Why am I expressing little to no milk with my Philips Breast Pump?
If you're expressing little to no milk with your Philips Avent breast pump, check the troubleshooting tips for 'I do not feel any suction/the suction level is too low'. If you are using the pump for the first time, remember that it may take some practice before you are able to express any milk.
What to do if all indicator lights are flashing on my Philips Breast Pump?
If all the indicator lights are flashing on your Philips Breast Pump and it shuts off, try switching the motor unit on again. Also, verify that you are using the adapter that was supplied with the device.
What to do if I experience pain when using my Philips AVENT SCF395 Breast Pump?
If you feel pain while using the Philips Breast Pump, first choose a suction level that feels comfortable. Ensure your nipple is centered in the cushion. Check the silicone diaphragm for damage like cracks or holes. If the pain continues, stop using the pump and consult your healthcare provider.
What to do if I feel pain when using the Philips AVENT SCF395?
If you experience pain when using the breast pump, choose a suction level that is comfortable for you. Check if the silicone diaphragm is undamaged (does not have small cracks, holes etc.) and ensure that your nipple is placed in the center of the cushion. If the pain persists, stop using the breast pump and consult your healthcare professional.
Why is the suction of my Philips AVENT SCF395 Breast Pump too strong?
The suction of the Philips Avent breast pump might be too strong. If possible, try a lower suction level. When you express for the first time, start with the default suction level (level 5 in stimulation mode, level 11 in expression mode) and increase/decrease the level when needed. During different expression sessions, different levels may feel most comfortable for you. Make sure that you only use the Philips Avent breast pump parts provided with this breast pump. Also, check if the silicone diaphragm is undamaged (does not have small cracks, holes etc.).
Why I do not feel any suction from my Philips AVENT SCF395?
If you do not feel any suction or the suction level is too low, try a higher suction level, if possible. Check if the silicone diaphragm is assembled correctly. Verify if the white valve is undamaged and assembled correctly. Ensure that the other parts of the breast pump are intact and assembled correctly. Also, make sure that the pump is positioned correctly on the breast to allow a seal between breast pump and breast.
Why Philips AVENT SCF395 Breast Pump does not switch on?
If the Philips Avent breast pump does not switch on (and the indicator lights do not illuminate), check that you are using the adapter supplied with the device and that it is correctly connected to both the motor unit and the wall socket. Try connecting the adapter to a different wall socket to see if the breast pump then switches on.
How to fix low suction on Philips AVENT SCF395?
If you do not feel any suction or the suction level is too low on your Philips Breast Pump, try a higher suction level if possible. Check if the silicone diaphragm is assembled correctly. Also, check if the white valve is undamaged and assembled correctly. Ensure that the other parts of the breast pump are intact and assembled correctly. Make sure that the pump is positioned correctly on the breast to allow a seal between breast pump and breast.
How to fix a Philips Breast Pump that won't turn on?
If your Philips Breast Pump won't turn on, verify that you're using the adapter that came with the device and that it's correctly connected to both the motor unit and the wall socket. Try plugging the adapter into a different wall socket to see if that resolves the issue.
Why does my Philips AVENT SCF395 have too much suction?
If the Philips Breast Pump has too much suction, try lowering the suction level. If it's your first time expressing, begin with the default suction level (level 5 in stimulation mode, level 11 in expression mode) and adjust as needed. Ensure you're only using Philips Avent parts designed for this pump, and check the silicone diaphragm for any damage.
General| Type | Electronic |
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| Input voltage | 100 - 240 V |
| Product color | Transparent |
| Nipple material | Polypropylene (PP) |
| Stimulation mode | Yes |
| Number of suction levels | 16 |
| Number of stimulation levels | 8 |
Weight and Dimensions| Capacity | 120 ml |
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Safety precautions regarding choking, strangulation, and injury risks.
Information on disease transmission risks during breastfeeding.
Precautions against electric shock hazards.
Hygiene guidelines to prevent contamination.
Advice to prevent breast and nipple issues like pain or damage.
Precautions against RF interference causing malfunction.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting parts that contact breast milk.
Detailed steps for cleaning the breast pump parts manually.
Detailed steps for cleaning the breast pump parts in a dishwasher.
Solutions for experiencing pain while using the breast pump.
Troubleshooting steps if the breast pump does not switch on.
What to do if all indicator lights flash and the device shuts off.
Solutions for not feeling suction or having very low suction.
Advice for when the breast pump suction is too strong.
Tips for expressing little or no milk.
Addressing issues of the breast pump being cracked or discolored.
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