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contents of the jar so that the heat spreads evenly more quickly.
Then sprinkle 2 to 3 drops of the contents onto the back of your
hand (tip: try it on the groove on the back of your hand that forms
when spreading your thumb and first finger apart) or on the pulse
of your wrist. Do not overheat the baby food and do not reheat.
Dispose of any leftovers after feeding.
4. Warming and keeping baby food warm
We recommend warming only freshly prepared baby food imme
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diately before feeding. Keeping the food warm for too long can
result in the loss of important nutrients and also to the formation
of germs due to the heat. Always make sure that bottles and bottle
teats are perfectly clean and germ-free. Clean bottles and teats
immediately after feeding, and subsequently sterilise these, e.g.
in boiling water, or using the primamma Steriliser. You can wash
bottles and teats in the dishwasher, but they must still be sterilised,
e.g. with the primamma Steam Steriliser.
Breast milk
Feed warmed breast milk immediately; only keep warm for max.
5 – 10 minutes. Do not reheat any leftovers, but dispose of these
immediately. Breast milk may be warmed up approx. 15 minutes
before feeding.
Formula milk
Always prepare fresh formula milk and feed the bottle within an
hour. Never keep the bottle warm for a longer period of time than
this, as this can lead to the formation of germs. Do not keep any
left-over milk in the bottle until the next feed. Never reheat any
left-over milk, but dispose of this immediately.
Solid food / jars of baby food
The recommended duration for keeping baby food warm (irrespec-
tive of whether from a jar, freshly prepared or mixed) depends on
the particular ingredients and composition. If it contains protein
(e.g. eggs, poultry, veal, beef), it can be kept warm for a maximum
of 45 minutes. Please consult the manufacturer’s directions. Vege
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tables and fruit without added protein can be kept warm for approx.
4 hours. Once a jar of baby food has been opened, there is a risk
of bacteria getting into the food and growing. Consequently, once
a jar of baby food has been warmed up and used for feeding from
directly with a spoon, it should never be kept, but always disposed
of immediately. A jar that has been opened and from which part of
the contents has been removed and used for feeding can, however,
be resealed and, depending on the product, kept in the refrigerator
for 1 to 3 days. Please consult the manufacturer’s directions for
further information.
5. Cleaning and maintaining the appliance
Always unplug the appliance from the mains before cleaning it. Do
not clean the appliance when it is hot. Do not use strong or abrasive
cleaning or scouring agents, as these could attack the appliance’s
surface. After every use, unplug the appliance and wipe it with a
damp cloth to avoid any build up of lime scale. Descale the appli
-
ance at regular intervals. Always unplug the appliance from the
mains before descaling it. Ideally, use boiled water for this purpose.
If the appliance ever needs repairing, under no circumstances, try to
open it. Instead, contact the address indicated in these instructions.
The appliance must not be immerse. Never place it in a dishwasher
in order to clean it.
6. Technical data
Voltage: ~230 V • 50/60 Hz / power consumption: 80 Watt
7. Warranty
This appliance is covered by a statutory 2-year warranty period
from the date of purchase upon presentation of proof of purchase.
This does not include damage that is attributable to natural wear
and tear, improper use and insufficient or incorrect maintenance.
If handled carefully and in accordance with the instruction manu
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al, the manufacturer provides a 2-year warranty from the date of
purchase. The power cord and plug are excluded from the warranty
in cases of normal wear and tear. When sending in the appliance,
always be sure to enclose the proof of purchase.
8. Repair notes
If the appliance ever needs repairing, under no circumstances, try
to open it. Instead, contact the address indicated in these instruc-
tions. In the event of a malfunction or if the power cord develops a
fault, please send the appliance directly to the primamma Custo-
mer Service department. Important: Improper repairs can present
considerable safety hazards for the user.
Disposal information for users from private households
Important: Please do not dispose of this appliance in the
normal household waste! In accordance with a new EU
directive, which prescribes the proper collection, treatment
and recycling of used electrical and electronic appliances; old elec-
trical and electronic appliances have to be disposed of separate-
ly. Following the in troduction of the directive in the EU member
states, private hou seholds can now take their used electrical and
electronic appliances free of charge to official collection centres¹.
By disposing of your old appliances in the correct way, you are hel-
ping to ensure that old appliances are collected, treated and used
in an appropriate manner. This prevents possible harmful impacts
to the environment and to health arising from improper disposal.
In other countries inside and outside the EU
Please enquire with your district council as to the proper procedure
for disposing of this appliance. The materials can be recycled in
accordance with their labelling. By recycling this appliance, recy-
cling materials and other forms of recycling for old appliances,
you are making an important contribution to the protection of our
environment. Please enquire with your district council about the
relevant disposal centre.¹
¹) Further details are available from your district council.
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