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1. Slip rubber seal
onto piston until it snaps into place. The larger side faces
the handle. To ensure proper seal, hold rubber seal firmly and
twist piston.
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2. Slide vacuum regulator
ring onto cylinder, if not already done. Push handle end of piston
into cylinder.
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3. Screw cylinder
tightly into pump connector until snug.
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4. Attach pump connector
to Lactina, and rotate until tab is secure.
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5. Push piston into
pumping arm, and rotate until it fits snug in clamp.
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6. If using the 1-piece
breastshield, go to step #8. Insert the small end of the PersonalFit
breastshield into the small end of the Connector. (Prior to cleaning,
separate these two pieces.)
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7. Snap white membranes
onto yellow valves until membranes lie completely flat.
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8. Push
assembled valves &
membranes onto connectors/breastshields.
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9. Screw containers
onto connectors/breastshields.
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10. Insert clear
ends of tubing into openings in connectors/breastshields.
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11. Insert other
ends of tubing into ports on pump connector.
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12. To single pump:
If single pumping: insert plug into unused
port.
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13. Set
vacuum regulator ring to “MIN.”
Adjust for comfort once pumping begins.
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14. Center breastshields
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In Case of Overflow: If
either of the milk collection containers overflow and breast
milk enters the tubings or cylinder assembly: 1) Turn off the
Lactina Breastpump; 2) Disassemble the entire assembly; 3) Wash
all parts, including tubings and cylinder/piston assembly, with
warm soapy water; 4) Rinse and dry.
(Note: If
parts are not washed immediately, boil before using them again.)
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Power Supply
The Lactina can be
plugged into a standard electric 110V outlet.
The Lactina
can be operated from the cigarette lighter of a motor vehicle
by using the Vehicle
Lighter Adapter, a separate accessory. With an optional PowerPak™ (#67032)
the Lactina will run on battery power, when
plugged into your vehicle lighter socket, or with a standard 110V
outlet. The PowerPak provides one hour of pumping time and needs
to be fully recharged overnight after every one hour of use. Refer
to the card provided with the PowerPak for charging instructions.
If you experience
any problems with the Lactina Breastpump or lose electric power,
you have all the parts necessary to continue pumping manually.
Simply remove the cylinder/piston assembly from the Lactina and
the pump connector. Remove the tubing from the back of the breastshield
and tightly screw the cylinder/piston assembly into the back of
the breastshield. The kit now works as a manual breastpump.
