User manual BEABA BABYCOOK DUO

[. . . ] If the jug is not locked properly, the lid and the jug’s safety device will prevent the device from being switched on. COOKING In the bottom part of the 2 jugs, you will see graduation marks from 1 to 3. These levels help you measure the amount of water to be poured into the heating reservoir and determine the cooking time (refer to the cooking guide on page 15). Open the jug’s lid Dice the food to about 1cm x 1cm and place in the basket Measure out the water with the cooking jug (using the graduations 1-2-3). [. . . ] Remember to fill the right-hand heating reservoir if you are using the right-hand jug and the left-hand heating reservoir if you are using the left-hand jug. B: Although it is always best to use fresh fruit and vegetables which have a high quantity of vitamins, it is also possible to cook frozen fruit and vegetables which have been defrosted in one of the BABYCOOK Duo’s jugs or in the fridge (never defrost food at room temperature). DESCALING •  hen the steam button turns red, it is necessary to descale the heating W reservoir. Ensuring T the device is cold and not connected to the mains, pour a mixture of 110ml of water and 110ml of white vinegar into the heating reservoir. Repeat the operation if necessary until all the lime has been removed. Connect the device to the mains and then complete two heating cycles using water only in the heating reservoir (3 measures – 200 ml) in order to rinse it well. Before the 2nd heating cycle, press on the steam button for a few seconds to reset the cycle counter. €  ever use a chemical descaler or a coffee machine descaler in the N heating reservoir. €  escale 1 reservoir at a time D MAINTENANCE • Always unplug the device before cleaning. € Rinse any of the accessories in contact with food immediately with soapy  water to avoid germs. € After cleaning the blade, ensure that the joint has been inserted correctly. € The jugs and their lids, baskets, mixing covers and blades are dishwasher proof. Pl Re Re ✔  B: Mixing is only possible in the right-hand position with N either one of the jugs. REHEATING and DEFROSTING •  he food to be reheated or defrosted should be placed in a suitable container, T and then placed in the cooking basket without a lid. €  easure 1 to 3 doses of water according to the amount of food to be M reheated and then follow the cooking cycle instructions. €  hen the sound signals marks the end of the cycle, remove the container W with a cloth (caution: the residual water is very hot at the end of the cooking cycle) and mix the contents with the Beaba spatula to obtain an even temperature. Indd 12 26/02/13 16:47 Placing the gasket on the blade Inserting the joint: Flat part at the top Releasing the blade RECOMMENDATIONS • Your device is designed for domestic use only. € Keep the BABYCOOK Duo out of the reach of children and always lock the jug’s covers so that the blades are inaccessible. € This device is not designed to be used by people (including children) with reduced physical, sensorial, or mental capacities, or people without experience or knowledge, unless they have been informed by a person in charge of their safety or supervision, of the instructions for using the device. € Before use, always ensure that all the different parts of the device have been installed properly. € Do not place the device or accessories on a hot surface, near a naked flame or a source of water. € The mixing blade must always be placed on the jug in cooking mode and mixing mode. [. . . ] In D this event, contact Beaba's after-sales service directly or its certified national representative. € After extended periods of inactivity, the device switches off automatically. Power: 800 W (130 W motor) The logo which appears on this product of a crossed out wheelie bin indicates that the product should not be disposed of in landfill with normal household waste. In order to avoid damaging the environment or human life, please separate this product from other waste in order to ensure that it is recycled in an environmentally safe manner. [. . . ]