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Before initial use
1. Place the UV disinfecting device on a level and flat surface. Do not position the device in a place where there is
a risk of it falling. Keep the device at least 12 cm from the rear wall to guarantee good ventilation.
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2. It is not unusual for a new device to emit a slight smell of new materials. This is not a health hazard. Leave the lid
open before initial use to air the interior and remove the unwanted smell.
3. Check whether the bulb or the inside of the device was damaged during transport. Please contact the retailer if
you notice damage to the device or a defective UV bulb.
4. Remove and rinse the wire racks and wipe them dry before assembly.
5. Use a clean, damp cloth and wipe out the interior.
6. Place the removable basket in its place.
Operating instructions
1. Clean bottles, dummies, teething rings, spoons and bowls thoroughly with a mild cleansing agent and then
rinse in clean water until no residue remains.
2. Shake off any remaining drops of water.
3. Open the lid of the UV disinfecting device.
4. Place bottles in the disinfecting device with the opening to the bottom and place small parts in the accessories
compartment.
- place the vial in the device with the opening facing downwards:
- leave enough space between the objects:
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- at least 2 cm distance to the lid:
- disassemble small parts into its component parts:
5. Close the lid and select the desired mode on the operating panel.
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1. Before cleaning, stop operation and unplug.
2. The interior surfaces of the UV disinfecting device and the display should only be cleaned with a clean
microfibre cloth and with warm, distilled water to avoid scratching the high-gloss stainless steel. In the event
of stubborn watermarks, leave the warm, damp microfibre cloth on the spot for a longer period to dissolve the
watermarks.
3. Wipe away dampness with a dry cloth.
CAUTION!
Do not pour water into the device to clean it.
The device should never come into contact with cleansing agents other than water. This will lead to irreversible and
cumulative damage to the interior surfaces of the disinfecting device or to the UV protection coating on the glass.
Frequent cleaning may result in the yellowing of the surface.
It is possible that the device and the items placed in it may change colour slightly due to the UV radiation.
Always remember to keep the interior surfaces completely clean.
Cleaning the dry air filter
The air inlet filter consists of an activated carbon filter material that is attached to the top rear side of the UV disin-
fecting device. It provides protection against toxic substances and solid particles from the air, and it also protects the
casing from dust from the air. The outlet filter consists of nylon and is on the lower rear side of the UV disinfecting
device.
All filters must be cleaned every 3 months (if the device is used daily).
The activated carbon filter must be replaced after 6 months (if the device is used daily).
• Remove the protective cover and take out the filter.
• Clean it with clear water, then dry it or place it back in.
• Place it back in and close the protective cover.
At the end of its service life, this product must not be disposed of with normal household waste. It must
be taken to a collection point for the recycling of electrical equipment. The symbol on the product, in
the operating instructions or on the packaging indicates this. The materials can be reused according to
their marking. With the reuse, the recycling or other forms of recovery of waste equipment, you are
making an important important contribution to the protection of our environment. Please ask your
local authority for the responsible disposal point.
The corresponding symbol on the product, in the instructions for use or on the packaging indicates these obligations.
Cleaning and maintenance
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Environmental protection notes
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