Defrosting
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Thaw milk overnight in the refrigerator, or hold the bottle under warm
running water to quickly thaw. You can also place the sealed container
in a bowl of warm water for 20 minutes to bring it to body temperature.
Thawed milk is safe in the refrigerator for 24 hours. Do not refreeze.
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Caution:
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Do not thaw frozen breastmilk in a microwave or in a pan of
boiling water.
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Never microwave breastmilk. Microwaving can cause severe burns to
baby's mouth from hot spots that develop in the milk during microwaving.
Microwaving can also change the composition of breastmilk.
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If adding expressed breastmilk to container of already frozen
breastmilk, make sure to add a lesser amount than the already
frozen amount.
Troubleshooting
A. If There Is Low or No Suction:
1. Make sure all connections of the kit and pump are secure.
2. Make sure the breastshield forms a complete seal around the breast.
3. Make sure the white membrane is laying flat against the yellow valve.
Check that the yellow valve is clean and not damaged. Refer to
assembly instructions on page 3.
4. Make sure the tubing end fits securely into the pump body & motor.
5. Take care not to kink tubing. If milk is getting into tubing, check
that the tubing is not kinked or pinched.
6. Perform rinsing procedure as described on page 11
(troubleshooting, section C).
B. Pump will not turn on:
1. Make sure pump is plugged in correctly. Pump will NOT turn on if
tubing is plugged into the AC adapter port.
2. Make sure the "on" button is being held between 1 and 3 seconds.
3. Do not repeatedly hit the on/off button, or hold the on/off button
down longer than 3 seconds.
4. If using batteries, make sure transformer is not plugged into pump.
5. If using batteries, make sure batteries are installed correctly
inside pump.
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