BIB SECONDES CONTROL - Biberons BEABA - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL BIB SECONDES CONTROL BEABA

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

Indicator light Heating unit Heating reservoir Water level for heating Insulation lid Steam cover

Unfasten Indicator for baby bottle straight from the fridge (5°C) Indicator for baby bottle at room temperature (20°C) Adapter

Thank you and congratulations for choosing BIB’SECONDES.

Your new appliance offers many unique features. BIB’SECONDES uses an exclusive steam heating process in an enclosed machine operated by a device set to the initial temperature and quantity of liquid in the bottle, or the type of bottle or baby food jar. 20°C: bottle or baby food jar initially at room temperature. 5°C: bottle or baby food jar taken from refrigerator. With BIB’SECONDES, the bottle or baby food jar is heated in seconds to the right temperature (approx. 37°C). OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BABY BOTTLE HEATING • Fill the reservoir with water at room temperature (approx. 20°C) to the level indicator (see diagram). • Place the adapter in the tank. • Place the uncovered bottle inside - without cap or teat. • Tighten the dome lid completely to close. • Plug in the appliance. • Set the programm button to the appropriate quantity of liquid, depending on its initial temperature ( 20°C or 5°C). • Press the programme button to start the cycle. The light comes on to show that the cycle has started. • 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. The bottle may be hotter than the liquid inside. • Place cover on bottle and shake to ensure an even temperature. • It is essential to test the temperature of the liquid before feeding your baby. • Do not set the programm switch for a higher volume of baby food than necessary. • For hygiene reasons, and in order to avoid any microbiological risks, the 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. • If the bottle is not hot enough, restart the short cycle and adjust the heating time.

BABY FOOD JAR HEATING

• Proceed as above, making sure to remove the lid from the baby food jar. • Depending on its initial temperature (20°C or 5°C) set the programme switch according to the type of baby food jar. It will be ready when the indicator light goes out. • Stir and taste the baby food before serving. • If the food jar is not hot enough, restart the short cycle and adjust the heating time. CARE AND CLEANING Appliance unplugged: • Clean the reservoir and base with a damp cloth or sponge with excess water squeezed out. Wipe dry carefully. WARNING: D o not wash dome lid in a dishwasher. Simply rinse in clean water and wipe dry carefully. •W ith dome lid off, periodically descale the reservoir with (withe) distilled vinegar, filling up to the indicator level. Leave to soak until complete disintegration of deposits. Rinse thoroughly by filling with clean water several times. Never place the appliance under running water. CAUTION • Keep BIB’SECONDES out of the reach of children. • Always use BIB’SECONDES on a flat surface.Always use the adpter. • Plug BIB’SECONDES into an earthed power outlet 230 Volts. • Never operate BIB’SECONDES without water in the reservoir. • Do not overfill the unit. • Check regularly to ensure that the steam holes on the dome lid are not obstructed (Warning: risk of burn while unit is operating). • The heating time and temperature shown are provided by way of example, it may be necessary to adjust these parameters depending on the preparation method. Always check the temperature of the feeding bottle before giving it to your child. Bib’secondes is programmed according to the following preparation method: heating the water then adding the powdered milk. • Do not clean the outside surfaces with a detergent; simply use a soft cloth and soapy water. • Do not clean the outside surfaces when hot. • 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.

should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

• This appliance is restricted for household use only. • Appliances must not be immersed. • If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard. IMPORTANT: Read before use. The device’s different heating times have been programmed using a standard Beaba plastic feeding bottle. Some bottles may result in considerable differences in temperature. Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the device’s heating time to the type of bottle used (e.g.: reduction of heating time for some wide neck or glass bottles). 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. • For a second cycle within the following hour, it is necessary to reduce the heating time. • For an optimal temperature, the bottle should be removed when the light indicator goes out. It is very important to always check the temperature of the bottle’s contents before giving it to your child. The logo which appears on this product of a crossed out wheelie bin indicates that the product should not be disposed of in landfill with normal household waste. In order to avoid damaging the environment or human life, please separate this product from other waste in order to ensure that it is recycled in an environmentally safe manner. For further details on existing collection sites, please contact the local administrative authorities or the retailer from which you purchased this product.