Tommee Tippee Made For Me 1162, Руководство пользователя

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DO NOT wash these parts:
Air tubes –
two plastic tubes with
purple connectors at each end that
attach your breast pump to the power
unit.
Power unit – small, portable motor that
powers the massage and expression
features of your breast pump.
A. Power
use to turn pump on and off,
and pause during pumping.
B. Mode button
switch between massage
and expression modes.
C. Double/single pump
switch between double
and single pump modes.
D. Increase suction power
E.
Decrease suction power
Dos and Don’ts
How to clean
DO wash your hands with soap and
water and dry thoroughly before
handling your breast pump.
DO thoroughly clean and sterilise
all the parts of your breast pump
that come into contact with milk,
following the instructions below. Do
this before you use it for the first
time and after every use.
Separate each part of each pump
handset and wash in clean soapy
water. Don’t use water that you’ve
used for cleaning other products.
DO NOT wash the air tubes.
Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
You can also wash the pump handset
parts in the top rack of a dishwasher.
Place the purple duck-bill valve in the
cutlery rack or dishwasher basket to
keep it safe.
DON’T wash or sterilise the air tubes.
This can cause bacteria to build up in
the tubes and will damage the power
unit.
DON’T wash, sterilise or heat the
power unit. This is dangerous and will
damage your power unit.
Sterilise all parts of both pump
handsets using either cold water
sterilisation, microwave sterilisation,
boiling water, or electric steam
sterilisation.
DO NOT sterilise the air tubes.
For best results use Tommee Tippee
electric or microwave sterilisers.
If you need to clean the power unit,
USB cable or air tubes, wipe the
outside with a clean damp cloth.
DO NOT wash any of these parts.
F. LED display – timer.
G. LED display – shows mode level,
there are 5 massage levels and 9
expression levels.
H. LED display – shows battery
charge level.
I. Air tube connector – connect your
air tubes to the power unit here.
J. USB socket – connect this to a
USB power source or adapter
to recharge.
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9. Repeat for the other breast
pump handset.
10. Place the assembled pumps on
a flat surface. Connect one end
of each air tube to the purple
lid of each pump body and the
other to the power unit. The air
tubes go into the two holes at
the front of the unit.
11. Insert the other end of the air
tubes into both sockets on
the front of the power unit. If
you want to use the pump in
single mode only insert the
air tube into the single socket
marked .
Putting your pump together
Each time you use your breast pump,
check all parts of the pump and
power unit for any damage.
Wash your hands with soap and
water and dry thoroughly before
handling your breast pump.
Make sure that all parts of the pump
have been washed, cleaned and
sterilised, and are completely dry.
1. Place the clear diaphragm
in the top of the body and
push down gently to get a
good seal.
2. Place the clear diaphragm
cap over the diaphragm
and push down gently
to seal.
3. Place the purple lid over the
top of the body and turn
it clockwise until it clicks
closed.
4. Push the soft, silicone cup
into the widest part of the
horn and smooth its lip
evenly over the edge.
Work your way all around
the rim to make sure the cup
fits smoothly, evenly and
securely. The two dimples in
the cup should be clear to
allow air into the horn.
5. Now smooth the lip of the
silicone cup around the
narrow end of the horn in
the same way.
6. Push the horn with cup
attached onto the body
until it’s fully engaged and
secure. Turn your pump
handset upside down.
7. Insert the purple
duck-bill valve. Gently
squeeze the sides of the
valve to make sure it’s
open.
8. Screw in a Tommee
Tippee Closer to Nature
or Advanced Anti-Colic
bottle. This breast pump is
designed to fit all Tommee
Tippee Closer to Nature
and Advanced Anti-Colic
bottles and Pump & Go milk
pouches with adaptor rings
(excludes Tommee Tippee
Closer to Nature glass
bottles).
Once you’ve fitted and used it, you don’t have to
take the silicone cup out of the horn unless milk or
dirt becomes trapped inside. Then you can ease
the edges of the cup from the horn and gently pull
them apart for cleaning.
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