VULPES GOODS BABYCARE Electric Breast Pump User Manual

: September 15, 2024
: VULPES GOODS

Table of Contents

VULPES GOODS BABYCARE Electric Breast Pump
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Bra – strap
FAQ
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
PRODUCT PARAMETERS
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VULPES GOODS BABYCARE Electric Breast Pump

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Assembly of the breast pump
When you receive your breast pump, it is already assembled. Should you wish to clean the pump extra before use, it is useful to know how to assemble it correctly next. Assembling the flask and all parts correctly is crucial for optimal use. Follow the steps carefully and make sure each part is correctly positioned.

Step 1 : Placing the membrane and valve in the funnel
Place the membrane at the top of the funnel and r press until everything is ove the edge. Press the valve at the bottom.Make sure the rounding is at the front.
Step 2: Placing the funnel in the catch basin.
- The funnel is to be placed in the catch basin.
- Make sure the mebrane connects at the top and the back is inside the brackets.
- It helps to connect the membrane first and then press the funnel inside the brackets.
Step 3: Place the breast shield.
- The breast shield can be placed on the funnel and connects to the edges of the collection container.
- Press the shield firmly to prevent leaks.
Step 4: Inserting the sealing ring
- Once the breast shield is in place, the sealing ring can be placed. Press it firm ly to prevent leaks.
- Make sure the ring fits snugly everywhere. Press everything down even ly.
Step 5: Installing the motor.For first use, press the motor onto the collection tray. Make sure the silicone ring is properly attached to the collection tray.
Note: Remove the motor after pumping if you want to pour. This will prevent milk from getting into or near the motor.
Unscrew the motor from the collection tray. Do not pull on this. This may cause parts to break off at the motor. This is not covered by correct disposal.
Step 6: Read through the modes and start
- Read through the modes and choose the right insertion funnel.
- Always put the pump on your chest first to get used to the feel.
Step 7: Remove motor
Remove the motor ofter pumping if you ore going to pour. This will prevent milk from getting into or near the motor.
Unscrew the motor from the collection troy. Do not pull on this. This may cause ports to break off at the motor. This is not covered by correct disposal.
Step 8: Pouring out the collection container.
Make sure the milk con flow well from the pouring hole at the top of the flask.
Practice with water before doing it with milk. This way you will be familiar with the feeling and reduce the chances of leakage.

Pump mode (1 – 9 levels)
Use pump mode to pump completely. Each level offers different strengths while pumping.

Massage mode (1 – 9 levels)
Can be very helpful for sensitive breasts and supports milk yield in a short time. Always choose the massage mode before you start pumping.

Dual mode (1 – 9 levels) (both icons visible)
Combines the above modes and can be pleasant at lower yields. If you see both icons, dual mode is activated.

Level/timer
The display shows the current level; each level increases the suction power. Using the + and – button, the level can be changed. After the selected level, the display will function as a timer. It automatically counts up to 30 minutes.

Battery status
Indicates how much battery is left and charging status.

Low battery: battery indicator flashes
Medium battery: l stripe visible
Full battery: 2 stripes visible

Charging and the battery flashes 2 full cubes? Then the battery is full and you can use the bike.

(Battery life depends on the modes and levels used)

Level+ or
Use this to select the level used to pump. Depending on the selected mode, l – 9 levels are available. Each level up increases the suction power. {Always start at level l and build up to the desired level)
Mode
The display shows the current mode, each mode has a different function. Using the MODE button, you can change the mode.
On/off & mode selection
Press the on/off button to turn on the flask. Press again to select the mode. Press and hold the button to turn the flask off.
USB port
Use the supplied charger to charge the flask via the USB port on the side. Insert and remove the charger carefully. Do not use excessive force, this may cause damage.
Memory mode
The flask remembers the last selected level in the mode. If you switch between modes, the flask will continue at the last stopped level.
Note: Build up the levels slowly in each mode. Start at level l and build up to the desired level.
Breast shell reducers
Choosing the right breast shield reducers is important for optimal results. It ensures a better fit and prevents leaks. The table below will help you make the right choice.

Bra – strap

Adjust the length of the bra with the straps. This can make pumping more comfortable.
The end of the bra strap can be linked to the nursing bra.
The bra strap length can be adjusted by pulling the bra strap tighter.

TIPS

Use the pump in a comfortable place. A comfortable situation facilitates pumping and can increase yields.
Keep the pump clean and free of milk residues. This promotes longevity and quality of pumping.
Make sure you use the correct breast shield reducer. The correct fitting can increase yield.
Read the manual carefully. This will ensure that the pump is installed properly.
Always lean slightly forward or sit upright. This will reduce the risk of milk entering the engine.
Keep all extra pouches and containers out of the packaging. This is where you can always store the parts if you do not use the flask for a longer period of time.
Massage your breasts briefly before pumping, this can increase yield and make you feel more comfortable while pumping.
Build the levels slowly in each mode. Start at level l and build up to the desired level.

FAQ

Q. My breast pump has low suction?
A. The membrane and valve are not properly installed in place. When the membrane is installed in storage, it should be fully depressed.
A. The duckbill valve is not installed in place or is damaged. Check the part for correct placement and possible damage.
Q. Milk flows back
A. If the membrane is damaged or deformed, the milk flows back into the pump. In this case, stop using it immediately. Replace the membrane to restore the connection.
A. The duckbill valve contains a crack. This allows the milk to flow back. Check the valve for cracks, damage and correct positioning.
Q. Milk stays on the breastplate
A. Check that you are using the right breast shield reducer. Sometimes a size that is too small or too large can cause the milk not to flow properly.
Q. My breast pump is not charging properly?
A. Make sure you use the USB cable provided. Connect it to a suitable adapter with the correct voltage.
Q. Pumping hurts/ pumping fails
A. You may have breast engorgement or blocked milk duct. Ask a doctor to massage the breast.
A. Get the right breast shield reducer. Choosing the right size is important for a proper fit.
A. The pump level used is too strong. Start the pumping session from the lower level and build up slowly.
Q. I find it hard to get my motor off after pumping
A. It is possible that there is still vacuum present. Always wait briefly and then unscrew the motor. Do not start pulling on the motor. This increases the risk of damage that is not covered by the warranty.
Q. My milk runs down the breast shield
A. Always check that the shield is correctly positioned. Both at the funnel and the collection container. Also always check that the sealing ring does not show any defects. If necessary, test with water to find out where the leakage is coming from.

CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

Non-washable parts
The main pump unit should never come into contact with moisture, water and/or milk residues. The pump must remain dry. A clean, dry cloth can be used to clean the main pump unit. Keep this area dry and free of residue. Any other cleaning method is covered by the warranty as abuse.

Washable parts
Breast shield, receptacle, funnel, silicone membrane, silicone duckbill valve, breast shield reducers.
Cleaning washable parts that come into contact with milk prevents the build-up of dry milk residue, which can cause the growth of bacteria that can be harmful to the product, you and your baby.

After each use

Soak in a mild detergent solution for 2 minutes and rinse under clean running water.
Clean immediately with drinking or purified water.
Let the parts air dry or pat dry with kitchen paper. This will not give off dust particles that are potentially harmful.

Do this once a day

Boil in water for five minutes. Make sure the water is deep enough to completely cover the parts. Watch the stirring accessories during cooking to avoid deformation due to uneven heat.
We do not recommend microwave or steam sterilisation. Keep in mind that some steam and microwave sterilisers reach high temperatures, which can melt plastic parts.
We do not recommend ultraviolet sterilization.

Note

Do not use chemicals, soaps or other agents that may contain potentially harmful substances. These may pose a hazard to the product and user.
Do not put the parts in the dishwasher. This may damage the flasks and is not covered by the warranty.
Never let the engine come into contact with water or moisture. This may affect the durability of your engine. Water or moisture damage is not covered by the warranty.
Keep your engine free of dust and milk residue. This can affect the durability of your engine.
Do not drop your motor! Fall damage can cause serious internal damage and cause your flask to malfunction. Fall damage is not covered by the warranty.
Store the flasks in an appropriate place. This means that the product is not in contact with moisture, water or dust and is out of reach of children. We recommend storing the flask in the product box.
Never just pull the motor loose. Always do this in a controlled manner and unscrew the motor. This prevents possible damage to the motor that is not covered by warranty.