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2. TO CHECK THE TEMPERATURE
The ideal temperature for beverages and food is approx. 37 °C (98 °F).
Important! Jars and bottles are usually hotter than the contents when warmed up. You
should therefore always check the temperature of the contents before giving your child
the bottle. If the milk is too hot, allow the bottles to stand a few minutes.
3. ROTARY SWITCH
The rotary controller is continuously adjustable as follows to warm up milk bottles and food jars:
OFF
Note: the information provided serves as a guideline only. The actual temperature
always depends on the volume and type of food to be warmed up.
4. WARMING UP BOTTLES AND FOOD JARS
see figure 1-5
1. Set the required warm up time by means of the rotary controller. The operating light
lights up, indicating switch-on.
2. When warm up time is over, the operating light goes out and the bottle or jar can be
removed.
3. Shake the bottle slightly or stir the food in the jar with a spoon to check the bottle or
jar contents, as described in "To check the temperature", before feeding the baby.
4. If the temperature is too low, you can leave the bottle or the jar in the baby food war-
mer for a few minutes without switching the controller on again, since the remaining
heat keeps bottle or jar warm.
Important! Always set the rotary controller to OFF after use, remove the device plug
from the socket and pour the water out of the baby food warmer.
5. HEAT RETENTION FUNCTION
1. Set the switch on the underside of the device to „car-use". Turn the knob on the front of
the device to „OFF".
2. Plug the end of the cable supplied to which the vehicle adapter is fixed in the vehicle's
12 V electrical system (cigarette lighter) and the other end in the unit.
3. Turn the rotary switch on the front of the unit to the required warm-up time. The
operating lamp lights up to indicate the unit is in use.
4. When the warm-up time has elapsed, the operating lamp goes out and you can remove
the bottle or jar.
5. Shake the bottle a little or stir the content of the jar with a spoon and check the tem-
– device is switched off
– keeping milk bottles or food jars warm
– warming up milk bottles
– warming up food jars
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