Product Manuals

• Massage: light, quick rhythm to start let-down.
• Suck Simulated: feels like baby’s sucking.
• Multitronic: mixed rhythm when flow slows.
• Express: deeper, steady suction once milk flows.
• Heat: press and hold the Mode button. Gentle warmth (30–38 °C) helps let-down.

Pumping should never hurt. If it does, lower the level or try another flange size.

• 19 mm
• 21 mm
• 24 mm
• 28 mm

Measure the base of your nipple (not the areola) after a feed, then choose a size 2–4 mm bigger. Your nipple should move freely without rubbing.

• Wash the flange, valve, seal and cup by hand after every use.
• Sterilise these parts once a day (boil 5 min or use a steam steriliser).
• Wipe the motor with a damp cloth. Never put it in water.

• Weak suction: check the valve is fitted and the motor is clicked on fully.
• Leaking: empty before the max line and stay fairly upright.
• Won’t turn on: charge for 30 min and try again.
• No warmth: press and hold Mode again. Warmth builds over a few minutes.

• Massage: gently starts let-down.
• Suck Simulated: baby-like suction.
• Multitronic: mixed rhythm like natural nursing.
• Express: steady expression once milk flows.

Quiet at 30–50 dB, so it’s fine at night or at work.

• Wash the flange, valve, connector and cup by hand after every use.
• Sterilise these parts once a day.
• Wipe the motor with a damp cloth. Never put it in water.

• Weak suction: reseat the valve and connector; check the flange seals on your skin.
• Leaking: empty before the max line; wear a snug nursing bra.
• Discomfort: lower the level or start in Massage mode.
• Won’t turn on: charge for 30 min and try again.

• Wash after every use in warm soapy water, or on the dishwasher top rack.
• Sterilise by boiling.
• Replace if the silicone tears or feels sticky.

• Spills: empty more often and keep it upright.
• Slips: wear a supportive nursing bra.
• Uncomfortable: squeeze less before placing.

• Handle, silicone diaphragm, top cap
• Flange connector and soft silicone insert (24 mm or 28 mm)
• Duckbill valve and 150 ml bottle

• Take apart and wash every part after use.
• Sterilise once a day.
• Replace the valve or diaphragm if torn or stretched.

• No suction: press the diaphragm down all round; check the valve is on.
• Milk in the handle area: the diaphragm isn’t seated. Dry it and refit.
• Discomfort: use lighter presses or try the other insert size.

• First tastes: blend longer for a silky purée.
• Next stage: a few short pulses for soft lumps.
• Self-feeding: steam only, or one or two pulses.

• Unplug and let it cool first.
• Hand wash the jar, lid and blade after use. Hold the blade by its grey hub.
• Wipe the base with a damp cloth. Never put it in water.
• Descale the tank monthly: half white vinegar, half water, leave 30 min, then rinse.

• Won’t start: check the jar and lid are fully locked.
• Undercooked: cut smaller pieces or steam a little longer.
• Blade stuck: too much food. Remove some or add a little liquid.
• White marks in tank: limescale. Descale as above.

• Fast: quickest, about 3 min to 37 °C.
• Warm: gentle, steady warming.
• Keep: holds milk at temperature.
• Defrost: thaws frozen milk bags or bottles.
• Food: warms baby food jars and pouches.
• Sterilize: steam-cleans teats and small parts.
• Moon button: soft night light. Timer: set a run time with + / −.

• Never microwave breast milk.
• Use warmed milk within 1–2 hours. Don’t re-warm leftovers.

• Unplug, let it cool, and empty the water after each use.
• Lift out the heating disc to clean underneath.
• Hand wash the basket and lid. Never put the base in water.
• Descale every 2–4 weeks: half white vinegar, half water, 30 min, rinse.

• Switches off: the water ran low (dry-burn protection). Let it cool, add water, restart.
• Too warm / too cool: adjust the set temperature and match water to milk level.
• Slow to warm: descale the plate; cold or large bottles take longer.