Philips Avent SCF356 User Manual page 12

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3 Always check the temperature of the milk before you feed your
baby. Gently swirl the milk in the bottle or milk storage container
and check the temperature of the milk by sprinkling a few drops on
the inside of your wrist (Fig. 10).
4 Unplug the appliance and empty the baby bottle warmer (Fig. 13).
Note: If you want to heat up another bottle right away, always fill the bottle
warmer with fresh cold water and let it cool down for a few minutes.
Using the baby bottle warmer to warm baby food
1 Put the mains plug in the wall socket (Fig. 3).
2 Place a baby food container or jar centrally in the baby bottle
warmer (Fig. 14).
Note: You can leave off the lid of the food container or jar, so you can stir the
food during heating.
3 Fill the baby bottle warmer with the same amount of drinking
water as the amount of baby food you want to warm up (for
example, to warm up 125ml/4oz of baby food, you need to use
125ml/4oz of drinking water). If you want to warm up a large
amount of baby food, the maximum water level is approximately
1cm/0.4 inches under the rim of the baby bottle warmer (which
corresponds to adding 160ml/4.5oz of drinking water). An accurate
water level ensures correct warming performance. (Fig. 15)
4 Select the baby food warming setting.
5 Press the on/off button to switch on the appliance. The light in the
progress indicator shows that the baby bottle warmer is on.
Note: The baby bottle warmer starts warming up right after you press the
button. Due to the large variety of baby food consistencies, it is not possible
for the appliance to detect exactly how long the baby food should be
warmed. Only an estimation is taken into account.
6 The progress indicator starts to fill gradually with white light to
show the progress of the warming process. During the warming
process, do not take the jar or container out of the baby bottle