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Keeping baby food warm
1
When the baby food has reached the desired temperature, the
baby bottle warmer automatically switches to the keep-warm
mode. In this mode, the baby food is kept at the desired
temperature for 20 minutes (Fig. 22).
2
The baby bottle warmer switches off automatically after
20 minutes. The progress indicator switches off to indicate that the
baby food is not kept at the desired temperature anymore (Fig. 20).
Note: If you want to feed your baby with the baby food at the set
temperature, you need to take the baby food out of the baby bottle warmer
and feed it to your baby right after the baby bottle warmer switches off.
If you do not do this, the baby food slowly cools down.
Note: You cannot prolong the keep-warm mode of the baby bottle warmer for
more than 20 minutes.
3
Always check the temperature of the baby food before you feed
your baby. Gently stir the baby food in the baby food container or
jar and taste the baby food to ensure it is not too hot (Fig. 21).
4
Unplug the appliance and empty the baby bottle warmer (Fig. 13).
Re-using the baby bottle warmer right away for another
container of baby food
If you want to heat up another container or jar with baby food right away,
let the baby bottle warmer cool down for a few minutes. To speed up this
process, fill the baby bottle warmer with fresh cold water. When you
switch on the baby bottle warmer, the progress indicator starts flashing
from bottom to top to indicate that the appliance is heating up again.
Note: If the progress indicator is on but does not flash, the baby bottle
warmer is still too warm to heat up another container or jar with baby food.
Please switch off the baby bottle warmer, let it cool down for a few minutes
and make sure you fill it with fresh cold water.
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