Cleaning instructions
Please wash and sterilise any components that are directly in contact with breast milk before and
after use.
Please do not soak the pump motor unit and charging cable into the water for cleaning, only wipe
it with a clean cloth.
Please do not clean and sterilise the silicone tubes. The tube is only a vent pipe and does not come
in contact with breast milk. Clean its surface only. Water in the silicone tube may cause permanent
damage to the product.
Diaphragm, valve and massage cushion are made from food-grade silicone material; thus, do not
sterilise for an extended period of time to avoid ageing or deformation.
During assembling, be sure to assemble each component in the order of assembly. The
components to be sterilised: milk bottle, breast cushion, T-joint flange, diaphragm, travel cap,
valve and pump cover. Except for the pump motor unit, charging cable and silicone tubes.
Be careful when cleaning the valve and the silicone diaphragm. If it gets damaged, the breast pump
will not be able to operate.
Lithium battery usage precautions
Dismantling, impacting, extruding or throwing into the fire are prohibited.
Do not put it under direct sunlight or in a hot environment.
Please do not use when there is any bulging.
Do not disassemble batteries. Some components of lithium batteries are flammable and harmful.
They can cause damage, fire, rupture or explosion.
Do not disassemble, open, chop or pierce the battery or battery pack with metal.
Only use the original adapter provided for the product to charge, otherwise it may be hazardous.
Do not leave the batteries charging after it is full for an extended period of time.
Before discarding the product, please remove the batteries.
Lithium batteries can only be replaced by authorized service providers. Replacing the wrong type
of batteries can be hazardous. The product must be powered off when removing batteries.
Disposal of abandoned batteries should be in accordance with national environmental protection
laws in the country that the user resides in.
