To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Chicco Laboratory Equipment Sterilizer does not turn on?
If your Chicco Laboratory Equipment Sterilizer doesn't turn on, first ensure the ON/OFF switch on the back is in the “ON” position and that the electrical outlet has power. Also, check that the cord plug and connector are correctly plugged in and undamaged. If the unit was submerged in water, it should be discarded.
What to do if Chicco Laboratory Equipment interface switches off and beeps?
If the interface of your Chicco Laboratory Equipment switches off and you hear three beeps, it could be due to insufficient water on the heating plate/container. Make sure to place the correct amount of water and restart the cycle. Alternatively, the thermal fuse might be broken, in which case you should contact Customer Service.
Why is there rapid scale build-up in my Chicco Advanced Steam Sterilizer?
If you notice rapid scale build-up in your Chicco Laboratory Equipment Sterilizer, it's likely due to using tap water with high mineral content, or softened/treated water. Switch to using distilled water. You may also need to descale the sterilizer; consult the "Descaling" section for detailed instructions.
How to prevent stained bottles after using Chicco Laboratory Equipment?
If feeding bottles are stained after sanitizing in your Chicco Laboratory Equipment, it's probably due to scale deposits in the appliance or high mineral content in your tap water. You'll need to descale the sterilizer, referring to the "Descaling" section for guidance. Switching to distilled water can also help.
What to do if my Chicco Laboratory Equipment makes noise and has incomplete cycles?
If your Chicco Laboratory Equipment is making noise and the cycle is incomplete, it's likely due to excessive scale deposits on the heating plate. The sterilizer needs descaling. Refer to the "Descaling" section for detailed instructions.
General| Sterilization Time | 5 minutes |
|---|---|
| Bottle Capacity | Up to 6 bottles |
| Auto Shut-Off | Yes |
| Capacity | 6 bottles |
| Type | Steam Sterilizer |
| Sterilization Temperature | 100°C |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
Safety precautions to avoid burns from hot surfaces and steam during operation.
Safe operation, child supervision, intended use, and accessory recommendations for the sterilizer.
Instructions for running the sterilization cycle without the drying function.
Guide for performing both sterilization and drying cycles consecutively.
Solutions for power issues, checking connections, and the main power switch.
