Start Of Operation - Reer ECOSTAR turbo Instrucciones De Uso

cAutiOn:
Always place the device on a dry and
even surface.
Always maintain the appropriate
amount of water in the reservoir.
nOtice:
The symbols of the adjustable heat
spectrum are approximate and the
proper heat depends on the amount
of milk, jar content, consistency, bottle
material, and room temperature.
1 minimum
2 Bottle with room
temperature content
3 Bottle with refrigerator
temperature content
4 Jar
5 Car operation with
12-volt adapter
4. Warming of baby bottles and baby food jars
This device warms baby bottles and baby food jars conveniently and reliably. The water is heated by a hot plate
on the bottom of the device and transmits heat via water steam to the bottle/ jar. After reaching the selected
temperature, the device shuts down automatically.

Start of Operation

Put the steamring on and connect the power
cord with the wall socket. Choose an appropriate
temperature setting (see table to the left) depending
on the content amount of the bottle/ jar. Push the
temperature dial to start the heating process.
Use the enclosed jar holder to lift the bottle or the baby food jar from the container.
Unplug the device!
Caution: Before you feed you child please check the temperature with your wrist. Stir the
content of the jar in order to distribute the heat equally inside the jar.
The device is able to maintain the heat for a short amount of time. Due to hygienic considerations, you
should never maintain heat for more than one hour since hazardous bacteria would start to develop.
Put the baby bottle or the baby food jar inside the
device, fill the measuring cup with the appropriate
amount of water (20 ml), and pour it into the
reservoir.
Caution: Remove the lid from the baby food jar and
remove all labels so they cannot loosen during the
heating process.
The red light display will be lit signaling that the
device is in use. This light will turn off after about 4
minutes when the desired temperature is reached.
Please wait for about 30 seconds before you take
the steamring off.
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