User manual PHILIPS SCF-278

[. . . ] 1) Under no circumstances should anything other than citric acid or vinegar be used for de-scaling as it may cause irreparable damage. 2) Do not use bleach or chemical sterilising solutions/tablets in your steam steriliser or on products to be sterilised. 3) Do not use abrasive, anti-bacterial materials or scourers to clean the steriliser. 4) Do not use softened water in the steriliser. [. . . ] To open basket, pull apart with fingers using side recesses. Warning: If your Philips AVENT items are washed in the dishwasher with dirty items covered with remnants of strong sauces, such as tomato sauce, they may discolour over time. Care of your steriliser You should de-scale your steriliser every four weeks to ensure it continues to work 100% effectively. It may be advantageous to use pre-boiled or filtered water in your steriliser in order to reduce limescale build up. eITHER: 1) Mix one sachet of citric acid (10gms) with 200ml of water. Switch off at mains and leave to stand for 30 minutes. Run a full cycle empty with the lid on, using exactly 90ml of water. (Citric Acid is available from most chemists ­ avoid contact with eyes as this may cause irritation. ) OR: 2) Pour 100ml vinegar mixed with 200ml cold water into steriliser. Allow to stand in the unit until any limescale has dissolved. Philips AVENT guarantees that should the Electric Steam Steriliser become faulty during 24 months from the date of purchase, it will be replaced free of charge during this time. Please return it to the retailer where it was purchased. Please keep your receipt as a proof of purchase, together with a note of when and where purchased. (see diagram D) 1) Click the Breast Pump body into the slot in the upper basket and arrange the other breast pump components as shown. assemble remaining components of the Breast Pump in the lower basket. 2) Up to six bottles (not including screw rings, teats or dome caps) can be sterilised with the pump. 3) Place assembled unit into the steriliser body, put the lid on. 4) Put the lead into the back of the steriliser body and plug into the mains supply. A) Lid b) Upper basket c) Bottle rack d) Lower basket e) Central stem f) Steriliser body g) Measuring cup h) Lead and plug i) Tongs NB: Upper and lower baskets are identical Before using your steriliser for the first time 2) Assemble all the blue components (baskets, stem and bottle rack). place the assembled components in the steriliser and put the lid on. 3) Connect the lead into the back of the steriliser and plug into the mains supply. the light should come on automatically. [. . . ] 2) Pour exactly 90ml of water into the steriliser body. If you add more than 90ml you will prolong the cycle time. If you use less than 90ml, your items may not be properly sterilised. Excessive steam escaping from under the lid Bottles come out with marks Steriliser needs de-scaling (see section headed `Care of your steriliser'). [. . . ]