Philips SCF304/60, Manual

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2. Begin by gently squeezing the handle 5 or 6 times quite quickly, simulating
the rapid suckling you usually feel when your baby is first put to the breast.
Your milk will soon begin to flow and you can establish a slower, comfortable
pumping pattern. Many mothers find that holding down the handle for 2 to 3
seconds at a time imitates the feeling of their baby breastfeeding.
3. When you have established a comfortable pumping rhythm with at least
2 squeezes, simply press the control button on the handle, and the Twin
Electronic Breast Pump will automatically continue in the same way. The
light on the pump motor will turn from solid
GREEN to flashing GREEN . Your
pattern will now be stored in the pump’s memory – even after the pump has
been switched off!
To double pump
Check that the pump is assembled exactly as described on page 11. When
you’re ready to double pump the second pump will already have learned your
pumping pattern, all you have to do is hold it against your other breast and
create a seal, just as you did with the controller pump. Or if you prefer you can
start with both pumps against your breasts.
To change your pumping rhythm
If at any time you want to change your pumping rhythm, press the control button
again and the pump will revert to manual fingertip control. The light will turn back
to solid
GREEN . You can now pump manually until you are comfortable again. Then
press the control button again and the Twin Electronic Breast Pump will continue
your chosen rhythm.
To stop pumping
If at any time the suction becomes uncomfortable or if you want to stop
pumping, press the control button and break the seal between the breast and
the pump body with your finger. You can then turn the pump motor off.
To collect and store your milk
After you have expressed your milk, unscrew the pump body from the milk
container. If you’re using AVENT Breast Milk Containers, insert a sealing disc
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