Philips SCF250 User manual

SCF250

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ENGLISH 6
POLSKI 12
ROMÂNĂ 18
РУССКИЙ 24
ČEŠTINA 31
MAGYAR 36
SLOVENSKY 42
УКРАЇНСЬКА 48
HRVATSKI 54
EESTI 59
LATVIEŠU 65
LIETUVIŠKAI 71
SLOVENŠČINA 76
БЪЛГАРСКИ 81
SRPSKI 87
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SCF250

Functional Overview - Product illustration on inside flap
1Bottle and jar lifter
2Hand grips
3Mains plug
4Click-step control knob
5Indicator lamp
6Ring with water cup
7Container
8Cable reservoir
Important Safeguards
◗Read and save these instructions
◗Never use the unit without water in it.
◗Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or grips.
◗Do not move an appliance containing hot liquids.
◗Do not immerse appliance, cord or plugs in water or other liquid.
◗Close supervision is necessary when the unit is used nearchildren.
◗Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter.
◗Do not place on hot surfaces or in a heated oven.
◗Test food on inside of hand before serving to ensure it is at a safe
temperature for your baby.
◗Use only containers that have been approved for boiling.
◗Only use the Baby Bottle Warmer when the ambient
temperature is between +7 cand +37c.
Installation
For use at home
Before connecting the Baby Bottle Warmer to the mains, check to
ensure that the mains outlet is 230V AC.
1Place the Baby Bottle Warmer out of the reach of children and
on a dry, non-slip, horizontal surface.
2Turn the click-step control knob 4to the left to the "." (OFF)
position.
The indicator lamp lights green.
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3Unreel the required cable length from the cable reservoir 8and
plug into the mains outlet.
Operation
Warming of baby bottles
1Turn the click-step control knob 4to the left to the "." (OFF)
position.
2Connect the bottle warmer to the mains socket.
The indicator lamp lights green.
3Fill the beaker with 10 or 20ml water by using the water cup of
the ring 6.The content is depending on the bottle filling and
start temperature (see Heating Overview on page 100).
4Place the bottle in the middle of the beaker and put the ring 6
on top of it.
5Use the click-step control knob 4to set the correct setting
(see Heating Overview on page 100).
The indicator lamp lights red.
When the right temperature is reached the indicator lamp will light
green.
6Remove the bottle from the container and turn the control knob
to the "." (OFF) position.
7Shake the bottle a little to distribute the heat evenly before you
allow your baby to drink.
8Check that the contents of the bottle are the correct
temperature by pouring a few drops on the back of your hand.
Notes!
- The ring ensures that the hot steam heats up the bottle extremely
fast to the right temperature.Warming the bottle without the ring,
might result in a wrong temperature, therefore never use the bottle
warmer without the ring.
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- The dimensions of the bottle or the material of the bottle (glass in
stead of plastic) may influence selecting the correct knob setting.
Therefore always control the end temperature and adjust the
setting of the knob.
Warning!
When you leave the bottle in the bottle warmer after it is heated up,
the temperature might increase a few degrees.
Warming baby food jars
1Turn the click-step control knob 4to the left to the "." (OFF)
position.
2Connect the bottle warmer to the mains socket.
The indicator lamp lights green.
3Remove the label and lid from the jar.
4Fill the beaker with 20ml water by using the water cup of the
ring.
5Place the jar in the middle of the container and put the ring on
top of it.
6Set the click-step control knob to the nsymbol.
The indicator lamp lights red.
When the right temperature is reached the indicator lamp will light
green.
7Remove the jar from the container and turn the control knob to
the left to the "." (OFF) position.
8Stir the contents of the jar to distribute the heat.
9Always check that the contents of the jar are at the correct
temperature by testing some on the back of your hand or via
your mouth.
10 If the temperature is much too low, fill the beaker again with
10ml.Turn the click-step control knob 4to the right until the
indicator lamp lights up red to start the heating up again.
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Note!
The ring ensures that the hot steam heats up the jar extremely fast to
the right temperature.Warming the jar without the ring, might result in
a wrong temperature, therefore never use the bottle warmer without
the ring.
Keeping warm
With the Baby Bottle Warmer you can also keep the bottles and jars
warm for a short time.
To do this set the control knob to the vsymbol. Do not add water.
The thermostat ensures that the set temperature is maintained.
For microbiological and hygienic reasons baby food should never be
kept warm for longer than one hour.
Note!
Never hold the Baby Bottle Warmer in your hands when in use.
Maintenance
Cleaning
Disconnect the Baby Bottle Warmer from the mains socket and allow it
to cool down. Clean the container and the outside of the Baby Bottle
Warmer with a damp cloth.
Notes:
- Never immerse the Baby Bottle Warmer in water.
- Do not use cleaning or scouring agents.
Warning:
If a fault occurs, consult a Philips' service centre. Under no
circumstances should you try to repair the Bottle Warmer yourself; do
not dismantle. Servicing should be performed by qualified service
personnel only.
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220-240V AC
250 Watts
between +7cC and +37cC
PTC temperature controlled heating
system
Technical Specifications
Power supply (mains):
Power consumption (mains):
Operational ambient temperature:
Protection:
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Problem solving
Solution
Turn the click-step control knob 4to
the right until the indicator lamp lights
up red to start the heating up again.
Check ring filling and start
temperature.
Lower the adjustment setting.
Check ring filling and start
temperature.
Stir the contents from time to time
while heating. Check that the click-step
control knob is in the nposition
Wait 15 minutes between consecutive
uses to allow the safety cut-out to
reset.
This is normal; it may turn on or off
while heating.
Shield indicator from ambient light to
improve visibility.
Hard water deposits are normal and
may increase if your water is very
hard; remove the deposits periodically
with white vinegar (see maintenance).
Problem
Temperature too low.
Temperature too high.
The jar has not heated correctly.
Unit does not warm up.
The indicator light switches on and off
while keeping warm.
Indicator light does not seem to light.
The bottom of the tank is spotted.