Philips AVENT SCF315 User manual

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SCF315

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8 Storage 20
9 Compatibility 20
10 Ordering accessories 20
11 Recycling 20
12 Guarantee and service 21
13 Troubleshooting 21
14 Important additional
information 24
Table of
Contents
1 Important 4
Electromagnetic Fields
(EMF) 6
2 Introduction 7
Overview 8
Control panel 9
3 Cleaning and sterilising 10
4 Assembling the electric
breast pump 11
5 Using the electric breast
pump 13
Before using the pump 13
To begin pumping 14
To pause pumping 17
Storing your breast milk 17
Feeding your baby with
expressed breast milk 18
6 Hints to help you succeed 19
7 When to express milk 19
Right times of the day to
express your milk 19

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damaged plug, not working
properly, has been dropped
or damaged, or has been
submerged in water.
• The power cord is
irreplaceable. Discard it if
is damaged, including the
power adapter.
• Only use accessories
recommended by Philips
Avent.
• Only use the power adapter
supplied with the product.
• Make sure the breast pump,
including the power adapter,
is not exposed to extreme
heat or placed in direct
sunlight.
• Do not use the breast pump
outdoors.
• There are no user serviceable
parts inside the pump. Do
not attempt to open, service,
or repair the breast pump
yourself.
• The parts of the pump which
come directly into contact
with milk are personal care
items, and should not be
shared between mothers.
• Do not attempt to remove
the pump body from the
breast while under vacuum.
Switch the breast pump o,
and break the seal between
your breast and the pump
funnel with your nger, then
remove the pump from your
breast. You can also pull o
the silicone tube from the
1 Important
Read this user manual carefully
before using your Philips Avent
single electric breast pump, and
save the user manual for future
reference. You can also nd this
user manual at Philips website:
www.philips.com/support.
Warning
• Always unplug from the
power socket immediately
after use.
• Do not use the breast pump
while bathing.
• Do not place or store the
breast pump where it can fall
or be pulled into a bath or
sink.
• Do not place or drop the
pump motor, silicone tube,
and power adapter into
water or other liquids.
• Do not reach for a product
that has fallen into water.
Unplug from the power
socket immediately.
• Children should be
supervised to ensure that
they do not play with
the appliance. Place the
appliance out of reach from
children and pets.
• Before each use, check the
breast pump, including the
power adapter for signs
of damage. Never operate
the breast pump if it has a

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ventilation and heat
dissipation condition.
Caution
• The product should not
be left unattended when
plugged into a power socket.
• Never drop or insert any
foreign object into any
opening or the silicone tube.
• Do not shorten the silicone
tube.
• Before you connect the
breast pump to the power,
make sure that the voltage of
the product corresponds to
the local power voltage.
• Wash, rinse, and sterilise
the appropriate pump parts
before each use.
• Do not use antibacterial,
abrasive cleaners, or
detergents when cleaning
breast pump parts.
• Never put the breast pump
motor in water or steriliser,
as you can cause permanent
damage to the pump.
• If the vacuum generated is
uncomfortable or cause pain,
switch o the breast pump,
break the seal between the
breast and the pump funnel
with your nger, and then
remove the pump from your
breast. You can also pull o
the silicone tube from the
motor or the cap to release
the vacuum.
motor or the cap to release
the vacuum.
• Never use while pregnant as
pumping can induce labor.
• Never use when sleepy or
drowsy.
• This appliances can be used
by persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge
if they have been given
supervision or instruction
concerning use of the
appliance in a safe way and if
they understand the hazards
involved.
• This appliance shall not be
used by children.
• If expressing becomes
painful, stop and consult
your breast feeding advisor
or healthcare professional.
• Do not use the breast pump
in the presence of ammable
anaesthetic mixtures with
air, with oxygen, or with
nitrous oxide.
• Although the breast pump
is compliant with applicable
EMC directives, it may still
be susceptible to excessive
emissions and/or may
interfere with more sensitive
equipment.
• Make sure not put any
products on the pump
motor, like pillow, blanket
etc. Please make sure
pump motor work in well

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• Rechargeable batteries
are to be removed from
the appliance before being
charged.
• Dierent types of batteries
or new and used batteries
are not to be mixed.
• Batteries are to be inserted
with the correct polarity.
• Exhausted batteries are
to be removed from the
appliance and safely
disposed of.
• If the appliance is to be
stored unused for a long
period, the batteries should
be removed.
• The supply terminals are not
to be short-circuited.
• Non-rechargeable batteries
are not to be recharged.
Electromagnetic Fields
(EMF)
This Philips appliance complies
with all applicable standards and
regulations regarding exposure
to electromagnetic elds.
• Do not continue pumping for
more than ve minutes at a
time if no result is achieved.
• Never use any accessories
or parts from other
manufacturers or that Philips
Avent does not specically
recommend. If you use such
accessories or parts, your
guarantee becomes invalid.
• Do not use the breast pump
if the silicone diaphragm
appears to be damaged or
broken. Replace the silicone
diaphragm. See chapter
“Guarantee and service” for
information on how to obtain
replacement parts.
• Never use feeding teats
as dummies, paciers, or
soothers. Make sure that
the teething baby does not
bite the teat too long. The
continuous and prolonged
bite will damage the teat.
For hygiene reasons, replace
teats after three months of
use. Use only Philips Avent
teats and bottles together.
Batteries
This appliance can use both 1.5V
AA non-chargeable batteries
and rechargeable batteries.
For instructions on how to
replace the batteries, see
chapter “Assembling the electric
breast pump”.

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2 Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips Avent! To
fully benet from the support that Philips Avent oers, register your
product at www.philips.com/ welcome.
The Philips Avent breast pump provides comfort, convenience for
eective expression. It has an “Natural suckling”expression kit, an
innovative funnel to mimic natural suckling and compress your nipple
and areola, to make whole expression more comfortable and eective.
Philips Natural Rhythm Technology mimics the baby's natural sucking
rhythm, from fast and light to slow and deep, helping mothers to lactate
and pump more comfortably and eectively in short time. The intuitive
digital display design has automatic memory and pause functions, and
the LED backlight is designed for easy operation at night.
Doctors recommend that breast milk is the best nutrition for babies
during the rst year, combined with solid food after the rst six months,
Your milk is specially adapted to your baby’s needs and contains
antibodies which help protect your baby against infection and allergies.
Your electric breast pump will help you breast-feed longer. You can
express and store your milk so that - whether you are out for a few
hours, taking a well deserved rest, or back at work - your baby can still
enjoy the benets of your breast milk, even if you cannot be there to
give it yourself. As the pump is easy to assemble, silent and discreet,
you can take it with you anywhere, allowing you to express milk at your
own convenience and maintain your milk supply.

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Overview
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aSilicone tube hDormal cap
bCap iScrew ring
cSilicone diaphragm jTeat (0m+)
dPump body kSealing disc
eMassage cushion lBottle (125ml)
fPump cover mPower adapter
gValve (x2) (one for back up) nPump motor

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Control panel
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B
C
D
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ATimer counting indicator HLevel up button
BStimulation indicator IPause/play button
CLevel 2 indicator JLevel 4 indicator
DLevel 1 indicator KLevel 3 indicator
EMode selection button
(selecting the stimulation
and expression mode)
LExpression indicator
FLevel down button MBattery indicator
GPower button
Note
•The battery indicator ashes only when in low battery. We
recomend you to change the battery as soon as possible.

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3 Cleaning and
sterilising
Before you use your breast pump
for the rst time and for every
time, you must disassemble,
wash, and sterilise all the breast
pump parts that come into
contact with your breast milk.
(see c, d, e, f, g, l in
Overview chapter)
Before you use the bottle and
its parts for the rst time and
for every time,you must also
disassemble, wash and sterilise.
(see h, i, j, kin Overview
chapter)
Caution
•Never wash or sterilise the
pump motor, the silicone
tube, the cap, and the power
adapter. These components
do not come into contact
with your breast milk. You
can wipe those parts clean
with a soft cloth.
You can also use the dishwasher
(top rack only) or hand wash in
warm, soapy water, and then
rinse thoroughly. We recommend
you to sterilise all the parts
contacting with breast milk in
our Philips Avent steam steriliser,
or by boiling for 5 minutes. To
prevent irreversible deformation
or damage to the product due
to prolonged exposure to the
high-temperature bottom or
wall, the amount of water should
be sucient to submerge all the
components.
Caution
•Take care when cleaning
the valve and the silicone
diaphragm. If it gets
damaged, your breast pump
will not function properly.
•To clean the valve, rub it
gently between your ngers
in warm soapy water. Do not
insert objects as this may
cause damage.

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4 Assembling the
electric breast
pump
To assemble the pump, follow
the steps below.
Note
•Make sure that you clean
and sterilise the pump
as instructed in this user
manual.
•Make sure that you assemble
the pump correctly as
nstructed in this user manual.
•To avoid leakage, remove
the residue around the rim
before assembling. Put the
bottle onto the pump body,
and do not over-tighten.
•Wash your hand thoroughly
before you take sterilised
components.
1 Insert the valve into
the pump body from
underneath.
2 Put the bottle onto the
pump body and turn it
anticlockwise to x it. Do
not over-tighten when
assembling the bottle to the
pump body.
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3 Insert the massage cushion
into the pump funnel and
press the rim to ensure a
perfect seal.
4 You can press the end of the
massage cushion with your
ngers to help it lock to the
line indicated by the arrow
on the end-position of the
funnel.

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Caution
•To ensure the eect of
pumping, make sure that the
end of the massage cushion
is properly locked to the
line indicated by the arrow
on the end-position of the
funnel.
5 Put the silicone diaphragm
onto the pump body and
press the rim to make sure a
perfect seal.
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Tip
•You may nd it easier to
assemble while it is wet.
6 Firmly push the cap onto the
silicone diaphragm, so that it
sites securely on top of the
silicone diaphragm.
7 Connect the silicone tube to
the cap and the motor rmly.

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8 Connect the power adapter
to the pump motor, and then
insert the power plug to the
power socket.
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Note
•Only use the adapter
provided with this product.
Do not use other adapter.
Tip
•For battery operation,
open the rear cover of the
motor unit in the direction
indicated by the marks.
Insert four new 1.5V AA
alkaline batteries into the
battery housing(We do not
recommend to use carbon-
zinc batteries). Reattach the
rear cover to the motor unit.
We recommend you to use
rechargeable batteries for
long time use.
Note
•If you have inserted batteries
in the battery housing of the
pump motor and plug in the
adapter, the breast pump
will run from the main power
supply. The batteries cannot
be charged in the unit.
5 Using the
electric breast
pump
Before using the pump
•Wash your hands thoroughly,
and make sure your breasts
are clean. Gently squeeze a
little milk from each nipple to
make sure that milk ducts are
not blocked.
•Make sure you follow the steps
in “Cleaning and sterilising”
and “Assembling the electric
breast pump” chapters to
clean, sterilise, and assemble
the breast pump.
•Relax in a comfortable chair.
Make sure that you have a
glass of water nearby.

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To begin pumping
1 Press the assembled pump
bodies against your breasts.
Make sure that your nipples
are centered, so that the
massage cushion creates an
airtight seal. Make sure that
no air escapes; otherwise
there is no suction.
2 Press the power button ( )
to switch on your pump.
» The display panel lights up
for 1 second. The breast
pump automatically starts
up in stimulation level
1 mode in the rst time
usage, and the stimulation
indicator lights up. The
appliance has the memory
function to remember
the levels for your both
stimulation and expression
in your latest usage.
» You begin to feel the
suction on your breast
and the massage of the
massage cushion on your
nipple.
Note
•The timer starts when the
appliance is power on. The
timer indicator displays 01
after the appliance has been
power on for 1 minute. The
unit is minute.
•The timer will show total
breast pumping time, pause
time does not count in.
•If the timer displays over
99 minutes (when it comes
to 100 minutes), the machine
will shut down automatically.
3 You can choose your
desired stimulation level to
stimulate milk by pressing
the level up ( ) and level
down ( ) buttons. You can
press the level up button to
deeper the suction. Press
the level down button to
lower the suction. There are
altogether 4 stimulation
levels.

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4 Once your milk starts
owing, you can press the
mode selection button ( )
to switch to the expression
mode.
5 After switching to the
expression mode, you
can choose your desired
expression level by pressing
the level up ( ) and level
down ( ) buttons. You can
press the level up button to
deeper the suction. Press
the level down button to
lower the suction. There
are altogether 4 expression
levels.
» The expression indicator
lights up instead of the
stimulation indicator.
Note
•Do not worry if your milk
does not ow immediately.
Relax and continue pumping.
•Do not continue pumping
for more than 5 minutes at
a time if you do not succeed
in expressing any milk. Try
to express at another time
during the day.
•If the process becomes very
uncomfortable or painful,
stop using the pump and
consult your breast feeding
advisor.
•Stimulation and expression
levels match to the number
of the owers lighting up.
That is, 1 ower lighting up
means level 1, and 2 owers
lighting up means level 2.
•When needed, you can also
use stimulation mode to do
expression.
6 During expression, you
can switch between the
stimulation mode and
expression mode by pressing
the mode selection button
( ) for better expression.

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Note
•You do not need to use
all stimulation/expression
levels, only use the levels
that are comfortable for you.
•Place the pump motor on
a stable and at surface, to
avoid any accidental drops
when in use. If not, this may
pull the pump body o from
the breast and cause injury.
•If you regularly express more
than 125ml per session on
each breast, you can use a
260ml/9 oz Philips Avent
bottle to prevent overlling
and spillage.
•If there is no operation on
this appliance (such as
pause, change stimulation
level and expression level)
for 30 minutes (including in
pause), the appliance will
shut down automatically.
7 When you have nished
expressing, press the power
button ( ) to switch o the
breast pump and carefully
remove the pump body from
your breast.
Tip
•After switching o the
breast pump, break the seal
between the breast and the
pump funnel with your nger,
and then remove the pump
from your breast.
8 Disconnect the the power
plug to the power socket,
and then disconnect the
power adapter from the
pump motor.
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2
Tip
•In order to protect the
appliance, please always
shut down the appliance by
pressing the power button
instead of plugging o.
9 Unscrew the bottles from
the pump bodies ready
for feeding/storage. Clean
the other used parts of the
breast pump according to
the instructions in chapter
“Cleaning and sterilising”.
Caution
•Never tilt the breast pump
when the milk has reached
the maximum line on the
bottle. Replace with a new
bottle before re-pumping to
avoid spillage.
•After expression, please take
o the bottle from pump
body immediately, then store
the bottle with sealing disc.

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To pause pumping
This breast pump has a pause
function, and you can press
the pause button ( ) to pause
pumping if at any time the
suction becomes uncomfortable,
there is a need to change the
bottle, reposition the pump on
the breast, or a short rest.
1 When the breast pump is
in a particular stimulation
or expression mode, press
pause button ( ) will pause
the pumping.
» The timer indicator, level
indicator, and stimulation/
expression indicator will
ash to remind you of the
pausing status.
Note
•When the breast pump is
in pause, level down/level
up button and stimulation/
expression switch mode
button will lose their
functions. Only pausing
button and power button still
work.
2 Press the pause button ( )
again to continue the
pumping with the stimulation
or expression mode selected
before pausing
Storing your breast milk
Caution
•Never refreeze breast milk.
•Do not mix fresh breast milk
to already frozen milk.
•Always discard any left over
milk at the end of a feed.
Note
•Only store breast milk
collected with a sterile pump.
1 After you have expressed
your milk, unscrew the pump
bodies from the Philips
Avent bottles.
2 Store expressed milk in
cleaned and sterilised
Philips Avent bottles tted
with sealing discs. Put them
in the fridge or freezer
immediately.

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•You can store expressed
breast milk in the
refrigerator for up to
48 hours (not in the door)
or in the freezer for up to
3 months.
•Label the bottles with
date and time.
•Use up the older milk rst.
Philips Avent Natural Bottle
provides:
•Natural latch on. The wide
breast shaped teat makes it
easy for your baby to combine
breast and bottle feeding.
•Unique comfort petals. Petals
inside the teat increase
softness and exibility without
teat collapse.
•Advanced anti-colic valve.
Innovative twin valve design
reduces colic and discomfort
by venting air into the bottle
and not baby's tummy.
Feeding your baby
with expressed breast
milk
•If you use Philips Avent bottle
to store breast milk, make sure
to remove the sealing disc and
assemble the Philips Avent
teat for feeding.
•Place the frozen breast milk
in the refrigerator to defrost
overnight. In case of an
emergency, you can defrost
the milk in a bowl of hot water.
Use up the defrosted breast
milk within 24 hours after
defrosting.
About heating up the breast
milk:
•Heat the bottle with in a bowl
of hot water, or using Philips
Avent bottle and baby food
warmer to safely heat up the
milk.
Caution
•Remember! Always check
milk or food temperature
before feeding.
•Never heat breast milk in
a microwave as this may
destroy valuable nutrients
and antibodies. In addition,
the uneven heating may
cause hot spots in the liquid
which could cause burns to
the throat.
•Never immerse a frozen
bottle in boiling water to
avoid crack or split.

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7 When to
express milk
If possible, wait until your milk
supply and breast feeding
schedule are well established,
unless told otherwise by your
doctor or breast feeding advisor.
The exceptions are:
•If you are expressing milk
for your baby to be given in
hospital.
•If your breasts are engorged
(painful or swollen). You can
express a small amount of milk
before or between feeds to
ease the pain, and to help your
baby latch on more easily.
•If you have sore or cracked
nipples and you may wish to
express your milk until they are
healed.
•If you are separated from your
baby and wish to continue
to breast-feed when you are
reunited. You should express
your milk regularly to stimulate
your milk supply.
Right times of the day
to express your milk
•Early in the morning when you
breasts are full, just before or
after your baby’s rst feed.
•After a feed, if your baby has
not emptied both breasts.
•Between feeds or in a break if
you have returned to work.
6 Hints to help
you succeed
The single electric breast pump is
easy to use. Take some practice,
and you will soon get used to
expressing milk.
•Choose a time when you are
not rushed nor interrupted
easily.
•Having your baby or a
photograph of your baby
nearby can help encourage
your milk to ow.
•Before expressing milk, place a
warm towel onto your breast,
and lightly massage for a few
minutes. This encourages milk
ow, and ease the pain of your
breast.
•Warmth and relaxation can
encourage milk ow. Try
expressing after a warm bath
or shower.
•Try expressing from one breast
while your baby is feeding
from the other, or continue
expressing just after a feed.
•Repositioning the pump on the
breast from time to time can
help stimulate your milk ow.
Tip
•Practice with your pump
to nd the best pumping
techniques for you. If the
process becomes painful,
stop and consult your breast
feeding advisor.

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10 Ordering
accessories
To purchase accessories
for this appliance, please
visit our online shop at
www.shop.philips.com/service.
If the online shop is not available
in your country, go to your Philips
dealer or a Philips service centre
0800 231 099. If you have any
diculties obtaining accessories
for your appliance, please
contact the Philips Consumer
Care Centre in your country. You
nd its contact details in the
worldwide guarantee leaet.
11 Recycling
Do not throw away the product
with the normal household
waste at the end of its life, but
hand it in at an ocial collection
point for recycling. By doing
this, you help to preserve the
environment.
Follow your country's rules
for the separate collection
of electrical and electronic
products. Correct disposal helps
prevent negative consequences
for the environment and human
health.
8 Storage
•Keep the breast pump out of
direct sunlight as prolonged
exposure may cause
discoloration.
•Store the breast pump and its
accessories in a safe and dry
place.
9 Compatibility
The Philips Avent electric breast
pump is compatible with Philips
Avent bottles in our range. When
you use other Philips Avent
bottles, use the same type of
teat that was supplied with that
bottle. For details on how to
assemble the teat and general
cleaning instructions, refer to
the user manual on our website,
www.philips.com/support.