HOW TO USE
• Wash items you want to sterilise in warm soapy water, rinse and drain before placing in
the steriliser.
• Don’t put dripping wet items into the steriliser, as water can gather at the base. If there
is water at the base or leaking from the steriliser, please turn o the machine and wipe
away water.
• Place the items inside the steriliser. Separate all components and ensure all surfaces that
need to be sterilised are visible.
USAGE
Always use the steriliser on a flat heat resistant surface and keep it away from
inflammables and explosives.
Place it at least 10cm away from a wall.
Do not let the cord hang over the edge of kitchen work surface or touch hot surfaces.
Do not move the steriliser when in use.
Do not cover the steriliser and keep your hands, face and other body parts away whilst
using.
PARTS GUIDE
A. Steriliser
B. Filter screen
C. Power cable
D. Middle shelves
Setting up your steriliser before use.
Clean your steriliser before first use. Refer to parts guide and diagram.
Do not connect to power at this stage.
1. Remove all parts from the box
2. Place the shelves inside
3. Wipe clean your steriliser before use with a damp cloth
4. Plug in the power cable
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• Place bottles facing upwards to help with the drying function.
• Plug into the power, press the on/o button then select the function you wish to use –
sterilise only, dry only, auto sterilise and dry or storage function.
• The screen will illuminate and flash to show the function when in use. The countdown
timer will show how long is left in the cycle.
• Do not take items out of the steriliser during sterilisation.
• When in use, hot air is released from the steriliser. Please keep your hands, face and
other body parts away.
• The steriliser uses UV light which can cause damage to your eyes and skin. Please don’t
stare at the light source.
• When the cycle is finished, the countdown will show 0 and emit a sound.
• Remove your items from the steriliser. Be careful as they may still be warm, especially
after drying.
• If you wish to leave the products inside the steriliser you can use the storage mode
which will keep them sterile.
• The UV lamp bulb will be hot after sterilisation. Do not touch.
• There may be some residual heat after use. Do not touch hot surfaces, such as the shelf,
until these have cooled down.
• You may experience a faint odour on first use. This is normal.
Baby bottles that have been sterilised in the UV steriliser may become slightly yellowed in
appearance.
This is nothing to worry about. The bottles are still safe to use.
TROUBLESHOOTING
• Remember - if you open the door to the steriliser at any point during the cycle then the
cycle will pause. If this happens during sterilisation its best to start that cycle again.
• To stop a function at any point press the button that is in use until the lights are no
longer illuminated.
• If the steriliser doesn’t work, allow it to cool for 5 minutes then try to restart.
• If any items block the outlet unplug the steriliser, allow it to cool for 5 minutes, then
remove all items and try again.
FAQs
Why do I have to position my steriliser away from the wall?
We recommend a 10cm gap to allow for ventilation, this protects your work surfaces and the
unit.
If I leave my bottles in storage mode, how long will they remain sterile for?
In storage mode the steriliser will sterilise and dry the product every 2 hours, until the
steriliser is switched o with the power o button.
How often should I rinse the sponge filter?
This very much depends on your environment. We would recommend that you wash or
replace your sponge filter when you start to notice any dust build up on the sponge, make
sure you check the sponge filter regularly.
I’ve lost my sponge filter / damaged it – where can I get a replacement?
You get a spare sponge filter with the product, you can use this spare if you have lost or
damaged the original sponge filter.
How long will the UV Light Bulb last?
Your Philips G4 TUV 4W T5 bulb will last 6,000 hours before it needs replacing.
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