERIN BK-3177, Instructions For Use Manual

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environments,
- agricultural areas,
- hotels, motels etc. and similar
establishments,
- bed-and breakfast type environments.
Before using for the fi rst time
– Before the bottle warmer is used for the
fi rst time, it must be thoroughly cleaned as
described in the section
General Care and
Cleaning .
Operation
When warming baby food, strict attention
should be paid to the manufacturer’s
information on the packaging.
Th e heating time largely depends on the
quantity of the food, as well as its initial
temperature. Th
e following table provides a
general guide to heating times:
Initial temperature
7 °C 20 °C
Quantity
Temperature
control
Minutes Minutes
100 ml 3 9 7
200 ml 3 13 9
300 ml 3 15 11
125 g 3 10 9
200 g 3 12 10
250 g 3 15 11
7 °C = temperature from the fridge
20 °C = room temperature
For 200 ml and 300 ml, the specifi ed values
refer to glass bottles only. For plastic bottles,
the heating times will need to be increased by
about 1 minute for 200 ml, or 2 minutes for
300 ml.
Baby bottle
– Pull up the lift -out holder and put the fi lled
bottle into the holder, before lowering it
carefully back into the container.
– Fill the warming container with water up
to the level mark.
Baby-food glass jar
– Remove the lid from the glass jar
containing the food.
– Pull up the lift -out holder and put the glass
jar into the holder; then lower it carefully
back into the container. Fill the warming
container with suffi
cient water to reach a
level of about 1.5 cm below the rim of the
glass jar. However, do not exceed the max
level mark.
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– Set the temperature control to position 3 .
– Insert the plug into a wall socket; the
heating process begins and the indicator
light will come on during the warm-up
and keep-warm stages.
– To ensure an even temperature
distribution throughout the baby food
during the warming process, the bottle or
jar should be shaken or stirred at regular
intervals.
– Check the temperature regularly. Do not
overheat the baby food. Before it is fed
to the child, the temperature of the food
must be carefully checked, e.g. on the
back of the hand.
– Once the pre-set temperature level is
reached, use the lift -out holder to remove
the bottle or glass jar from the container.
– To keep the baby food warm, set the
temperature control to position 1 or 2.
To
prevent any build-up of bacteria or loss
of vitamins, baby food should not be
kept warm for too long.
– Set the temperature control to its
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