DrBrowns S1006 User manual

IMPORTANTSAFEGUARDS
This is a single user product that should not be shared between moms. Use by
more than one person may present a health risk, affect product performance and
voids warranty.
When using electrical products, especially when children are present, the
following basic safety precautions should always be followed.
Indications for Use: A personal use electric powered device used to express milk
from the breast of a lactating woman.
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE
DANGER: To reduce the risk
of electrocution:
•Always unplug this product
immediately aer using.
•Do not use while bathing.
•Do not place or store this product
where it can fall or be pulled into
a tub or sink.
•Do not place in or drop this product
into water or other liquid.
•Do not reach for an electrical
product if it has fallen into water.
Unplug immediately.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of
burns, electrocution, fire, or injury
to persons:
•This product should never be le
unaended when plugged into an
electrical outlet.
•Close supervision is necessary when
this product is used near children.
• Use this product only for its intended
use as described in this manual.
• Do not use aachments not
recommended by the manufacturer.
•Never operate this product if it has
a damaged cord or plug, if it is not
working properly, if it has been
dropped or damaged, or dropped
into water.
•Keep the cord away from
heated surfaces.
•Do not use outdoors, or operate
where aerosol (spray) products are
being used, or where oxygen is
being administered.
•Plug the AC Power Cord into
the product first and then into
electrical outlet.
•To maintain compliance with the
safety standard IEC  only
use the Dr. Brown’s Breast Pump
with the AC Power Cord supplied.
•Never use while sleepy or
when drowsy.
•Never drop or insert any object
into any opening or air tubing.
•The product has no user
serviceable parts.
SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS
CLEANING
Make sure all Collection Unit parts have been disassembled for cleaning prior to use.
Do not wash the AC Power Cord. For Motor Unit, wipe clean with dry or damp cloth
as necessary. For Air Tubing, wipe clean as necessary. Refer to page  for additional
cleaning information.
Refer to the Technical Information on the back cover for appropriate storage conditions.

Dr. Brown’s®is redefining the way moms
feel about breast pumps.
Designed by lactation consultants and moms to feel like breastfeeding.
Gentle compression is designed to help minimize tugging and pinching.
Breastcups mimic baby’s tongue and suckling motions, to encourage let-down.
TABLEOFCONTENTS
Parts Diagram 
Quick Start | Assembly 
Quick Start | Expressing 
Disassembly 
Cleaning 
Assembly 
Expressing Breastmilk 
Storing Breastmilk 
Preparing Breastmilk 
Tips 
Troubleshooting 

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MOTORUNITASSEMBLY
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PARTSDIAGRAM
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G. Cap
H. Air Tubing
I. Motor Unit
J. AC Power Cord
K. Air Plug
A. Stand
B. Collection Bole
C. Bole Seal
D. Connector
E. Breastcup
F. Sealing Insert

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PAGEQUICKSTART ASSEMBLY
This section serves as a quick-start reference for Dr. Brown’s moms that are
experienced with the Dr. Brown’s®Breast Pump. It is not a replacement for the
complete instructions provided in this Instruction Booklet. Please be sure to read these
thoroughly before expressing for the first time.
Before your first use and aer all other uses, it is important to wash your Breast Pump.
Be sure to follow the complete directions in the Cleaning section of this
Instruction Booklet.
ASSEMBLY
Aer cleaning, follow these steps to assemble your Collection Units:
IMPORTANT NOTE TO DR. BROWN’S MOMS: If you are a mom who is switching from
a traditional breast pump, you may experience a short transition period while your breasts
adjust to the compression technology of the Dr. Brown’s®Double Electric Breast Pump.
This transition period is typically a maer of a few days, and you will still achieve milk flow.
But if your milk volume seems slower at first, stick with it and you will see your milk volume
return. This will not impact moms who are using an electric pump for the first time.
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Then secure the Collection Bole to the
Connector. Tightening the Collection Bole
firmly will seal the Bole Seal, but do not
over tighten.
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To install the Breastcup, insert into the
Connector and then push at the edges
to secure the Breastcup to the Connector.
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Begin by placing the Bole Seal into
the boom of the Connector.
Make sure the Breastcup is sealed all
around. This is important for the pump
to function properly.
Note: Run your fingers and thumbs around
the edge to make sure the Breastcup
is affixed all around.
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PAGEQUICKSTART ASSEMBLY
Note: Make sure all parts are assembled appropriately and snugly fit.
An air tight Collection Unit is necessary to function properly.
To prepare the Cap, first connect the Air
Tubing to the top of the Cap using the end
with two long prongs and one short one. This
only fits one way. Make sure the Air Tubing is
pushed in firmly to ensure an airtight seal.
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Then take the Sealing Insert and push it on
to the large ring on the underside of the Cap.
Note: Make sure the tab of the Sealing Insert
is facing out.
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Install the Cap assembly to the Connector
assembly by pivoting the front latch to
the Connector.
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Pull down on the back portion to snap
the tab on the Connector.
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Orient the two holes in the Sealing Insert
around the two long prongs.
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Place the finished Collection Unit into
one of the stands. Repeat these steps to
assemble the second Collection Unit.
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Then follow these steps to prepare the Motor Unit and Air Tubing:
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EXPRESSINGBREASTMILK
Our Dr. Brown’s®Breast Pump is a whole new way to think about expressing breastmilk.
It features a new compression technology and super-so flexible Breastcups.
Once your Collection Unit is cleaned and assembled, you are ready to begin
expressing. Our Breast Pump allows you to express from both breasts or from
one breast.
Make sure your hands and breasts are clean.
Make sure the Motor Unit is plugged in, and make sure that the Motor Unit,
Air Tubing, and Collection Units are connected properly.
Turn the Motor Unit on by
pushing the Power Buon.
Double Expressing:
For Double Expressing,
make sure both strands of
Air Tubing are securely
connected to the
Motor Unit.
Single Expressing:
For Single Expressing, insert
one strand of Air Tubing in
either the le side or right
side. Close the other side
by inserting the Air Plug.
Note: Inserting the Air Plug
is necessary for the pump to
function properly while Single
Expressing. Make sure this
is air tight.
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PAGEQUICKSTART EXPRESSING
Place the Motor Unit on a sturdy table
or desk. Insert the AC Power Cord into
the Motor Unit, then plug into your
electrical outlet.
Then insert the -prong end of the Air
Tubing into the Motor Unit. It can only be
installed in one orientation. Repeat Step 
for the second Collection Unit.
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PAGEQUICKSTART EXPRESSING
Apply the Collection Units to your breasts,
one at a time. Position the Breastcups, nipple
centered, firm enough to ensure a seal with
no air leaks.
Then position the Breastcup of the
second Collection Unit.
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Once you have achieved Let-Down, adjust the Flow and Speed dials as
necessary until they are comfortable for you. Let-Down is the biological trigger
to release breastmilk and it’s the first step for a successful pumping session.
Breastmilk should begin to flow and collect in the bole. Even if you do not
experience milk flow immediately, continue expressing for a few minutes. Your
first few times expressing may not yield any milk. This is normal. Never exceed
 minutes of expressing without milk flow.
Aer expressing, be sure to place the filled Collection Units in the stands. This
keeps them stable and helps prevent spilling, and allows you free hands to turn off
the Motor Unit and unscrew the Collection Boles. Always clean your Collection Unit
parts aer every expressing session.
WARNING Expressing milk should not cause pain or discomfort. If you experience pain or
discomfort during expressing, stop using the device immediately. The suction can be broken by
inserting your finger between your breast and the Breastcup. You can also break the suction
by unscrewing the Collection Bole. To turn off the device, push the power buon or unplug the
Power Cord from the Motor Unit.
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Note: Be sure to always hold your Collection Units level when expressing. This ensures that your
Breast Pump performs as intended.
Dial Seings: The speed dial controls how fast the pump cycles. The
flow dial controls the compression and vacuum level at the Breastcups.
Every mom is different and therefore the right combination of speed and
flow seings will be an individual choice based on comfort and volume of
milk flow. However, the following is a general guideline to get you started.
Start at C to achieve milk letdown. Once milk is flowing, reduce the
speed knob and change the flow seing to B or A. Experiment with the
knob seings. A is the strongest seing, but maximum milk flow occurs
at different seings for different moms.
You may hear an airy, wispy noise. This comes from the Valve and is
completely normal.
Note: The Dr. Brown’s® Breast Pump is designed to automatically shut off
aer  minutes.
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DISASSEMBLY
Follow these steps to disassemble the Collection Units for cleaning:
Then remove the Bole Seal from the
underside of the Connector.
First loosen and remove the Collection
Bole from the Connector.
With the Cap in hand, pull the Sealing
Insert downward to dislodge.
To remove the Breastcup, gently pull
on the perimeter tabs to separate it
from the Connector.
To remove the Cap, simply pull up on
the Cap tab at the back. This will separate
from the Connector.
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BEGINFULLLENGTHINSTRUCTIONS

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ASSEMBLY
Aer cleaning, follow these steps to assemble your Collection Units:
Make sure the Breastcup is sealed all
around. This is important for the pump
to function properly.
Note: Run your fingers and thumbs around
the edge to make sure the Breastcup is affixed
all around.
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Begin by placing the Bole Seal into
the boom of the Connector. Then secure the Collection Bole to the
Connector. Tightening the Collection Bole
firmly will seal the Bole Seal, but do not
over tighten.
To install the Breastcup, insert into the
Connector and then push at the edges
to secure the Breastcup to the Connector.
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CLEANING
Before your first use and aer all other
uses, it is important to wash your
Breast Pump:
Make sure all Collection Unit parts have
been disassembled for cleaning prior to
use. Do not wash the AC Power Cord.
For Motor Unit, wipe clean with dry or
damp cloth as necessary.
For Air Tubing, wipe exterior clean with
dry or damp cloth as necessary. Do not
get interior of Air Tubing wet. Do not
submerge Air Tubing in water. Do not
sterilize Air Tubing.
For Collection Unit parts:
TOHANDWASH Wash all parts in warm,
soapy water, rinse well and air dry.
INDISHWASHER All pump parts are
top-rack dishwasher safe. Completely air
dry parts and let them cool.
The Breastcup and Sealing Insert are
delicate parts. Please take extra care in
cleaning them. It is recommended that
you hand wash these parts. Do not use
any rough brushes to clean these parts.

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Note: Make sure all parts are assembled appropriately and snugly fit.
An air tight Collection Unit is necessary to function properly.
To prepare the Cap, first connect the Air
Tubing to the top of the Cap using the end
with two long prongs and one short one. This
only fits one way. Make sure the Air Tubing is
pushed in firmly to ensure an airtight seal.
Install the Cap assembly to the Connector
assembly by pivoting the front latch to
the Connector.
Pull down on the back portion to snap
the tab on the Connector. Place the finished Collection Unit into
one of the stands. Repeat these steps to
assemble the second Collection Unit.
Orient the two holes in the Sealing Insert
around the two long prongs.
Then take the Sealing Insert and push it on
to the large ring on the underside of the Cap.
Note: Make sure the tab of the Sealing Insert
is facing out.
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Double Expressing:
For Double Expressing, make sure
both strands of Air Tubing are securely
connected to the Motor Unit.
Single Expressing:
For Single Expressing, insert one strand of Air
Tubing in either the le side or right side. Close
the other side by inserting the Air Plug.
Note: Inserting the Air Plug is necessary for the
pump to function properly while Single Expressing.
Make sure this is air tight.
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Then follow these steps to prepare the Motor Unit and Air Tubing:
EXPRESSINGBREASTMILK
Our Dr. Brown’s®Breast Pump is a whole new way to think about expressing breastmilk.
It features a new compression technology and super-so flexible breastcups.
Once your Collection Unit is cleaned and assembled, you are ready to begin
expressing. Our Breast Pump allows you to express from both breasts or from
one breast.
Make sure your hands and breasts are clean.
Make sure the Motor Unit is plugged in, and make sure that the Motor Unit,
Air Tubing, and Collection Units are connected properly.
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Place the Motor Unit on a sturdy table
or desk. Insert the AC Power Cord into
the Motor Unit, then plug into your
electrical outlet.
Then insert the -prong end of the Air
Tubing into the Motor Unit. It can only be
installed in one orientation. Repeat Step 
for the second Collection Unit.
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Turn the Motor Unit on by pushing the Power Buon.
Apply the Collection Units to your breasts,
one at a time. Position the Breastcups, nipple
centered, firm enough to ensure a seal with
no air leaks.
Dial Seings: The speed dial controls how fast the pump
cycles. The flow dial controls the compression and vacuum
level at the Breastcups.
Every mom is different and therefore the right combination
of speed and flow seings will be an individual choice based
on comfort and volume of milk flow. However, the following
is a general guideline to get you started.
Start at C to achieve milk letdown. Once milk is flowing,
reduce the speed knob and change the flow seing to B or
A. Experiment with the knob seings. A is the strongest
seing, but maximum milk flow occurs at different seings
for different moms.
You may hear an airy, wispy noise. This comes from the
Valve and is completely normal.
Note: The Dr. Brown’s® Breast Pump is designed to
automatically shut off aer  minutes.
Then position the Breastcup of the second
Collection Unit.
Note: Be sure to always hold your Collection
Units level when expressing. This ensures that
your Breast Pump performs as intended.
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Once you have achieved Let-Down, adjust the Flow and Speed dials as
necessary until they are comfortable for you. Let-Down is the biological trigger
to release breastmilk and it’s the first step for a successful pumping session.
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Breastmilk should begin to flow and collect in the
bole. Even if you do not experience milk flow
immediately, continue expressing for a few minutes. Your first
few times expressing may not yield any milk. This is normal.
Never exceed  minutes of expressing without milk flow.
Aer expressing, be sure to place the filled Collection
Units in the stands. This keeps them stable and helps
prevent spilling, and allows you free hands to turn off the
Motor Unit and unscrew the Collection Boles. Always clean
your Collection Unit parts aer every expressing session.
WARNING Expressing milk should not cause pain or discomfort. If you experience pain or
discomfort during expressing, stop using the device immediately. The suction can be broken by
inserting your finger between your breast and the Breastcup. You can also break the suction by
unscrewing the Collection Bole. To turn off the device, push the Power Buon or unplug the
Power Cord from the Motor Unit.
STORING&HANDLINGBREASTMILK
Aer expressing your breastmilk, it is important to store and handle it properly.
Make sure your hands and storage containers are clean to avoid contamination
of your expressed breastmilk.
Use Breastmilk Collection Boles or Breastmilk Storage Bags to store your
breastmilk–these can be used in the refrigerator or freezer.
Be sure your storage bole or bag is sealed tightly to ensure freshness of
the breastmilk.
Date code your boles or bags if you do not intend to use your collected
breastmilk immediately.
For extended storage, freeze your breastmilk.
When freezing breastmilk in Dr. Brown’s® boles, remove internal vent system,
then seal with storage caps.
WARNINGDo not add fresh breastmilk to already frozen breastmilk in a storage container.
Do not save breastmilk from a used bole for another feeding.
THAWING&PREPARINGBREASTMILK
Aer storing your breastmilk, follow these steps to prepare it for baby.
WARNING Do not microwave breastmilk. Do not microwave Collection Boles or Storage Bags
containing breastmilk. Microwave ovens can create uneven heating which could scald baby and
deteriorate the nutrients of breastmilk.
To thaw breastmilk, place the sealed Collection Bole or Storage Bag in
refrigerator or run under cool tap water.
To warm breastmilk, place the sealed Collection Bole or Storage Bag in
warm tap water.
Always check breastmilk temperature before feeding baby.
Use thawed breastmilk immediately or refrigerate up to  hours.
Note: Do not thaw breastmilk in very hot or boiling water. Once thawed, do not refreeze or
refrigerate breastmilk again. Do not allow thawed breastmilk to sit at room temperature.
FEEDINGBREASTMILK
Be sure to follow the Bole Instructions included with your Dr. Brown’s® baby boles.
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Countertop, table Room temperature  hours
(up to ˚F or ˚C)
Insulated cooler bag ˚F or -˚C  hours
Refrigerator ˚F or ˚C  days
Freezer compartment ˚F or -˚C  weeks
of a refrigerator
Freezer compartment -˚F or -˚C  months
of refrigerator with
separate doors
Chest or upright -˚F or -˚C  months
deep freezer
LOCATION TEMPERATURE DURATION
Storage Duration of Fresh Breastmilk (For Use with Healthy Full Term Infants)
Containers should be covered and kept as cool as possible;
covering the container with a cool towel may keep milk cooler.
Reference: Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine. (2004) Clinical Protocol Number #8: Human Milk Storage Information
for Home Use for Healthy Full Term Infants. Princeton Junction, New Jersey: Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine.
Keep ice packs in contact with milk containers at all times,
limit opening cooler bag.
Store milk in the back of the main body of the refrigerator.
Store milk toward the back of the freezer, where temperature is most
constant. Milk stored for longer durations in the ranges listed is safe,
but some of the lipids in the milk undergo degradation resulting in
lower quality.
TIPS
Breastfeeding and expressing are unique experiences for nursing moms.
Please review the suggestions below.
Moms are more likely to successfully express if they are relaxed and thinking
about baby. Avoid expressing if you are rushed.
Efficient expressing usually takes patience and practice for moms. Moms that
express frequently become accustomed to it and are more likely to have faster
Let-Down and more milk flow.
All moms are different. Some experience Let-Down quickly and some moms
do not. Some express on their first try and some moms do not.
Do not be discouraged if you are unable to express milk on your first try. Simply
take a break and try again later.
Do not be discouraged if you express only a small amount of breastmilk. This is
common especially on the first few aempts.
Expressing consistently, in addition to breastfeeding, can help sustain your milk
supply over time.
A warm compress or a warm bath/shower can help encourage milk flow.
WARNING: Expressing milk should not cause pain or discomfort. If you experience
pain or discomfort during expressing, stop using the device immediately. The
suction can be broken by inserting your finger between your breast and the
Breastcup. You can also break the suction by unscrewing the Collection Bole.
To turn off the device, push the Power Buon or unplug the Power Cord from the
Motor Unit.

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Technical Information
Environmental Conditions (Transport and Storage)
Temperature ˚Fto˚F˚Cto˚C
Relative Humidity  – non-condensing
Environmental Conditions (Operation)
Temperature ˚Fto˚F˚Cto˚C
Relative Humidity – non-condensing
Classification
Class II
Type BF
Definitions
Aention, consult accompanying documents
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This product is for household use.
Electromagnetic or Other Interference:
This device complies with IEC  and is unlikely to interfere with other
electrical equipment. This device may emit RF energy; if interfering with other
devices, relocate.
TROUBLESHOOTING
 For your Breast Pump to work as designed, all parts must be properly assembled.
Make sure all parts are snugly fit so you have an air tight Collection Unit.
 When applying to your breast, make sure the Breastcup is centered around your
nipple. Hold the Collection Unit firm enough to your breast for a complete seal
all around, but not too firm as this could inhibit milk flow.
 When the Breastcup is applied, make sure that you feel a light suction on
your breast.
 Be sure to always hold your Collection Units level when expressing. This ensures
that your Breast Pump performs as intended.
 It is not recommended to use 8 oz boles or glass boles with this pump.
This can alter the performance.
 If you hear an airy, wispy noise as you express, it is completely normal.
 The Dr. Brown’s® Breast Pump is designed to automatically shut off aer  minutes.
 If you require personal assistance or have lost or broken parts, please call
our Handi-Cra Customer Service Department at or
info@handi-cra.com.

INFORMACIÓNIMPORTANTE
Este artículo es para uso de una sola persona y no debe ser compartido entre
mamás. El uso por más de una persona puede presentar un riesgo para la salud,
afectar el desempeño del producto y anula la garantía.
Cuando use productos eléctricos, especialmente en presencia de los niños,
siempre debe seguir las siguientes precauciones básicas de seguridad.
Indicaciones para el uso: Dispositivo eléctrico de uso personal para extraer leche
del pecho de una mujer en período de lactancia.
LEA TODAS LAS INSTRUCCIONES ANTES DE USAR
PELIGRO: Para reducir el riesgo
de electrocución:
•Siempre desenchufe este producto
de inmediato después de usarlo.
•No lo use mientras se baña.
•No coloque o guarde este producto
en un lugar donde pueda caerse o
hundirse en una tina o lavabo.
•No coloque ni deje caer este
producto en el agua u otro líquido.
•No intente alcanzar un producto
eléctrico si se cayó al agua.
Desenchufe de inmediato.
ADVERTENCIA: Para reducir el
riesgo de quemaduras, electrocución,
incendio o lesiones a las personas:
•Este producto nunca debe dejarse
sin supervisión cuando esté
conectado a una toma de corriente.
•Cuando use este producto cerca
de los niños es necesario supervisar
en forma constante.
•Use este producto solamente en la
forma en que fue diseñado, como
se describe en este manual.
• No use accesorios que no sean
recomendados por el fabricante.
•Nunca haga funcionar este producto
si el cable o el enchufe está dañado, si
no está funcionando adecuadamente,
si se cayó o se dañó o si cayó en
el agua.
•Mantenga el cable alejado de las
superficies calientes.
•No use al aire libre ni lo haga
funcionar donde se estén usando
productos en aerosol (rociador) o
donde se esté administrando oxígeno.
•Primero conecte el cable de
corriente alterna (CA) al producto y
luego en una toma de corriente.
•Para cumplir con la norma de
seguridad IEC  solo use el
extractor de leche Dr. Brown’s con el
cable de corriente alterna (CA) que
se incluye.
•Nunca use el producto cuando tenga
sueño o se sienta somnolienta.
•Nunca deje caer ni inserte ningún
objeto en las aberturas o en los tubos
de aire.
•El producto no contiene piezas que
el usuario pueda reparar.
GUARDEESTASINSTRUCCIONES
LIMPIEZA
Asegúrese de que se hayan desarmado todas las piezas para recolectar leche para
lavarlas antes de usar. No lave el cable de corriente alterna (CA). Pase un trapo seco
o húmedo para limpiar el motor, según sea necesario. Para limpiar los tubos de aire,
use un trapo cuando sea necesario. Consulte la página  para obtener información
adicional acerca de la limpieza.
Consulte la información técnica en la parte posterior para establecer las condiciones
adecuadas para el almacenamiento.
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Dr. Brown’s®redefine la opinión de las mamás
sobre los extractores de leche.
Diseñado por asesoras en lactancia y mamás para una sensación natural.
La suave compresión está diseñada para ayudar a minimizar los tirones y
pellizcos. Las copas imitan la lengua del bebé y sus movimientos de succión
para estimular que baje la leche.
Diagrama de las piezas
Inicio rápido | Armado
Inicio rápido | Extracción de la leche materna
Desarmado
Limpieza
Armado
Extracción de la leche materna
Almacenamiento de la leche materna
Preparación de la leche materna
Consejos
Guía para solucionar problemas
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DIAGRAMADELASPIEZAS
A. Base
B. Biberón para
recolectar la leche
C. Sello del biberón
D. Conector
E. Copa para el pecho
F. Inserto para sellar
G. Tapa
H. Tubos de aire
I. Motor
J. Cable de corriente
alterna (CA)
K. Tapón del aire

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ARMADO
Después de la limpieza, siga estos pasos para armar las piezas para recolectar leche:
INICIORÁPIDOENPÁGINASARMADO
Esta sección funciona como una referencia rápida para las mamás que usan
Dr. Brown’s®y tienen experiencia con el extractor de leche. No sustituye a las
instrucciones completas que se incluyen con este Folleto de Instrucciones. Por favor
asegúrese de leer todas las instrucciones antes de extraer leche por primera vez.
Antes de usar el producto por primera vez y después de cada uso, es importante lavar
su extractor de leche. Asegúrese de seguir todas las indicaciones en la sección de
Limpieza de este Folleto de Instrucciones.
NOTA IMPORTANTE PARA LAS MAMÁS QUE USAN DR BROWN’S: Si usted es una
mamá que está cambiando de un extractor de leche tradicional, es posible que pase por
un período de transición breve mientras su pecho se adapta a la tecnología de compre-
sión del extractor de leche eléctrico doble Dr. Brown’s.®Este período de transición dura
generalmente unos pocos días, y de todas formas mantendrá el flujo de leche. Pero si al
inicio el volumen de leche parece disminuir, no se dé por vencida, continúe usando el
extractor de leche y pronto verá que el volumen de leche vuelve a aumentar. Este no
será el caso de las mamás que usan un extractor eléctrico por primera vez.
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Asegure el biberón para recolectar leche
al conector. Apretar con firmeza el biberón
para recolectar leche sellará el sello del
biberón, pero no lo apriete demasiado.
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Para instalar la copa para el pecho, insértela
en el conector y presione los bordes para
asegurar la copa para el pecho al conector.
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Comience colocando el sello del biberón
en la parte inferior del conector.
Asegúrese de que la copa para el pecho
esté sellada alrededor de todo el borde.
Esto es importante para que el extractor
funcione bien.
Nota: Pase sus dedos y pulgares alrededor
del borde para asegurarse que la copa
esté bien conectada por todo el borde.
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