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CAUTION
To avoid fire or burns:
• Make sure the voltage of the power adapter is compatible with the
power source. See chapter 18 for technical specifications.
• Always unplug electrical products immediately after use except for
when charging.
• Do not place or store the product where it can fall into water.
• The breast pump and accessories are not heat-resistant. Keep away
from heated surfaces or open flames.
• Do not use near flammable materials.
To avoid health risks and reduce the risk of injury:
• Before each use visually inspect the individual components for cracks,
chips, tears, discoloration or deterioration. In the event that damage to
the device is observed, please discontinue use until the parts have
been replaced.
• This product cannot be serviced or repaired. Do not repair yourself.
Do not modify the device.
• Never use a damaged device. Replace defective or worn parts.
• Use the breast pump only for its intended use as described in these
instructions for use.
• Do not use the breast pump while sleeping or overly drowsy.
• If tubing becomes mouldy, discontinue use and replace tubing.
NOTICE
Take appropriate care in handling bottles and components:
• Plastic bottles and parts become brittle when frozen and may break
when dropped.
• Do not microwave or boil breast milk. Microwaving can cause severe
burns to baby's mouth from hot spots that develop in the milk during
microwaving (microwaving or boiling can also change the composition
of breast milk).
• Clean and sanitise all parts that come into contact with your breast
and breast milk prior to first use.
• Only use Medela recommended parts with your breast pump.
• If pumping is uncomfortable or causing pain, turn the unit off, break the
seal between the breast and the breast shield with your finger and
remove the breast shield from your breast.
• While some discomfort may be felt when first using a breast pump,
using a breast pump should not cause pain. If you are unsure about
correct breast shield sizing please visit www.medela.com or see a
lactation consultant/breastfeeding specialist who can help you get a
proper fit.
• Contact your healthcare professional or breastfeeding specialist if you
can express only minimal or no milk or if expression is painful. See
chapter 7.1 for more information.
• If pumping at high altitudes, including in an airplane, consider
pumping more often or longer if you feel there is milk remaining in your
breasts after your pumping session.
• Bottles and parts may become damaged if mishandled (e.g., dropped,
over-tightened, or knocked over).
• Do not use the breast milk from bottles or components that show signs
of damage.
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