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Expressing Breast Milk
Connect one end of the microUSB ca­
ble (9) supplied to the microUSB connec­
tion (21) on the pump unit and the other end to
a properly installed power socket.
Use the power adapter plug (10) supplied.
Alternatively, you can use a USB port on
a computer.
Position the breast shield (2) onto your
breast so that the breast milk can flow into the
feeding bottle.
Your teat should be in the middle of the
breast shield (2).
Press the button (18). The breast pump
generates a vacuum between the breast
shield (2) and your breast.
As a result of the vacuum, your let-down re­
flex is stimulated and breast milk is expressed.
Refer to Useful Tips if it takes a little
longer for the breast milk to start flowing
or the milk quantity appears low when
you initially start to use the breast pump.
Press the button (19) to increase the pump
output in steps and button (17) to reduce the
pump output in steps.
The output of the breast pump can be set
to one of 9 settings. We recommend you
always start expressing at the lowest set­
ting and increase the output in steps according
to your needs.
The breast pump is equipped with a
Memory function. Press the button (20)
when you want to use the current suction
power setting the next time the breast pump is
switched on.
Express breast milk for a maximum of
10 minutes on each breast.
Press the button (18). The breast pump is
switched off.
Loosen the breast shield (2) from your
breast. Use your finger as a lever, if necessary.
Refer to Recommendations on Storage
if you cannot or do not want to feed the
breast milk directly after expressing it.
Clean and sterilise all the parts which have
come into contact with your breast or breast
milk (refer to Cleaning and Sterilising the
Breast Pump).
Feeding Expressed Breast Milk
Before starting to feed expressed and/or stored
breast milk, read the information on handling
stored breast milk carefully (refer to Recom­
mendations on Storage).
WARNING!
• Risk of scalding!
Breast milk which is too hot can lead to
burns in areas of the mouth and throat!
Try the breast milk before giving it to
your child.
Insert the teat (15) in the fastening ring (16)
of the feeding bottle.
Carefully screw the fastening ring (16) on
the feeding bottle (12) clockwise as firmly as
possible.
Slowly turn the feeding bottle (12) upside
down and back to mix any fat sediment in the
milk. Do not shake or stir the milk.
Heat the breast milk to body temperature
(approx. 37°C).
Try the breast milk before giving it to your
child.
Feed your child according to its needs.
Storing Expressed Milk
Expressed milk can be stored and frozen in
suitable containers.
It is essential to observe the information in Rec­
ommendations on Storage.
Fill the container maximally three-quarters
full.
Label the containers with the date and time
at which the breast milk was expressed.
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