Sterilising, Preserving And Juicing With The Sicomatic® Classic; Note The Cooking Instructions; Sterilising - Silit Sicomatic classic Bedienungshinweise

9 | Sterilising, preserving and juicing with the Sicomatic® classic
9.1

Note the cooking instructions

When sterilising, preserving and juicing, you
must refer to the instructions in Chapter 7.
You must also read the safety information in
Chapter 2 and Chapter 7.
Always fill with sufficient liquid to allow
steam to be generated.
Warning
This prevents the cooker from "boiling dry". It also
prevents damage to the pot and the cooking zone.
→ Observe the prescribed fill quantities:
See table under point 7.1
Allow the pot to cool down slowly
Warning
→ After sterilising, preserving or juicing, never release
the steam quickly from the Sicomatic® classic.
→ Never use water to cool the cooker down.
Glass objects can shatter due to the sudden change in
temperature.
→ Turn off the power.
→ Remove the cooker from the hob and allow it to cool
down slowly.
→ Wait until the pressure indicator has fully retracted
into the lid shaft handle by itself, before you open the
cooker.
This protects against injuries caused by shattered glass.
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9.2

Sterilising

Using the product for its intended purpose
Danger
→ Only use the Sicomatic® classic for sterilising in home
use.
Do not use the Sicomatic® classic as a steriliser in a
medical environment.
The Sicomatic® classic is not designed for the sterilisation
temperature required in medical environments.
Ensure that the parts you wish to sterilise are
resistant to superheated steam up to 120° C.
The Sicomatic® classic is an ideal and cost-effective
home steriliser as you only pay the energy costs.
Possible uses:
• Sterilisation of baby bottles, rubber suction cups and
plastic seals
• Sterilisation of baby food in screw-cap jars
• Sterilisation of preserving jars (see also the following
point 9.3 "Preserving")
→ Clean all milk and porridge residue from bottles,
rubber suction cups and plastic seals.
→ Place the parts in the perforated insert with the
openings facing downwards.
→ Position the parts in the insert to allow the steam to
circulate around them properly.