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4
Select the position of keep warm (Fig. 6).
At this setting, you can warm your milk at a slow pace and
keep it warm at the right end temperature. E.g. to warm a
bottle of 125ml/4oz milk starting from room temperature,
it will take 15-20min. The warming time may be longer
or shorter depending on the milk volumes and starting
temperature.
Note: Philips Avent recommends to feed your baby as
soon as possible after the milk is warmed. We advise not to
reheat the milk after it has cooled down again.
Note: Always check the temperature before you feed your
baby (Fig. 9).
5
Turn the knob back to the 'off' position when the bottle/
container is removed from the bottle warmer (Fig. 10).
Using the bottle warmer with defrost setting
1
Put the appliance plug in the wall outlet (Fig. 3).
2
Place the bottle or container in the bottle warmer (Fig. 4).
3
Fill the bottle warmer with drinking water up to the level
of the milk/baby food in the bottle/container. In case of
large amounts of milk/baby food, the maximum level of
water is approximately 1 cm below the top of the bottle
warmer (Fig. 5).
4
Select the position of defrost (Fig. 6).
At this setting, your frozen milk/baby food can be defrosted
to a liquid state.
For frozen milk, check the warming reference table for the
expected defrost timings. After your milk is defrosted, choose
express warming setting or keep warming setting to warm
your milk. Please refer to the previous chapters for usage
instructions. Consider the start temperature of your milk
around fridge temperature for the warming timings as rough
guideline.
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