Amount of water
in the baby bottle
Amount of water to put
in the measuring device
for a baby bottle
prepared with
warm water
60 ml 4 ml
90 ml 5 ml
120 ml 5 ml
150 ml 5 ml
180 ml 5 ml
210 ml 5,5 ml
240 ml 5,5 ml
270 ml 6 ml
300 ml 6,5 ml
330 ml 6,5 ml
Jar
Amount of water
to put in the measuring
device for a jar
120 g 9 ml
200 g 12 ml
250 g 14 ml
TROUBLESHOOTING
The bottle-warmer does not heat up:
make sure the appliance is plugged in properly;
- make sure the ON button is on;
- make sure there are no limescale deposits in the tank and descale it if necessary.
The heating cycles are too short or too long:
there is too little or too much water. Adjust the amount of water to the desired temperature:
+ water = warmer
- water = colder
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Cleaning the baby bottle
- Wait until the bottle-warmer has cooled down before cleaning it.
- Always unplug the appliance before cleaning it.
- Never immerse the appliance in water and do not fill it up with water completely.
- Do not use detergents to clean the appliance.
- Use a damp cloth to clean the inside and outside.
- The adapter ring, measuring device and jar basket are dishwasher safe.
Descaling
Do not use limescale removers. With use and depending on the kind of water used, limescale deposits may form in the tank
(b)
. To
ensure the appliance works correctly, the tank needs to be descaled regularly.
Proceed as follows. Mix 100 ml of hot water with 100 ml of white vinegar and pour it all in the tank
(b)
. Leave in for 30 minutes and
empty the appliance. Clean with a damp cloth.
TULIPE HOME/CAR BOTTLE-WARMER •
Instructions for use
9
Using the appliance in the car
Stop the vehicle and let the engine running.
8.
Put the bottle-warmer on a flat and steady surface inside your vehicle. Plug the cigarette-lighter adapter
(f)
into to the bottle-
warmer's power cable
(g)
.
9.
Plug the adapter
(f)
into the cigarette-lighter. Fill up the measuring device
(a)
with water by following the doses reported here
below and then pour the water into the warming tank
(b)
.
Repeat the steps above, from
3
to
7
.
To avoid the risk of burns, always check the temperature of the food before giving it to your baby. If you are using a baby bottle,
shake it well to mix the milk. Pour a drop onto the inside of your
wrist to check how warm it is. If you are using a jar, mix the contents and taste it to make sure it is not too hot.
