Philips Avent SCF356 [10/120] English

Using the baby bottle warmer to warm milk

1 Put the mains plug in the wall socket (Fig. 3).

2 Place a bottle centrally in the baby bottle warmer (Fig. 4).

Note: To warm milk in a milk storage container, follow the same steps as

indicated for warming milk in a bottle.

3 Fill the baby bottle warmer with the same amount of drinking

water as the amount of milk you want to warm up (for example, to

warm up 125ml/4oz of milk, you need to use 125ml/4oz of drinking

water). If you want to heat up a large amount of milk (>180ml/6oz),

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. 5)

4 Select the desired setting (Fig. 6).

Note: Experience teaches that babies may have a preference for a specic

milk temperature. This can be due to personal preference or external factors

(e.g. environment temperature). All three settings ensure that the milk is

warmed to a safe temperature which is comfortable for your child and helps

to preserve the nutrients and vitamins in the milk.

5 Press the on/off button to switch on the appliance. The light in the

button lights up to indicate that the baby bottle warmer is on (Fig. 7).

Note: The baby bottle warmer starts warming up right after you press the button.

6 Theprogressindicatorstartstollupgraduallywithwhitelightto

show the progress of the milk warming process (Fig. 8).

Note: The progress indicator shows the progress of the milk warming process.

The progress indicator starts ashing when the appliance is on. When the

rst warming phase has been completed, the bottom segment lights up

continuously and the next segment starts ashing to show that the second

warming phase is in progress. These steps continue until the third warming

phase has been completed. Then the entire progress indicator lights up

continuously.

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