Wabi Baby WA-8800N, Manual

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TROUBLE SHOOTING
Problem Possible Cause & Solution
indicator lamp
not lighting up
No power; check circuit breaker or GFci breaker.
incorrect plug voltage.
Beeping sound Bottle chamber placed incorrectly.
sterilizer not
working
No water was added to the heating plate.
contents are
still wet after
drying
contents may still be wet due to the placement of the
contents blocking hot air from traveling thoroughly. Press
drying mode to select desired time setting to dry again.
sometimes water accumulates on the caved-in space on
the bottom of the bottles; try to shake them off before
placing in the chamber.
Odor while
sterilizing
the heating plate needs to be cleaned.
Odor while
drying
Possible water damage to the base unit due to water flow
into the circuit board through the air vent.
White spots on
heating plate,
lid, chamber,
racks or basket
scale buildup is normal and occurs more quickly in
hard water areas. descale the appliance regularly (see
Heating Plate descaling).
sterilization
taking too long
you may have poured too much water into the heating
plate or left too much water residue on the contents
after cleaning. try shaking off residual water as much as
possible.
Bottles come
out with mark
most of the time, these white spots are just drying water
spots, try shaking off the excess water as much as you
can after washing may help.
sterilization
process too
short
you may not have poured enough water onto the heating
plate. Be sure to pour exactly 100ml.
Water flows out
of the sterilizer
you may have poured too much water onto the heating
plate. any excess water may flow into the air vent and
cause damage to the electronic base unit.
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906 W. mcdermott drive Voltage: 120V, 60Hz
suite 116-201 Power: 475W
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