2. USAGE For your childs safety always check food temperature before feeding by testing on a sensitive part of the skin
To turn on the unit - hold down the
power button for 2 seconds, the
LED will flash red and beep once
to show that the unit is in
standby mode
1 2
Select pouch or bottle type - press
until the green LED is adjacent to
your requirement
3
Select volume of feed - press until
the green LED is adjacent to your
requirement
4
Insert feed - we recommend using
the pouch holder to support all milk
storage pouches, Bottles can be
placed directly in to the base of the
unit. For hygiene we recommend
leaving the hood on the teat
5
Close the lid
6
Press the power button - LED will
turn solid red and beep once to
show the cycle has started
Select temperature - press until the
green LED is adjacent to your
requirement
7
When cycle finishes the unit will
beep 3 times and red light will
start to flash. Unit will
automatically turn off when
cycle is complete and reset
8
Open lid and remove feed taking
care not to touch the water inside
the unit as it will have heated during
the cycle. Empty unit and replace
water after every use to ensure it
holds the correct amount
9
To cancel a cycle - hold down the
power button and the temperature
selection button for 5 seconds and
unit will reset
1. SETUP Please refer to instructions leaflet before use and remember to clean and descale your unit regularly
Fill base unit with
250mls/9oz water
1
If heating a pouch, insert pouch
holder - bottles can be placed
directly in to the base of the unit
2
Plug unit in to mains power supply
and place the unit on a clean, dry
kitchen work surface
3
Hold down the power button for
2 seconds to turn on the unit. The
LED will flash red and beep once to
show the the unit is in standby
mode
4
The unit is now ready to use
5
RESET
There are two methods of descaling that you can follow for your warmer.
DESCALING
We recommend carrying out the descaling process
approximately every 4-weeks. If you notice limescale earlier
than 4-weeks, descaling may be required sooner. Living in
a hard water area can produce limescale quicker than other
areas. You can find out your water quality via your water
provider.
You may need to repeat either process if you find that
limescale is still present.
Alternatively, you may wish to use a specific descaling
solution suitable for electric warmers if your build up is
significant, you may need to use a stronger solution.
The descaling process will remove deposits of calcium and other
minerals in the system that may affect its performance
Option 2:
1. Empty the electric warmer and wipe down the inside with a clean sponge or
damp cloth.
2. Pour in 250ml of white vinegar.
3. Turn on the warmer and run for a cycle, approximately 5-minutes.
4. Unplug the unit and leave to cool, then pour any remaining liquid down the
sink. Rinse the interior of the warmer well, with cold water and use a clean
or damp cloth to remove any build up that came loose as a result of the
descaling/cleaning process.
5. Plug unit back in and add regular amounts of water you use for normal
warming. Turn on and run for 5 minutes to remove any additional build up.
Upon completion, rinse warmer again and use as directed.
Option 1:
1. Empty the electric warmer and wipe down the inside with a clean sponge or
damp cloth.
2. Pour in 250ml of white vinegar.
3. Leave for at least 30 minutes, or up to 24-hours depending on the extent of
the limescale.
4. Pour any remaining liquid down the sink. Rinse the interior of the warmer
well with cool water and use a clean sponge or damp cloth to remove any
build up that came loose as a result of the descaling/cleaning process.
5. Plug unit back in and add regular amounts of water you use for normal
warming. Turn on and run for 5 minutes to remove any additional build up.
Upon completion, rinse warmer again and use as directed.
CLEANING
After each use, unplug and allow to cool before cleaning.
Pour away any excess water and wipe with a damp cloth
only. Do not clean with abrasive cleaners or allow to come
in to contact with solvents or harsh chemicals, damage
could result.
3. CLEANING & DESCALING
