Ameda Platinum Breast Pump Diagram; Set Up And Assembly; Ameda Hygienikit Milk Collection System; Before Every Use - Ameda Platinum Mode D'emploi

Set Up and Assembly

Ameda HygieniKit Milk Collection System

Before Every Use

Always wash hands well with soap and water before
handling the Ameda Platinum Breast Pump and
Ameda HygieniKit Milk Collection System.
IMPORTANT NOTE: ONLY USE THE AMEDA HYGIENIKIT
MILK COLLECTION SYSTEM ON AMEDA ELECTRIC BREAST
PUMPS.
Prior to starting pump, assemble and connect the Ameda
HygieniKit Milk Collection System, per included instructions.
If the Ameda HygieniKit Milk Collection System is sterile, use
as is. If not sterile, see the Ameda HygieniKit Milk Collection
System cleaning instructions.
Ameda Platinum Breast Pump
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The Ameda HygieniKit Milk Collection System can be used
to single or dual pump.
To single pump:
Remove one tube and
close tubing adapter.
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E N G L I S H
Pump
• Attach Ameda supplied
grounded power cord to AC
power inlet on rear of pump.
• Connect grounded plug to
wall outlet.
Adapter Cap
2
Silicone Diaphragm
1
Breast Flange
3
4
Milk Bottle
Tubing
Tubing Adapter
To dual pump:
Both tubes should be
attached to tubing
adapter.
• Insert tubing adapter into
tubing adapter port.

Controls and Displays

Before starting pump, please note how the controls
• Press and release controls to increase/decrease settings
by increments of 1.
• Press and hold controls to increase/decrease settings by
increments of 10.
speed
eed suction
Valve
speed
NOTE: If "Check Kit" appears in suction window, see
Troubleshooting section, on page 7.

Operating the Pump

• When pump is plugged in, a
light will appear next to the
suction
Power button.
• Press the Power
button. The displays light up.
Pump is now ON.
• Pump starts at lowest
suction setting (1% or
approximately 30mmHg /
4.0kPa) and maximum
speed (80 cpm).

Setting Suction

• Pump starts at lowest suction
setting (1% or approximately
30mmHg/4.0kPa).
• Center nipple(s) in breast
flange(s) and fill breast
flange(s) with the breast(s)
to create an air seal.
• Press to increase
suction until reaching
maximum comfort level.
• If discomfort is felt in nipple(s)
or breast(s), decrease suc-
tion. If discomfort is felt at
all suction settings, turn
pump off, insert a finger
timer
between breast(s) and breast
flange(s) to break suction,
remove breast flange(s) from
breast(s). Discontinue
pumping and contact a
healthcare provider.

Setting Speed

• Pump starts at fastest speed
(80 cpm).
• When milk flows (let-down),
press to a slower
suction speed to help drain the
breast faster.
• When milk flow slows,
press to 60-80 cpm to
help start another let-down.
• Repeat as milk flow changes
to pump more milk.
work.