Philips SCF302/01 Manual page 4

We've taken everything women loved about our classic Manual Breast
Pump – the soft petal massager and fingertip sensitive control that
make it feel so gentle, natural and comfortable – and we've given it
an electronic memory.
The Single Electronic Breast Pump learns from you. Begin by pumping
manually, then touch the button and let the breast pump quietly
continue your exact pumping rhythm.
If at any time you want to vary the
rhythm, touch the button again
to revert to manual. The Single
Electronic Breast Pump is totally
responsive to your needs.
Relax and enjoy the experience
because you're always in complete
control. And when you're relaxed
and comfortable, you express
more milk, faster.
The Single Electronic Breast Pump
is battery or mains powered for
maximum flexibility and portability.
Please take a few minutes to read through the ENTIRE
INSTRUCTION LEAFLET before you use your Philips AVENT
Single Electronic Breast Pump for the first time.
PLEASE SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
Unless advised otherwise by your health professional it is best
to wait until your breastfeeding routine is established before
expressing – usually around four weeks.
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Breast Pump parts
GB
Pump parts
Control handle*
Silicone diaphragm and stem
White valve
Pump body
Milk container
(125ml/4oz and 260ml/9oz)
Stand (same as
Let-down Massage Cushion
Funnel cover (same as
Battery pack*
Mains power lead*
Bottle parts
Dome cap
Extra soft AVENT Teat,
Newborn flow (0m+)
Screw ring
Sealing base
Sealing disc
Manual parts
Handle
Pump cover
*NEVER STERILISE OR IMMERSE IN WATER
Control Handle*
(diagram A1)
Power socket
Control button
Control handle
Light
Battery pack*
)
Power cable
)
Only the following batteries are compatible
with the Single Electronic Breast Pump
Battery pack: Duracell Ultra M3, Duracell Plus,
Energizer Ultra Plus, Duracell Accu (NiMH),
Ansmann (NiMH). For Duracell Acc (NiMH) &
(diagram A2)
Ansmann (NiMH) use/charge in accordance
with manufacturers guidelines. Dispose of
batteries as per manufacturer's instructions.
(diagram A3)
(diagram B)
(diagram C)
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