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CANPOL BABIES 77-053 4 in 1 Bottle Warmer and Sterilizer with Thermostat User Manual
HOT MODE - FAST HEATING
For the safety of your child, always check the temperature of the food before feeding. Place
a small amount of food on the inner part of your wrist as the skin is delicate and sensitive at
this spot.
1. Place the warmer on a flat and stable surface, out from the reach of children, and where it can’t be
knocked or moved during use. If you have any doubts, read the warnings at the beginning of the
instructions again.
2. Add the appropriate amount of water into the heating chamber, according to the quantities
suggested in the table below.
For microbiological and hygiene reasons, milk or food that has already been heated and
cooled down should not be reheated. If it has not been used, it should be disposed of.
14. If you intend to use the warmer again, start the procedure from the first step. If you have finished
using the warmer, disconnect it from the mains.
Important! Use pre-boiled/demineralised water, as it prevents limescale build-up on the heating
chamber. The presence of limescale on the heating chamber is not subject to the warranty. Information on
maintaining the proper functioning of the warmer can be found in the “Descaling” section.
HOT MODE - TABLE
3. To measure the exact amount of water, use the measuring cup supplied with the warmer. For
measuring a larger amount of water use the measuring cup several times. The amount of water is one
of the factors that affect the final temperature of the food, this is why it is very important to measure
the water accurately.
HOT MODE - FAST HEATING
INITIAL TEMPERATURE OF FOOD
The amount of food
Food at room temperature -
the amount of water poured into
the warmer
Food from the fridge - the amount of
water poured into the warmer
There are many factors that have an influence on heating time and temperature of the food after heating.
The main ones are: starting temperature of the food, its quantity, type, and consistency, type of material
of the container (glass, plastic) in which the food is heated, and the amount of water used for heating. The
indicated amounts of water are approximate. Due to the above factors, it is not possible to give the exact
amountbof water needed for heating. Optimal amounts of water can be easily determined experimentally.
If the food is too hot, then next time add less water to the warmer. If the food is too cold, then the next time
add more water to the warmer.
60 ml
80 ml
15 ml
18 ml
21 ml
21 ml
22 ml
24 ml
26 ml
18 ml
24 ml
28 ml
30 ml
31 ml
35 ml
39 ml
120 ml
150 ml
180 ml
210 ml
250 ml
4. Place the bottle/jar basket in the heating chamber.
5. Put an adapter ring onto the warmer’s body to limit the amount of escaping vapour.
6. Place the bottle prepared for feeding or an open container/jar in the basket. Place the bottle/
container/jar in the middle of warmer to ensure even heating.
Note! Make sure that the bottle/container you choose is suitable for boiling according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
7. Plug the power cord into the power socket. All icons on the display will appear and then disappear,
and you will hear a beep sound. This means that the warmer is receiving power.
DINNER MODE - TABLE
DINNER MODE 70 °C
8. Press the
Remember! Never turn on the warmer when there is no water in it.
9. Press the button three times, selecting the mode with the
button. You will see “00” on the display what means standby mode.
INITIAL TEMPERATURE OF FOOD
The amount of food Food at room temperature - heating time
Food from the fridge - heating time
icon.
125 g
190 g
250 g
5 min
10 min
15 min
10 min
15 min
25 min
Note! Remember to use the right amount of water. If too much water is added, the food will be
heated too long and its temperature may be too high.
Note! Rapid heating of food frozen in glass bottles and jars is NOT recommended
10. Please note that hot vapour is emitted while the warmer is operating. Be very careful as it can cause
severe burns. Avoid contact with the skin. Keep your face and hands at a safe distance and do not
place them above the device while it is in use. To avoid the possibility of burns, never move or carry
the warmer while it is working.
11. After the water evaporates, and the food is heated, the warmer switches off automatically, signalling
the end of the cycle with a „Dee-Dee-Dee” sound. To stop the warmer during the cycle, press the
button to turn off the warmer, and then disconnect it from the power socket.
12. Always use a cloth when removing the bottles, containers or jars from the warmer to avoid burns.
Note! Do not touch the body or the heating chamber, because they are hot.
MAINTAINING FOOD TEMPERATURE
1. Place the warmer on a flat and stable surface, out from the reach of children, and where it cannot
be knocked or moved during use. If you have any doubts, read the warnings at the beginning of the
instructions again.
2. Add about 200 ml of water to the empty heating chamber.
3. Place the bottle/jar basket in the heating chamber.
4. Place the bottle prepared for feeding or an open container/jar in the basket. Place the bottle/container/jar
in the middle of warmer to ensure even heating.
5. Plug the power cord into the power socket. All icons on the display will appear and then disappear. This
means that the warmer is receiving power.
13. Shake the bottle to mix its content. Stir food heated in an open container or jar with a spoon. It will
ensure an even temperature distribution.
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| General | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | CANPOL BABIES 77-053 4 in 1 Bottle Warmer and Sterilizer with Thermostat User Manual |
| Make | CANPOL BABIES |
| Language | English |
| Filetype | PDF (Download) |
| File size | 5.02 MB |
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