Bayby BBW 2010 User manual

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Table of Contents
Introduction .......................................................................... 2
Safety instructions and important notes ..................................................... 3
Description ........................................................................... 6
Operation ........................................................................... 8
Cleaning the appliance and removal of limescale deposits ...................................... 15
Technical specifications ................................................................ 16
Explanation of symbols used on the product, its accessories and packaging ........................ 16
Instructions and information about the handling of used packaging ............................... 17

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Introduction
■The BBW 2010 Baby bottle and food warmer is suitable for both home and in-car use, making it simple to
warm up baby bottles or baby food to an ideal temperature within afew minutes both indoors as well as when
travelling by car thanks to its car cigarette lighter socket adapter.
■It can warm up all types of baby bottles.
■It can warm up baby foods contained in glass jars.
■Warms up the contents quickly and evenly.
■Automatic shut off at the end of the warming cycle.

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Safety instructions and important notes
■Only use the baby bottle warmer in accordance with the instructions
included in this user'smanual. Not adhering to these instructions may
result in the incorrect operation of the bottle warmer or its damage.
Keep this user'smanual for future use.
■Only use the appliance indoors or in amotor car and do not expose it
or its accessories to direct sunlight.
■Keep this appliance and the power cord out of reach of children that
are younger than 8 years of age.
■Do not submerge the power cord, plug or the appliance in water or in
any other liquid.
■Do not leave the power cord in the vicinity of hot surfaces.
■When the appliance is powered using 230V, connect it only to
a grounded power socket. Always check that the plug is properly
inserted into the power socket. Before connecting the appliance,
check that the voltage specified on the bottom part of the appliance
corresponds to the voltage in the local power grid.
■If it is necessary to use an extension cord, check that the power cord
is grounded with anominal value of at least 10 amperes.
■Do not use the appliance if the power plug, power cord or the appliance
itself is damaged. If the power cord is damaged, have it replaced at
an authorised service centre to avoid apossibly dangerous situation.
■Do not place the appliance on ahot gas or electric stove or ahot oven
or in their vicinity.

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■Always use the appliance with the appropriate attachment for the type
of bottle and baby food, meaning either the bottle tray A2or the food
tray A6.
■Never turn on the appliance without the necessary amount of water as
shown in the Reference warming tables.
■The appliance may be used by children up to 8 years of age and
persons with limited physical, sensory or mental abilities or by
persons with insufficient experience and knowledge only when under
supervision or after they have been instructed about the safe use of
the appliance and when they are aware of all risks associated with
using the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be
performed by children younger than than 8 years of age and that are
unsupervised. Children must not play with the bottle warmer.
■Clean the bottle warmer according to the instructions contained in
chapter Cleaning the appliance and removal of limescale deposits.
■Do not preheat the appliance.
■Always place a fully assembled baby bottle into the bottle warmer
including its screw top and nipple (without the dust cap) and only then
pour in the water. Make certain that you pour water into the bottle
warmer before turning it on.
■Hot water may cause serious scalding. So be very careful when there
is hot water inside the bottle warmer.
■Accessible surfaces of the appliance may heat up during operation.
■Do not move the appliance if it contains hot water.

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■As soon as the food or milk reaches the required temperature, remove
the bottle or container from the bottle warmer. If you leave the food or
milk in the bottle warmer, its temperature will rise.
■Before you start baby achild, always check the temperature of the
food.
■Do not touch the bottle warmer if it accidentally falls into the water.
Immediately disconnect the power plug from the power socket and
do not use the appliance. Contact an authorised service centre.
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Attention:
Do not leave the bottle warmer without supervision when it is
connected to apower socket.
■When not using the appliance, disconnect it from the power socket.
■Before cleaning the appliance, allow it to cool down.
■Follow the instructions for removing limescale deposits to prevent
irreparable damage.
■Do not attempt to open or repair the appliance yourself. Have all
repairs or adjustments performed at an authorised service centre. By
tampering with the appliance you risk voiding your legal rights arising
from unsatisfactory performance or quality warranty.
■We recommend saving the original box, packaging material, receipt
and responsibility statement of the vendor or warranty card for the
duration of warranty. It is appropriate to move the bottle warmer in its
original box.

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Description
Description of the product
A
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1Baby bottle adapter ring
2Bottle tray
3Heating tank
4ON switch
5Indicator light
6Food tray
7Mains power socket cable
8Measuring cup
912 V car cigarette lighter adapter

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Description of the rear parts of the product
B
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2
OFF
1Socket for the 12 V car cigarette lighter
adapter9
2Toggle switch for home use (picture of house),
in-car use (picture of acar) and Off

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Operation
WARMING UP BABY BOTTLES
a. Home use
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Attention:
Never use the bottle warmer without water in the heating tank!
■Stand the bottle warmer on ahorizontal and stable surface.
■Place the baby bottle into the bottle tray A2and put it into the heating tank A3.
■For small bottles, use the baby bottle adapter ring A1, that is fitted on to the baby bottle and place it inside
the baby bottle warmer adapter A2and put it into the heating tank A3.
■To pour the correct amount of water into the heating tank, use the removable measuring cup A8or ababy
bottle with an appropriate measuring scale.
■Adhere to the precise amount of water depending on the amount of food in the baby bottle based on the
information in the Reference baby bottle warming table below and use it to find the time necessary for warming
up the milk:
Reference baby bottle warming table
Volume of food
in the baby
bottle
Initial
temperature of
the liquids in the
baby bottle
Amount of water
that needs to be
poured into the
heating tank for
home use
Approximate
warming up time
at home
(in minutes)
Amount of water
that needs to be
poured into the
heating tank for
in-car use
Approximate
warming up time
in amotor car
(in minutes)
120 ml and less 20 °C 7 ml 2’10 4 ml 6’15
120 - 240 ml 20 °C 8 ml 3’00 5 ml 8’06
240 - 330 ml 20 °C 8 ml 3’40 6 ml 10’15
120 ml and less 4 °C 10 ml 3’00 6 ml 6’55
120 - 240 ml 4 °C 10.5 ml 4’00 6 ml 11’54
240 - 330 ml 4 °C 10.5 ml 4’30 7 ml 13’57
Note:
The time necessary for warming up the milk depends on the amount of milk being heated and its initial
temperature, for example room temperature (20 °C) or the temperature after being removed from arefrigerator
(5 °C).

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■The here mentioned warming times are based on the use of polypropylene bottles (PP). Please note that time
intervals for warming up glass bottles may differ.
■Due to the possible consistencies of baby food, the values provided above are only indicative in nature.
■In the event that you find that the baby food is not warmed up sufficiently, restart the warming cycle and next
time you may add alittle more water into the heating tank A3.
■If on the other hand you find that at the end of the warming cycle that the baby food is too hot, allow the meal
to cool down to the required temperature, check it by tapping it against your wrist and next time you can pour
alittle less water into the heating tank A3.
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Attention:
If you leave the bottle in the bottle warmer longer than specified in the table, the milk may overheat. If you
overheat breast milk, valuable nutrients and vitamins may be lost.
■Never allow water to rise above the neck of the bottle or to spill over the edge of the bottle warmer.
■Check that the switch B2is in the "OFF" position (turned off) and plug the bottle warmer into apower socket
using the power cord in socket A7.
■Select the warming method by setting switch B2to home warming (picture of ahouse).
■Press the ON switch A4.
■The indicator light A5signalises that the bottle warmer is running.
■The ON switch A4cannot be used for turning off the appliance. The bottle warmer will automatically turn off
at the end of the warming cycle.
!
Attention:
The steam that is released during the warming process is hot. Keep your hands away during the warming
process.
■If you wish to turn the bottle warmer off at any time, set the switch B2to the middle OFF position (turned off)
and unplug the power cord A7from the power socket.
■At the end of the warming cycle, immediately take the bottle out of the bottle warmer and set the switch B2
at the rear of the bottle warmer to the OFF position (turned off). Then, please unplug the appliance from the
power socket.
■Shake the baby food or milk after taking it out of the bottle warmer. Check the temperature of the food or milk
by dripping alittle on your wrist. Carefully dry the bottle before serving the food to achild.

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b. In-car use
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Attention:
Do not use the bottle warmer in acar while driving, the water inside could reach ahigh temperature and cause
burns. To prevent discharging the car battery, we recommend that the engine is running during the warming
process.
■Never use the bottle warmer without water in the heating tank!
■Stand the bottle warmer on ahorizontal and stable surface.
■Place the baby bottle into the bottle tray A2and put it into the heating tank A3.
■For small bottles, use the baby bottle adapter ring A1, that is fitted on to the baby bottle and place it inside
the baby bottle warmer adapter A2and put it into the heating tank A3.
■To pour the correct amount of water into the heating tank, use the removable measuring cup A8or ababy
bottle with an appropriate measuring scale.
■Adhere to the precise amount of water depending on the size of the baby bottle based on the information in
the Reference baby bottle warming table above and use it to find the time necessary for warming up the milk.
■Check that the switch is in the middle OFF position (turned off), insert the cigarette lighter adapter A9into
the 12 V cigarette lighter adapter socket B1and the other end into the your car'scigarette lighter socket.
■Select the warming method by setting switch B2to in-car warming (picture of acar).
■Press the ON switch A4.
■The indicator light A5signalises that the bottle warmer is running.
■The ON switch A4cannot be used for turning off the appliance. The bottle warmer will automatically turn off
at the end of the warming cycle.
!
Attention:
The steam that is released during the warming process is hot. Keep your hands away during the warming
process.
■At the end of the warming cycle, immediately take the bottle out of the bottle warmer and set the switch B2
at the rear of the bottle warmer to the OFF position (turned off). Then, please unplug the 12V car cigarette
lighter adapter A9from the 12V cigarette lighter socket in your car.
■If you wish to turn the bottle warmer off at any time, set the switch B2to the middle OFF position (turned off)
and unplug the 12 V car cigarette lighter adapter A9from the 12 V car cigarette lighter socket.
■Shake the baby food or milk after taking it out of the bottle warmer. Check the temperature of the food or milk
by dripping alittle on your wrist. Carefully dry the bottle before serving the food to achild.

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!
Attention:
Before using the appliance in a motor car, check that the respective 12 V car cigarette lighter socket is
compatible with the electrical specifications of the appliance!
■Do not use the appliance in acar cigarette lighter socket with a24V power supply (e.g. in trucks). The product
could be irreparably damaged and cause amalfunction of the car'selectrical circuits.
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Attention:
The 12 V car cigarette lighter adapter A9is specifically made for this bottle warmer and should never by used
with other appliances.
■Before using it, always check that the 12V car cigarette lighter socket is clean and clean it out if necessary.
■If you have just used your car'scigarette lighter socket, leave it open to cool down for 5 minutes and only then
use it to connect the bottle warmer.
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Attention:
Before baby achild, always check that the temperature of the food is not too high! The warming time when
using the 12 V adapter is different to the warming time at home because the bottle warmer operates at
adifferent voltage, see the Reference warming table.

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WARMING UP BABY FOOD
a. Home use
!
Attention:
Never use the bottle warmer without water in the heating tank!
■Stand the bottle warmer on ahorizontal and stable surface.
■Open the jar with the baby food, remove the lid and any labels, then place it into the food tray A6and place
this into the heating tank A3.
■To pour the correct amount of water into the heating tank, use the removable measuring cup A8or acontainer
with an appropriate measuring scale.
■Adhere to the precise amount of water depending on the volume of baby food in the jar based on the
information in the Reference baby food warming table below and use it to find the necessary warming time:
Reference baby food warming table
Volume of baby
food in the jar
Initial
temperature of
the food inside
the jar
Amount of water
that needs to be
poured into the
heating tank for
home use
Approximate
warming up time
at home
(in minutes)
Amount of water
that needs to be
poured into the
heating tank for
in-car use
Approximate
warming up time
in amotor car
(in minutes)
130 g 20 °C 9 ml 2’50 7 ml 6’50
190 g 20 °C 11 ml 3’00 11 ml 10’15
130 g 4 °C 20 ml 4’30 17 ml 13’44
190 g 4 °C 20 ml 5’50 19 ml 16’40
Note:
The warming time depends on the amount of food being heated and its initial temperature, for example room
temperature (20°C) or the temperature after being removed from arefrigerator (5 °C).
■Due to the large number of possible consistencies of baby food, the values provided above are only indicative
in nature.
■While warming up baby food, it is recommended to regularly stir the jar contents to ensure even temperature
distribution. Take care not to burn your hands when holding the container.
■In the event that you find that the baby food is not heated sufficiently, restart the warming cycle and next time
you may add alittle more water into the heating tank A3.

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■If on the other hand you find that at the end of the warming cycle that the baby food is too hot, allow the meal
to cool down to the required temperature, check it by tapping it against your wrist and next time you can pour
alittle less water into the heating tank A3.
!
Attention:
If you leave the baby food jar in the bottle warmer longer than specified in the table, the baby food may
overheat.
■Never allow water to rise above the neck of the jar or to spill over the edge of the bottle warmer.
■Check that the switch B2is in the "OFF" position (turned off) and plug the bottle warmer into apower socket
using the power cord in socket A7.
■Select the warming method by setting switch B2to home warming (picture of ahouse).
■Press the ON switch A4.
■The indicator light A5signalises that the bottle warmer is running.
■The ON switch A4cannot be used for turning off the appliance. The bottle warmer will automatically turn off
at the end of the warming cycle.
!
Attention:
The steam that is released during the warming process is hot. Keep your hands away during the warming
process.
■If you wish to turn the bottle warmer off at any time, set the switch B2to the middle OFF position (turned off)
and unplug the power cord A7from the power socket.
■At the end of the warming cycle, immediately take the jar with the food tray A6out of the bottle warmer and
set the switch B2at the rear of the bottle warmer to the OFF position (turned off). Then, please unplug the
appliance from the power socket.
■After warming up the food, use aspoon to check that it is not too hot. Carefully dry the jar before serving the
food to achild.
b. In-car use
!
Attention:
Do not use the bottle warmer in acar while driving, the water inside could reach ahigh temperature and cause
burns. To prevent discharging the car battery, we recommend that the engine is running during the warming
process.
■Never use the bottle warmer without water in the heating tank!

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■Stand the bottle warmer on ahorizontal and stable surface.
■Open the jar with the baby food, remove the lid and any labels, then place it into the food tray A6and place
this into the heating tank A3.
■To pour the correct amount of water into the heating tank, use the removable measuring cup A8or acontainer
with an appropriate measuring scale.
■Adhere to the precise amount of water depending on the volume of baby food in the jar based on the
information in the Reference baby food warming table and use it to find the necessary warming time.
■Check that the switch is in the middle OFF position (turned off), insert the cigarette lighter adapter A9into
the 12 V cigarette lighter adapter socket B1and the other end into the your car'scigarette lighter socket.
■Select the warming method by setting switch B2to in-car warming (picture of acar).
■Press the ON switch A4.
■The indicator light A5signalises that the bottle warmer is running.
■The ON switch A4cannot be used for turning off the appliance. The bottle warmer will automatically turn off
at the end of the warming cycle.
!
Attention:
The steam that is released during the warming process is hot. Keep your hands away during the warming
process.
■At the end of the warming cycle, immediately take the jar with the food tray A6out of the bottle warmer and
set the switch B2at the rear of the bottle warmer to the OFF position (turned off). Then, please unplug the
12 V car cigarette lighter adapter A9from the 12 V cigarette lighter socket in your car.
■If you wish to turn the bottle warmer off at any time, set the switch B2to the middle OFF position (turned off)
and unplug the 12 V car cigarette lighter adapter A9from the 12 V car cigarette lighter socket.
■After warming up the food, use aspoon to check that it is not too hot. Carefully dry the jar before serving the
food to achild.
!
Attention:
Before using the appliance in a motor car, check that the respective 12 V car cigarette lighter socket is
compatible with the electrical specifications of the appliance!
■Do not use the appliance in acar cigarette lighter socket with a24V power supply (e.g. in trucks). The product
could be irreparably damaged and cause amalfunction of the car'selectrical circuits.

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!
Attention:
The 12 V car cigarette lighter adapter A9is specifically made for this bottle warmer and should never by used
with other appliances.
■Before using it, always check that the 12V car cigarette lighter socket is clean and clean it out if necessary.
■If you have just used your car'scigarette lighter socket, leave it open to cool down for 5 minutes and only then
use it to connect the bottle warmer.
!
Attention:
Before baby achild, always check that the temperature of the food is not too high! The warming time when
using the 12 V adapter is different to the warming time at home because the bottle warmer operates at
adifferent voltage, see the Reference warming table.
Cleaning the appliance and removal of limescale deposits
Cleaning
■After every use, disconnect the bottle warmer from the power socket and allow it to cool down.
■For hygiene reasons, pour the water out of the bottle warmer.
■Clean the outer and inner side of the bottle warmer using adamp cloth.
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Attention:
Do not clean the bottle warmer, its parts or its accessories using abrasive products, chemical solvents,
cleaning products, alcohol or sharp utensils.
Note:
If you use the bottle warmer to heat baby food, check that there are no spilled baby food remains inside it.
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Attention:
Never place the bottle warmer directly under running water or submerge the appliance or its parts and
accessories in water or other liquids!
■Never wash the bottle warmer in adishwasher!

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■You may clean the baby bottle adapter ring A1, the bottle tray A2, the food tray A6and the measuring cup
A8using asponge or cloth dipped in soapy water or you can wash it in adishwasher if you place them in
the top dishwasher rack.
Removing limescale deposits
■Disconnect the bottle warmer from the power socket and allow it to cool down.
■It is recommended to remove limescale deposits from the bottle warmer every 4 weeks to ensure further
effective operation of the appliance.
■Mix 100 ml of white vinegar with 100 ml of hot water and pour this solution into the bottle warmer. Allow this
solution to act for approximately 30 minutes in the heating tank A3and then pour it out.
■Never turn on the bottle warmer while the water and vinegar solution is in the heating tank A3.
■After emptying out the bottle warmer, repeatedly clean the outer and inner side of the bottle warmer using
acloth. In the event that despite this limescale deposits continue to appear, repeat the limescale removal
procedure.
Technical specifications
Model number ........................................................................... BBW 2010
Voltage and power input of the appliance ................................... 230V ~ 50 Hz, 300 W
Voltage and power input during in-car use.................................. 12 V DC, 100 W
Protection class against injury by electrical shock ....................... Protection class I.
Operating conditions .................................................................. Ambient temperature: 7°C to 37°C
Explanation of symbols used on the product, its
accessories and packaging
This symbol indicates "Important notice".
This symbol indicates that prior to using the product, the user should read the user'smanual.
This symbol indicates that this appliance meets all the basic requirements of EU directives related to it.

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This symbol serves to designate the production lot number.
This symbol indicates that afee has been paid to an organisation performing recollection and utilisation
of the packaging waste.
This symbol indicates the material from which the packaging is made.
This symbol on products or original documents means that used electric or electronic products must
not be added to ordinary municipal waste. For proper disposal, renewal and recycling hand over these
appliances to determined collection points. Alternatively, in some European Union states or other
European countries you may return your appliances to the local retailer when buying an equivalent new
appliance. Correct disposal of this product helps save valuable natural resources and prevents potential
negative effects on the environment and human health, which could result from improper waste disposal.
Ask your local authorities or collection facility for more details. In accordance with national regulations
penalties may be imposed for the incorrect disposal of this type of waste.
For business entities in European Union states
If you want to dispose of electric or electronic appliances, ask your retailer or supplier for the necessary
information.
Disposal in other countries outside the European Union.
This symbol is valid in the European Union. If you wish to dispose of this product, request the necessary
information about the correct disposal method from the local council or from your retailer.
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This symbol indicates that the product is approved for in-car use.
Instructions and information about the handling of used
packaging
Dispose of used packaging material at asite designated for waste in your municipality.
The Czech language is the original version of the user'smanual. Changes to text and technical parameters are
reserved.
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