Key Parts (Figure Q); Taking The Pump Apart (Figures A To H); Cleaning And Sterilising; Cleaning - NUK 10.252.133 Manual De Instrucciones

1 Silicone cushion
2 Breast shield
3 Slot for pump rod
4 Pump lever
5 Pump rod
6 Handle fixture
7 Pump diaphragm
8 Catch for handle
5. Taking the pump apart
1. Take the silicone cushion 1 out of the
breast shield 2 (Fig. A).
2. Holding the end of the handle, carefully
pull the pump lever 4 straight upwards
until the handle fixture 6 slips out of the
handle catch 8 (Fig.B).
Attention! Don't pull/turn the pump lever
to the side, because the pump rod may
break.
3. Carefully remove the pump lever 4 from
the pump rod 5 (Fig. C).
Warning!
Hygiene is of the utmost priority
when handling breast milk and all
parts that come into contact with it.
The pump should therefore only
be used in a clean and sterile
condition.
Clean, sterilise and quickly dry all
parts before using for the first time
and immediately after each use.

6.1 Cleaning

Caution! To avoid damaging the lip valve 9,
carefully clean it. We recommend just
rinsing off the lip valve and boiling it to
sterilise. Cleaning implements could cause
damage.
4. Key parts

6. Cleaning and sterilising

(Figure Q)
9 Lip valve
10 Breast Pump Adapter
11 Breast milk container / bottle
12 Sealing disc
13 Feeding teat
14 Screw ring
15 Protective cap
(Figures A to H)
4. Take the pump diaphragm 7 and pump
rod 5 out of the breast shield 2 (Fig. D).
5. Ease the pump rod 5 out of the pump
diaphragm 7 (Fig. E).
6. Unscrew the breast milk container 11
(Fig. F).
7. Unscrew the breast pump adapter 10
(Fig. G).
8. Pull the lip valve 9 out of the breast shield
2 (Fig. H).
9. Finally, clean the individual parts as
described in "6. Cleaning and sterilising".
1. Clean all parts with warm water and a
little washing up liquid (or NUK Baby
Bottle Cleanser).
2. Rinse off all parts in running water.
Warning! Milk residues may
damage the material and result
in microbial growth.
The parts should not be cleaned
Caution!
in a dishwasher – dishwasher detergents
can cause material damage.
Note: When rinsing with dishes (for
example), certain foodstuffs (e.g. carrot
juice) may discolour the parts or affect
their odour (e.g. fennel tea). This has no
effect on the fitness for use or safety of
the bottle.
3. Next, sterilise
"6.2 Sterilising").
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