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remove the pump from your
breast. You can also pull off
the silicone tube from the
motor or the cap to release
the vacuum.
Never use while pregnant as
•
pumping can induce labor.
Never use when sleepy or
•
drowsy.
This appliance is not
•
intended for use by persons
including children with
reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities,
or lack of experience or
knowledge, unless they have
been given supervision or
instruction concerning use
of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety.
If expressing becomes
•
painful, stop and consult your
breastfeeding advisor or
healthcare professional.
Do not use the breast pump
•
in the presence of flammable
anaesthetic mixtures with air,
with oxygen, or with nitrous
oxide.
Although the breast pump
•
is compliant with applicable
EMC directives, it may still
be susceptible to excessive
emissions and/or may
interfere with more sensitive
equipment.
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Cautions
The product should not be
•
left unattended when plugged
into a power socket.
Never drop or insert any
•
foreign object into any
opening or the silicone tube.
Do not shorten the the
•
silicone tube.
Before you connect the
•
breast pump to the power,
make sure that the voltage of
the product corresponds to
the local power voltage.
Wash, rinse, and sterilize
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the appropriate pump parts
before each use.
Do not use antibacterial,
•
abrasive cleaners, or
detergents when cleaning
breast pump parts.
Never put the breast pump
•
motor in water or sterilizer,
as you can cause permanent
damage to the pump.
If the vacuum generated is
•
uncomfortable or cause pain,
switch off the breast pump,
break the seal between the
breast and the pump funnel
with your finger, and then
remove the pump from your
breast. You can also pull off
the silicone tube from the
motor or the cap to release
the vacuum.
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