Device Operation - Medela Pump In Style Advanced Instrucciones De Uso

3. Pumping
Caution
• Always inspect breastshield,
breastshield connectors, white
membranes, yellow valves, and tubing
prior to use for cleanliness. If dirty, see
Section 1.2.
• If you experience pain or other
symptoms while pumping seek advice
from your healthcare professional or
breastfeeding specialist. See Section 7
for more information.
• Do not try and express with vacuum
that is too high and uncomfortable
(painful). The pain, along with potential
breast and nipple trauma may decrease
milk output.
• Make sure tubing is not kinked or
pinched while pumping.
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• Research has shown that you will
pump more efficiently – get more
milk in less time – when pumping at
Maximum Comfort Vacuum ™ during the
Expression Phase.
• You should reassess your Maximum
Comfort Vacuum throughout your
pumping experience because it can
change during the different stages of
lactation.
• Do not tilt or overfill containers when
pumping.
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3.1 Device operation

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Wash hands before touching
breastpump, kit and breasts
and avoid touching the inside of
containers or lids.
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After two minutes, the pump
will automatically change to the
Expression Phase.
a. If you let-down (your milk starts to
flow) sooner than 2 minutes, press
the let-down button.
b. If let-down has not happened
during the Stimulation Phase and
the pump has switched to the
Expression Phase, press the let-
down button once to return to
the Stimulation Phase.
2
Center the assembled
breastshields over your nipples.
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To find your Maximum Comfort
Vacuum, increase speed/
vacuum until pumping feels
slightly uncomfortable (not
painful), then decrease slightly.
Questions? Visit www.medela.com or call us at 1-800-435-8316.
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To begin pumping, turn dial clockwise from
the off position. Your pumping session
will start in the Stimulation Phase. While
pumping, adjust the speed/vacuum by
turning the dial to your comfort level.
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When your pumping session
is over unplug tubing from the
back of the breastshield(s)
before setting down the
bottles.
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