User manual BEABA BIB SECONDES CONTROL

[. . . ] 20°C) to the level Fill indicator (see diagram). €¢  Place the uncovered bottle inside - without cap or teat. Set •  the programm button to the appropriate quantity of liquid, depending on its initial temperature ( 20°C or 5°C). [. . . ] €¢  The bottle is ready when the indicator light goes out. €¢  Unscrew the dome cover with the lid taking care not to burn yourself with any steam which may be released. Remove the bottle taking care to hold the filled part (the empty part is very hot) using a cloth. €¢  Place cover on bottle and shake to ensure an even temperature. €¢  is essential to test the temperature of the liquid before feeding It your baby. €¢  not set the programm switch for a higher volume of baby food than Do necessary. €¢  hygiene reasons, and in order to avoid any microbiological risks, the For bottle should be consumed quickly after preparation (within 2 hours). Before preparing any food, please consult a health professional or your paediatrician for further information about food safety and preparation. €¢  not clean the outside surfaces with a detergent; simply use a soft cloth Do and soapy water. Do •  This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Indd 8 22/11/10 15:07 •  Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. €¢ f the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, I its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard. The device’s different heating times have been programmed using a standard Beaba plastic feeding bottle. Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the device’s heating time to the type of bottle used (e. Also, •  The heating time for a standard Beaba bottle has been programmed for an initial temperature of 20°C. Therefore, any variation in the initial water temperature will have an influence on the final temperature. [. . . ] Also, •  The heating time for a standard Beaba bottle has been programmed for an initial temperature of 20°C. Therefore, any variation in the initial water temperature will have an influence on the final temperature. €¢  a second cycle within the following hour, it is necessary to reduce For the heating time. [. . . ]