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For this, follow the steps in the ‘Operation’ section.
If you would like to use the device immediately after the empty process, allow it to cool
for at least 20 minutes after draining the residual water. The same applies to numerous
consecutive uses.
7. Operation
1. Clean the parts that are to be sterilised with mild washing up liquid or in the dishwasher. Disas-
semble any assembled parts.
2. Measure 120 ml distilled water (alternatively tap water) and pour it into the sterilisation container.
3. Now place the bottles into the bottle stand with the opening pointing downwards and place the
teats or other small parts in the basket for small parts.
4. Place the bottle stand and the basket for small parts into the sterilisation container.
5. Then put the lid on the device.
6. Plug the mains plug into a socket.
The display shows 0. The device is ready for use.
7. Press the
switch to start the sterilisation process.
Once the operating temperature has been reached, the remaining sterilisation time is continu-
ously shown in the display, starting from 7 minutes.
At the end of the process, a signal sounds. You may now switch the steriliser o.
8. After a cooling down period of at least 5 minutes, carefully open the lid and remove the sterilised
parts using the gripping tongs.
9. Shake the parts to remove any excess water.
Remove the mains cable. Drain the residual water and dry the container with a cloth.
After the sterilisation process, three bars are shown on the display. This shows that from
this point onwards, the items in the sealed steriliser will remain sterile for up to three
hours. The passage of time is displayed in hourly steps from III to I. After the nal hour
has passed, 0 is shown on the display.
After three hours have passed, the items must be newly sterilised, regardless of whether
or not the device was opened.
Use the sterilised parts immediately after removal, or else they will require re-sterilising.
8. Cleaning and maintenance
The service life of the device depends on careful use:
Remove the plug cable before tipping out residual water or cleaning the device.
Only use a damp cloth to clean the device. Do not use any abrasives or other cleaning agents.
Use distilled water for the sterilisation.
If you use tap water: Descale the device with vinegar or citric acid. Mix 50 ml white vinegar with
100 ml cold water or a packet of citric acid with 200 ml cold water and pour the solution into
the device. Allow the solution to take eect until the limescale has dissolved; do not start the
sterilisation process during this time. Drain the liquid away, rinse out the device thoroughly and
subsequently dry it with a cloth.
Descale the device every four weeks or so.
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