Heating jars of baby food, Keeping bottles and jars warm, Sterilising – Philips SCF280 User Manual

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Note:Always test the milk on the back of your hand first to ensure it has a safe temperature for your

baby.

heating jars of baby food

Pour 0ml water into the water reservoir with the measuring cup. (Fig. 3)

Place the jar (max. content 150g) on the protective grid in the base. Place the cover on the

base. (Fig. 6)

Press (1) and turn () the control knob to n. (Fig. 5)

The indicator LED starts to burn red continuously and you hear a beep to indicate that the

heating process has started.

The heating process takes about 5 minutes, depending on the quantity, type and temperature

of the food.

When the food has reached the right temperature, you hear three beeps. The indicator LED

blinks red three times and then turns green.

Remove the cover from the base, remove the jar and unplug the appliance.

Tip:To distribute the heat better, stir the contents of the jar after heating it.
Note:Always check if the contents of the jar are at the correct temperature by testing some of the food

on the back of your hand.

keeping bottles and jars warm

You can also use the 3-in-1 Nutrition Centre to keep bottles and jars warm for a short time. After

the heating process is finished, simply leave the bottle or jar on the protective grid in the base and

leave the cover on the base. The cover retains the heat and keeps the bottle or jar warm for some

time. For microbiological and hygienic reasons, you must never keep baby food warm for more than

one hour.

Sterilising

With the container, you can use the 3-in-1 Nutrition Centre to sterilise bottles and small objects like

rubber teats and small toys. The Nutrition Centre disinfects the objects completely by destroying all

harmful bacteria.
Note:This appliance does not sterilise according to clinical standards.
Note:Before you sterilise bottles and objects, clean them first.

Pour 50ml water into the water reservoir with the measuring cup. (Fig. 3)

Place the container on the base.

Place the bottles upside down in the container. (Fig. 7)

The container can contain four wide-neck bottles or six regular-sized bottles.

Snap the bottle necks onto the projections at the bottom of the container.

Place small objects in the basket and place the basket in the container. Place the lid on the

container. (Fig. 8)

Press and turn the control knob to /. (Fig. 5)

The indicator LED starts to burn red continuously and you hear a beep to indicate that the

sterilising process has started.

After about 15 minutes, you hear three beeps. The indicator LED blinks red three times and

then turns green to indicate that the stelising process has finished.

Remove the bottles and objects from the container and unplug the appliance.

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