User manual BABYMOOV CHAUFFE BIBERON

[. . . ] € Never add any product of any kind (salt water, medication, detergents) to the water: this will damage the appliance. € Never use the bottle warmer in damp surroundings and do not place directly under the tap. Never immerse the appliance in water or any other liquid. € Never leave the appliance close to any source of heat such as radiators, sunny windows, etc. [. . . ] € Regularly check that the cigarette lighter socket in your car. € If you have just used your car’s cigarette lighter, allow it to cool for five minutes in the open position before plugging in with the bottle warmer. 6 BOTTLE WARMER AT HOME OR IN THE CAR • Instuction Manual WARNINGS • The quantities given in the table are an indication only; if you think the result is too hot or not hot enough for your baby, don't hesitate to reduce or increase the quantities of water. : the material and the thickness of the bottle and the presence of a detachable base are elements that can affect the bottle’s temperature. € ATTENTION: to elliminate the risk of burns, always check the temperature of the food before giving it to your baby. For a bottle, shake it well to mix the milk. Pour a drop onto the inside of your wrist to check its temperature. For a jar, mix the contents and try it in order to check it is not too hot. € If the power supply cable gets damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer, the after-sales service or people with similar qualifications, in order to avoid any risk of danger. € This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with impaired physical, mental, or sensory abilities, or by persons lacking in experience or knowledge, unless the person responsible for their safety has supervised and instructed them in the use of this appliance. € Chlidren should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS d - Baby Food Jar Tray a - Measuring cup e - Adaptor ring b - Heating chamber f - Indicator light c - Bottle tray Points to respect for trouble-free use: - always check that the bottle is slightly open (not screwed down too tightly). - optimum heating will be guaranteed provided operation is not interrupted. - use tap water only, with no added product. NB: always use the large basket to heat bottles and jars. G - ON button h - Mains power cord i - Car adaptor plug By using the amounts of water indicated in the tables below, a baby bottle or jar will be heated to 30°/33°C, which is the temperature paediatricians recommend. The quantities given are an indication only; if you think the result is too hot or not hot enough for your baby, don't hesitate to reduce or increase the quantities of water. For using at home: Place the Bottle Warmer on a flat and stable surface. Be sure the warmer and the cord are out of the reach of children. Fill the measuring cup with water, Amount of water Amount of water following the instructions shown above, to be put in the to be put in the Amount of content then pour the water into the heating measuring cup for BW measuring cup for BW in bottle for bottle content in for bottle content in chamber. Your can then place the cup room temperature fridge temperature back to the holder. Place the bottle tray into the heating chamber. [. . . ] Amount of content in bottle Quantity of water to be put in the measuriong cup Weight of baby jar Quantity of water to be put in the measuriong cup 60 ml 90 ml 120 ml 150 ml 180 ml 210 ml 240 ml 270 ml 300 ml 330 ml 4 ml 5 ml 5 ml 5 ml 5 ml 5, 5 ml 5, 5 ml 6 ml 6, 5 ml 6, 5 ml 120 g 200 g 250 g 9 ml 12 ml 14 ml CLEANING THE BOTTLE WARMER Cleaning the bottle warmer: - Always unplug the appliance and wait until it is cool before cleaning it. - Use a damp cloth to clean the inside and outside of the unit. - Adapter ring, trays and measuring cup can be washed using a sponge with soap and water or can be cleaned in the dishwasher in the top tray. Descaling the tank: According to the quality of the water used, a limescale deposit can build up on the bottom of the heating chamber over time. [. . . ]