Alecto BW-500 Mode D'emploi page 17

• The appliance should never be placed in the vicinity of hot surfaces,in hea-
ted ovens or in the vicinity of gas or electrical appliances, as this may cause
damage to the appliance.
• To protect you against an electric shock, the cable should not come into
contact with water or cooker hotplates.
• After warming, stir the contents of the jar. Before feeding your baby, check
on the inside of your wrist whether the temperature of the food is safe for
your baby. A sensible temperature is around 37°C, which is the same as
your own body temperature.
• After use unplug the appliance from the mains to prevent it from being
inadvertently switched on.
SAVE THE INSTRUCTIONS
1. Fill the reservoir of the bottle warmer up to the short line with tap
water.
2. Place the jar (without lid) or bottle into the bottle warmer. Make
sure that by doing so the water doesn't exceed the top of the wide
line. You may have to pour some water out of the reservoir.
3. Set the temperature control knob to the desired setting:
• setting 3 for food jars
• setting 1, 2 or 3 for milk, see the next chapter
4. Insert the plug into a 230 Volt wall socket.
5. The blue indicator behind the settings knob is illuminated while the heating
element is switched on and is turned off when the element is switched off.
Depending on the selection of the settings knob, the "on" and "off" periods are
longer or shorter.
6. In addition to the selection of the settings knob, the amount of food and the
starting temperature (food taken from the fridge or food at room temperature)
determine the time required for bringing the food up to the desired temperature
7. Take the bottle/jar out of the bottle warmer at regular intervals and shake the
milk or stir the food to evenly distribute the temperature. When doing so, check
the temperature of the food on the back of your hand.
8. As soon as the milk or food has reached the correct temperature, remove the
jar or bottle from the bottle warmer. Turn the control counterclockwise to the
OFF position and unplug the power cord. Then throw away the hot water and
dry the bottle warmer inside and out.
9. Check the temperature of the food on the back of your hand before feeding
your baby, to make sure that the food is at a temperature that is safe for your
baby.
OPERATION
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