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Instructions for use
The Philips AVENT Digital Steam Steriliser is one of a new generation
of intelligent products from Philips AVENT.
The Digital Steriliser uses the intensive heat of steam to eliminate
harmful bacteria helping you sterilise your baby feeding equipment
as safely and quickly as possible. There are two different modes for
greater convenience:
Mode 1 (Optional six hour mode) runs a single 6 minute sterilising
cycle, then keeps the contents sterile for 6 hours, providing the lid is
not removed.
Mode 2 keeps contents sterile for up to 24 hours by continuously
repeating the cycle, so you can have clean, sterile bottles day and night.
As well as bottles and breastfeeding accessories, you can sterilise any
other boilable items (please refer to the manufacturer's instructions
regarding sterilisation).
Please take a few minutes to read through the ENTIRE INSTRUCTION
LEAFLET before using your Digital Steriliser for the first time. PLEASE
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. Also available at www.philips.com/AVENT
Contents
(see diagram A, page 2)
a) Lid
f) Steriliser body
b) Upper basket
g) Measuring Cup
c) Bottle rack
h) De-scaler (citric acid)
d) Lower basket (same as b)
i) Tongs
e) Central stem
j) Lead and plug
NB: Upper and lower baskets are identical
Before using your steriliser for the first time
(see diagram B and refer to the Electronic Display Guide opposite)
Remove all items from inside the steriliser body.
1. Measure exactly 90ml of water and pour in.
2. Assemble the blue components (baskets, stem and bottle rack)
and place into the steriliser. Put the lid on.
3. Connect the lead into the back of the steriliser and plug into the
mains supply.
4. The unit will display a flashing '0' to indicate you need to select
a mode. One short press of the control button will display a
flashing '1'. Hold the control button in for 2 seconds then release,
and a rotating '0' is displayed. Mode 1 is now in progress.
5. After the water has reached 100°C, it will turn to steam. When the
sterilising cycle is almost complete a numerical countdown will be
displayed (see 'Electronic Display Guide').
6. At the end of the cycle the unit will beep 5 times. Three bars will
flash and then remain displayed.
7. Let the steriliser cool down for 3 minutes. Unplug and disconnect
the lead from the back of the steriliser.
8. Remove the blue components and empty any remaining water
from the unit. Wipe dry. The steriliser is now ready for use.
Sterilising in Mode 1 – 6 hour sterile period
Sterilising in Mode 2 – 24 hour sterile period
(see diagram C, page 3)
To sterilise up to six 125ml, 260ml or 330ml AVENT Bottles
Before each use, wash items in mild soapy water and rinse.
1. Measure and pour in exactly 90ml of water if selecting Mode 1
OR 200ml of water if selecting Mode 2.
2. Slide the lower basket onto the central stem. Thread 2 screw rings
onto the central stem. Slide the bottle rack down the central stem,
with the neck facing down, until it rests on the top screw ring.
3. Place the teats through the centre of the holes in the bottle rack
onto the lower basket. Thread 4 screw rings onto the central stem.
4. Place inverted bottles in the bottle rack and push the upper basket
onto the central stem until it rests on the catch. Place dome caps
and tongs into the upper basket.
5. The upper basket is not required when sterilising 330ml bottles.
6. Place the assembled unit into the steriliser body and put the lid on.
Put the lead into the back of the steriliser body and plug into the
mains supply. A flashing '0' will appear, indicating that you need to
select a mode.
7. To select Mode 1, press the control button once and the mode
number will be displayed. To run this mode, hold the control button
in for 2 seconds, then release. A rotating '0' will be displayed.
Mode 1 is now in progress.
OR
To select Mode 2, press the control button twice and the mode
number will be displayed. To run this mode, hold the control button
in for 2 seconds, then release. Three ascending and descending bars
will be displayed. Mode 2 is now in progress.
8. Do not remove the lid until the 6 minute sterilising cycle has
ended. This is indicated by 5 beeps and 3 bars being displayed. It is
recommended to let the steriliser cool down for 3 minutes after the
sterilising cycle has been completed. Items will remain sterile for up
to 6 hours provided the lid is not removed. After 2 hours, the
display will show 2 bars and, after a further 2 hours, one bar. To
indicate the end of Mode 1 or 2, the unit will sound a long beep
followed by a flashing '0'†. At this point items should be used
immediately or re-sterilised. (Please refer to 'To remove sterilised
items after a cycle'). Unplug the lead from the back of the steriliser.
Pour away any remaining water, rinse out the inside of the
steriliser body and wipe dry.
† The end of a cycle is 6 hours after commencement of Mode 1 and
24 hours after commencement of Mode 2. The unit can be completely
stopped at any time during a cycle, by pressing and holding in the
control button for 2 seconds. The unit will beep and a flashing '0' will
be displayed, indicating the unit has returned to selection mode.
To load the Philips AVENT Manual Breast Pump
(see diagram D page 3)
Before each use, wash items in mild soapy water and rinse.
1. Disassemble the Breast Pump and click the pump body into
the slot in the upper basket and arrange the other breast pump
components as shown.
2. Place remaining components of the pump in the lower basket.
3. Up to six 125ml or 260ml bottles (not including screw rings,
teats or dome caps) can be sterilised with the pump.
4. Follow sterilising instructions.
To remove sterilised items after a cycle
(see diagram E page 3)
1. When Mode 1 cycle is complete pressing the button will
reset the unit.
2. In Mode 2 (after sterilised) when 3x bars are displayed,
pressing the button will pause the cycle, allowing
removal/addition of item. Pressing the button again will
resume the cycle (re-sterilise). The unit will immediately
enter a new sterilisation phase and continue the 24 hour
cycle from where it was interrupted. If unplugged the
countdown cycle will stop.
3. Wash your hands thoroughly before removing the
sterilised items.
4. Remove the lid.
5. If necessary, shake excess water from items before
assembling.
6. The tongs can be used to remove small items and to pull
the sterile teats through the screw rings of the bottles.
7. Removed items must be used/assembled immediately or
re-sterilised. Expressed milk can be stored in a sterile breast
milk container in the refrigerator for up to 48 hours (not in
the door) or in the freezer for up to 3 months. Infant
formula should be made up fresh for each feed.
8. After each cycle the unit should be allowed to cool for
at least 3 minutes before opening and removing parts.
If after a Mode 1 cycle is run the unit must be allowed
to cool for a minimum of 10 minutes prior to running
another sterilisation cycle.
Dishwasher Basket
(see diagram F page 3)
1. Two baskets can be clipped together to hold small items such as
teats, breast pump parts etc. for washing in the top rack of your
dishwasher prior to sterilisation.
2. To clip together, align the baskets so that the indicators are
opposite each other and snap the baskets together. To open,
pull apart with fingers.
Warning: Your Philips AVENT items may discolour over time if they
are washed in the dishwasher with dirty items covered with
remnants of strong sauces, such as tomato sauce.
Care of your steriliser
Using pre-boiled or filtered water in your Digital Steriliser can reduce
limescale build up. You should de-scale your steriliser every four weeks,
or as often as needed in hard water areas, to ensure it continues to
work 100% effectively. Under no circumstances should anything
other than citric acid or vinegar be used as it may cause irreparable
damage. Avoid contact with eyes as this may cause irritation. Keep
out of the reach of children.
EITHER:
1. Mix one sachet of citric acid (10gms) with 200ml of water.
Pour into the empty steriliser*. Do not put lid on. Activate Mode 1
and leave for 1-2 minutes. Unplug and leave to stand for 30
minutes. Drain and rinse the inside of the steriliser. Then in
Mode 1, run a full sterilising cycle empty with the lid on, using
exactly 90ml of water. Drain and wipe dry.
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OR:
2. Pour 100ml vinegar mixed with 200ml cold water into the steriliser.
Allow to stand in the unit until any limescale has dissolved.
Drain and rinse the inside of the steriliser thoroughly. Wipe dry.
* Citric Acid is available from most chemists – avoid contact with eyes
as this may cause irritation. Keep out of reach of children.
WARNINGS
• Ensure the steriliser is placed on a firm level surface when in use.
• When in use, the steriliser contains boiling water and steam
escapes from the vent in the lid.
• Never place items on top of the steriliser.
• Take care when opening as steam can burn.
• During the sterilising cycle the lid and the steriliser body are
very hot.
• Always keep out of reach of children.
• Never open the unit during the 6 minute sterilising cycle. Items
are not sterile if the 6 minute sterilising cycle is interrupted.
• To completely stop the steriliser at any time during a cycle, press
and hold the control button for 2 seconds to return to selection
mode or, unplug at the mains.
• Always disconnect the lead from the back of the steriliser before
pouring away water and/or rinsing.
• Always unplug from the mains supply when not in use.
• The power supply must be removed from the unit for it to be
completely switched off.
• Never immerse the steriliser in water.
• Never use the steriliser without water.
• Do not use bleach or chemical sterilising solutions/tablets in your
steam steriliser or on products to be sterilised.
• Do not use abrasive, anti-bacterial materials or scourers to clean
the steriliser.
• Do not use softened water in the steriliser.
• The lead supplied must not be used on any other appliance and no
other lead should be used with the Digital Steriliser.
• Failure to follow de-scaling instructions may cause
irreparable damage.
• There are no serviceable parts inside the Digital Steriliser.
Do not attempt to open, service or repair the Digital Steriliser
yourself.
• CAUTION: This appliance is intended for use by responsible
persons, keep out of the reach of small children and the infirm.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons including
children with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience or knowledge, unless they
have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of
the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
• Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.
Troubleshooting Guide
Steriliser will not work
Check that the mains lead is connected to the steriliser as well as plugged into the mains.
Check fuse in plug.
Excessive steam escaping
Parts incorrectly loaded. Refer to instructions on page 4.
from under the lid
Sterilising cycle takes too long
The steriliser is loaded with only a few items – light loads will take longer to cycle.
Flashing
Insufficient water has been placed in the steriliser. Switch off, remove water, (take care if the
lower
steriliser body is hot) and replace with 90ml of water for use with Mode 1 OR 200ml of water
and side
for use with Mode 2. Restart the unit.
BEEP
bars, and beep
Flashing
An excessive amount of water has been placed in the steriliser. Switch off, remove water, (take
top and
care if the steriliser body is hot) and replace with 90ml of water for use with Mode 1 OR 200ml
side bars,
of water for use with Mode 2. Restart the unit.
BEEP
and beep
Electronic Display Guide
Steriliser plugged in and
ready for mode selection
BEEP
BEEP
Ready for
Ready for
Mode 1 selection
Mode 2 selection
BEEP
BEEP
Mode 1 sterilisation
Mode 2 sterilisation
in progress –
in progress –
indicated by a beep
indicated by a beep
and rotating '0'
and three ascending
and descending bars
Numerical countdown indicates
sterilisation almost complete (Mode 1 only)
Sterilisation complete – indicated
by 5 beeps and three flashing bars –
BEEP
items will remain sterile for up to
5
X
6 hours provided the lid is not opened
Up to 6 hours sterile time remaining
Up to 4 hours sterile time remaining
Up to 2 hours sterile time remaining
Completion of Mode 1 cycle (6 hours),
Mode 2 cycle (24 hours) – indicated by
BEEP
a long beep and a flashing '0'
Water level too high.
BEEP
See 'Troubleshooting' below
Water level too low.
BEEP
See 'Troubleshooting' below
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