How to fix Medela Lactina if the motor is not running?
If the motor of your Medela Breast Pump is not running, check the following: * Ensure that mains power or battery is available. * Verify that the device is switched on.
What to do if there is low suction on Medela Lactina Breast Pump?
If you're experiencing low or no suction with your Medela Breast Pump, ensure the pump set is assembled correctly as per instructions. Verify all connections to the pump set and breast pump are secure. Ensure the breast shield forms a complete seal around the breast. Check that the white valve membrane lies flat against the yellow valve head and both are clean and undamaged. Confirm the tubing ends are firmly connected, the rubber seal is correctly secured to the piston, and the piston/cylinder is correctly screwed onto the cylinder holder or breast shield. If pumping on one side, ensure the port cap is inserted into the unused opening on the cylinder holder. Avoid kinking or trapping the tubing, and ensure all components are completely dry.
How to troubleshoot Medela Lactina Breast Pump if motor is not running?
If the motor of your Medela Breast Pump isn't running, first check if mains power or the battery is available. Then, make sure that the device is switched on.
What to do if there is an overflow with my Medela Breast Pump?
If you experience an overflow with your Medela Breast Pump: 1. Place the pump set into the bottle holder. 2. Turn off the pump and unplug the power cord from the socket. 3. Wipe off the pump with a damp (not wet) cloth. 4. If there is milk in the tubing, remove the tubing and the piston/cylinder and clean them. Shake out water drops from the tubing and hang it up to dry, or let the pump run with tubing attached for 1–2 minutes or until dry. 5. If there is condensation in the tubing, let the pump run with tubing attached for 1–2 minutes or until dry. 6. When components are completely dry, reassemble the breast pump.
What to do if Medela Lactina Breast Pump overflows?
If your Medela Breast Pump experiences an overflow: 1. Place the pump set into the bottle holder. 2. Turn off the pump and unplug the power cord. 3. Wipe the pump with a damp (not wet) cloth. 4. If milk, condensation, or residues are in the tubing: * For a disposable pump set: dispose of it and replace it with a new one. * For a reusable pump set: dispose of the silicone tubing and replace it. Reprocess the remaining parts. 5. Reassemble the breast pump and accessories set when components are completely dry.
What to do if there is an overflow in my Medela Lactina Breast Pump?
If your Medela Breast Pump experiences an overflow, follow these steps: 1. Place the pump set into the bottle holder. 2. Turn off the pump and unplug it from the power socket. 3. Wipe the pump with a damp cloth. 4. If milk is in the tubing, remove the tubing and piston/cylinder and clean them. Remove any water drops from the tubing and let it dry. Alternatively, run the pump with the tubing attached for 1–2 minutes until dry. If there is condensation in the tubing, let the pump run with tubing attached for 1–2 minutes until dry. 5. Once all components are completely dry, reassemble the breastpump and accessories.
What to do if there is an overflow with Medela Medical Equipment?
If there is an overflow with your Medela Medical Equipment, immediately place the pump set into the bottle holder. Turn off the pump and unplug the power cord from the socket. Wipe the pump with a damp cloth. If milk is present in the tubing, for the One-Day Pump Set, discard it and use a new one. For a reusable pump set, remove the tubing and piston/cylinder and clean them. Shake out any water droplets from the tubing and either hang it to dry or run the pump with the tubing attached for 1–2 minutes until dry. If there's condensation in the tubing for either pump set type, run the pump with the tubing attached for 1–2 minutes or until dry.
How to troubleshoot if the motor is not running on my Medela Medical Equipment?
If the motor of your Medela Medical Equipment is not running, first check whether mains power or battery is available. Then, ensure that the device is switched on.
Why is there low or no suction on my Medela Breast Pump?
Low or no suction in your Medela Breast Pump can occur due to several reasons. To resolve this: * Ensure the pump set is assembled correctly as per instructions. * Confirm the breastshield creates a complete seal around the breast. * Verify all connections of the pump set and breastpump are secure. * Check that the white valve membrane lies flat against the yellow valve head and both are clean and undamaged. * Make sure the tubing ends are firmly inserted into the breastshield and cylinder holder. * Ensure the rubber seal is correctly secured to the piston and the piston/cylinder is properly attached to the cylinder holder or breastshield. * Confirm the cylinder holder, including the piston/cylinder, is correctly fitted to the Lactina. * When pumping on one side, ensure th...
What to do if there is low or no suction with Medela Medical Equipment?
If you experience low or no suction with your Medela Medical Equipment, ensure the breastshield is correctly assembled and all connections of the pump set and breastpump are secure. Express milk in accordance with instructions. Verify the breastshield forms a complete seal around the breast. Check that the white valve membrane lies flat against the yellow valve head and both are clean and undamaged. Ensure the tubing ends are firmly inserted into the back of the breastshield and the opening on the cylinder holder. Confirm the rubber seal is correctly secured to the piston, and the piston/cylinder is properly screwed onto the cylinder holder or breastshield. Make sure the cylinder holder including the piston/cylinder is correctly fitted to the Lactina. When pumping on one side, ensure the p...
Specifies the target users and their situations for using the breast pump.
Lists conditions where the breast pump should not be used.
Critical safety alerts to prevent serious injury, death, or significant device damage.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the main breast pump unit.
General guidelines for cleaning pump sets based on usage and type.
Instructions on how to assemble the disposable breast pump set.
Instructions on how to assemble the reusable breast pump set.
Steps for assembling the piston and cylinder components of the pump.
Guidance on choosing the correct breast shield size for optimal fit and comfort.
Steps for setting up the pump for single pumping sessions.
How to start and adjust the pumping process for milk expression.
Instructions for setting up the pump for simultaneous double pumping.
Specifies the target users and their situations for using the breast pump.
Lists conditions where the breast pump should not be used.
Critical safety alerts to prevent serious injury, death, or significant device damage.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the main breast pump unit.
General guidelines for cleaning pump sets based on usage and type.
Instructions on how to assemble the disposable breast pump set.
Instructions on how to assemble the reusable breast pump set.
Steps for assembling the piston and cylinder components of the pump.
Guidance on choosing the correct breast shield size for optimal fit and comfort.
Steps for setting up the pump for single pumping sessions.
How to start and adjust the pumping process for milk expression.
Instructions for setting up the pump for simultaneous double pumping.
General| Type | Electric |
|---|---|
| Suction Strength | Adjustable |
| Cycle Speed | Adjustable |
| Double Pumping | Yes |
| Carrying Case | No |
| Phases | Single-phase |
| Portability | Limited |
| Hygiene | Closed system |
| Compatibility | Medela Bottles and Accessories |
| Weight | Approximately 6.6 lbs (3 kg) |
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