Cleaning And Hygiene - Medela Pump In Style Advanced Manual De Instrucciones

Removing and Securing the Diaphragm Cap
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Only remove diaphragm cap when cleaning is necessary.
To remove the diaphragm cap
To secure the diaphragm cap
Hold back of pump with one hand while pushing on the diaphragm cap until it snaps into place.
NOTE: The diaphragm cap must be completely snapped together at all connection points
to ensure adequate vacuum and optimum pump performance.

Cleaning and Hygiene

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Follow these cleaning instructions unless you are told otherwise by your healthcare
professional.
Important Disassemble all parts prior to cleaning and sanitizing. Especially be sure
to remove the yellow valve head from the breastshield and separate the
white valve membrane from the valve head.
Prior to first • Disassemble, wash and rinse all parts of your pump kit that come in
use and once contact with the breast and milk (except motor unit, bag, etc.).
daily
• Place parts in a saucepan of sufficient capacity.
• Fill with cold water until the parts are well covered.
• Heat it up and allow to boil for 5 minutes.
• Remove from stove, drain water off and allow parts to cool and air-dry
on a clean towel.
Alternatively, the disassembled parts can be sanitized in top rack of
dishwasher.
After each • Disassemble and wash all parts of your pump kit that come in contact
use with the breast and milk in warm, soapy water (except motor unit, bag, etc.).
• Rinse in clear water and allow parts to air-dry on a clean towel.
• Use a damp (not wet) cloth to wipe the motor unit and bag of
breastpump after each use.
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• Turn off the pump and unplug from power source.
• Remove tubing (see instructions on page 4).
• Snap off the diaphragm cap using the thumb tab.
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