What does 'Motor overload' mean on Medela Breast Pump?
A 'Motor overload' message on your Medela Breast Pump indicates that the motor is drawing too much current. If this happens repeatedly, contact the rental station.
How to troubleshoot Medela Symphony if the motor is not running?
If the motor of your Medela Breast Pump isn't running, first, check if mains power or battery is available. Next, make sure the device is switched on. Finally, verify that the program card is correctly inserted into the card compartment on the back of the breast pump.
What to do if my Medela Symphony has low or no suction?
If you're experiencing low or no suction with your Medela Breast Pump, try the following: Ensure the pump kit is assembled correctly according to the instructions. Verify that all connections of the pump kit and breast pump are secure. Confirm that the breast shield creates a complete seal around the breast. Check that the white membrane lies flat against the yellow valve head, and both are clean and undamaged. The ends of the tubing must be firmly connected to the connector and the opening in the membrane cap. Ensure the protective membrane and membrane cap are correctly assembled and the membrane cap is firmly fitted to the breast pump membrane to form a seal, and that the protective membrane is intact. Avoid kinking or pinching the tubing during expression, and ensure all components are...
Why does my Medela Breast Pump say 'Invalid card'?
An 'Invalid card' message on your Medela Breast Pump may appear because: 1. The program card is not a Symphony card. If so, check if the correct program card is being used. 2. The program card is incorrectly inserted. If so, check that card is positioned correctly. 3. The program card is damaged and not working. If so, replace program card.
What to do if my Medela Symphony shows 'Power fault'?
If your Medela Breast Pump displays 'Power fault', it suggests a potential issue in the electronics of the power supply. Contact the rental station if this happens repeatedly.
What to do if there is no "let-down" or breastmilk expression with Medela Breast Pump?
Ensure your breastpump kit is assembled correctly and that there is suction. Relax and take a 10-15 minute break if let down is not achieved after 2 consecutive pumping sessions. Consult with your healthcare provider or breastfeeding specialist if expression does not occur.
What to do if Medela Symphony Breast Pump has low suction?
If you experience low or no suction with your Medela Breast Pump, ensure the pump set is assembled correctly, following the instructions in the manual. Verify all connections of the pump set and breast pump are secure. Confirm that 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. Ensure the tubing is firmly connected to the connector and the opening in the membrane cap. The protective membrane and membrane cap should be correctly assembled and the membrane cap is firmly fitted to the breastpump membrane to form a seal. The protective membrane must be intact. Avoid kinking or trapping the tubing during expression, and ensure all components are completely dry.
What to do if Medela Breast Pump says 'Battery low'?
If your Medela Breast Pump indicates 'Battery low', ensure that the power cord is securely plugged into the back of the pump.
What causes a 'Motor overload' error on a Medela Symphony?
If your Medela Breast Pump shows a 'Motor overload' error, it indicates that the motor is drawing too much current. Contact the rental station if this issue happens repeatedly.
How to clean condensation or milk in tubing of Medela Symphony Breast Pump?
If you notice condensation or milk in the tubing of your Medela Breast Pump, turn off the pump and unplug it from the power source. Wipe the pump with a damp cloth. Clean the tubing, and if necessary, clean the pump kit. Ensure all components are completely dry before reassembling the breast pump and kit.
Details of the Symphony breast pump's main unit, including LCD and controls.
Steps for connecting the power cord and turning on the Symphony breast pump.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the breast pump kit components.
Guide to testing breast shield fit and selecting the optimal size for comfort.
Essential steps to perform before starting a pumping session, including hand washing.
How to attach pump kit components and set the vacuum level for comfort.
Steps to safely end pumping, disconnect the pump, and store milk.
Instructions for using the Standard Program Card for milk production.
Guide to using the Preemie+ Program Card for milk initiation.
How to use the INITIATE program for milk production initiation.
How to use the MAINTAIN program for ongoing milk production.
Troubleshooting steps for when the breast pump fails to turn on.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to low or absent suction.
Understanding Symphony error codes displayed on the LCD and their solutions.
General| Type | Hospital-grade electric breast pump |
|---|---|
| Battery Option | No |
| Double Pumping | Yes |
| Technology | 2-Phase Expression Technology |
| Power | 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Power Source | AC Adapter |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Medela breast shields and bottles |
| Programs | 2-phase expression (stimulation and expression modes) |
| Weight | 7.05 lbs (3.2 kg) |
| Hygiene | Closed system |
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