Disconnect the silicone tube and connector from the breastpump. These parts do not require cleaning as the membrane protects them from contact with breastmilk. Before first use, dismantle the following parts of the breast pump: upper diaphragm casing, diaphragm, funnel casing, silicone massage cap, funnel casing, silicone valve, bottle, and bottle adaptor.
Wash them in hot water with a mild cleaning agent, rinse thoroughly. Disinfect by boiling in water for approx. 5 minutes. Dry thoroughly before assembly and subsequent use. Wash the nut, cap, sealing disc and food container with cap in the same way. Before the first and each subsequent use, wash the teat with warm water and disinfect it by placing it in boiling water for about 5 minutes. WARNING! Do not wash the silicone tube and connector, especially electrical components. Wipe with a damp cloth
Make sure the Breast Pump has been cleaned and disinfected beforehand. Wash your hands thoroughly. Press the nipple gently to check that the milk canals are clear. Connect the breast pump to the power supply. Press the on/off button. A lamp will light up above the button to indicate that the breast pump is on. Place the breast pump on your breast so that the silicone massage insert adheres exactly, thus preventing air flow. If a leak occurs, the pumping performance can be significantly impaired. Always keep the bottle upright so that the food can flow freely to the bottom. The breastpump allows you to adjust the rhythm and suction power to the individual needs of each mother.Press the "mode" button to adjust the suction rhythm and select one of three modes: express, natural, strong. Also set your preferred suction power. Pump breastmilk from one breast until you feel it flows much slower. Attach the breastpump to the other breast, continue pumping. When you have finished pumping, unscrew the bottle from the breast pump.