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9. MAINTENANCE
The breast pump base does not require service or maintenance.
9.1 Breast Pump Valve and Diaphragm Check
Inspect the valves and diaphragms for tears or holes. Replace any damaged valves and diaphragms prior to
pumping. Wash valves and diaphragms per cleaning section. Do not insert bottle brush or something similar
into valves. We recommend replacing valves and diaphragms approximately every 8-12 weeks but this can vary
depending on cleaning and use.
9.2 Storing & Transporting
Disconnect Personal Accessory Set and power adapter from pump before transporting or storing the product. When storing
product, store in conditions as described in these instructions. Handle with care when transporting product.
10. TROUBLESHOOTING
SLOW MILK FLOW, UNEVEN OR
NO SUCTION
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VALVE AND DIAPHRAGM CHECK
Inspect the valves and diaphragms for tears or holes.
Replace any damaged valves and diaphragms prior to pumping. Wash valves and
diaphragms per cleaning section. Do not insert bottle brush or similar into valves. We
recommend replacing valves and diaphragms approximately every 8-12 weeks but this
can vary depending on cleaning and use.
CONNECTION CHECK
Check assembly is correct and connection points are securely attached.
• Tubing adapter to tubing port
• Tubing adapter to tubing
Check adapter cap is attached to breast flange. It may be useful to remove adapter cap
and reattach to breast flange.
FLANGE/BOTTLE CHECK
Check flanges, adapter cap or bottles for chips, cracks, breaks, or other damage.
Replace any damaged flanges/adapter caps/bottles prior to pumping.
BREAST FLANGE FIT CHECK
• Good Fit: Nipple is moving freely in tunnel of flange
• Too Small: Nipple is rubbing against tunnel of flange
• Too Large: Areola is being pulled into tunnel of flange
• Check to make sure the breast shields form a complete seal around the breast while
pumping
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