Feeding Breast Milk To The Baby; Accessories And Replacement Parts; Disposal; What If There Are Problems - Beurer BY 15 Instrucciones De Uso

7.4 Feeding breast milk to the baby

Note
You can use the supplied bottle with the silicone teat when feeding the breast milk to your baby. Alter-
natively, you can also express the breast milk with an NUK or Avent bottle and then feed it to your baby.
(Corresponding NUK/Avent adapter included in delivery).
• Prior to feeding, ensure the bottle has been disinfected before filling it with the breast milk that has been
stored.
• To defrost frozen breast milk, store it overnight in the fridge, so as to retain the nutrients. Once the breast
milk is defrosted, it must be consumed within 24 hours. Breast milk should only be defrosted in warm
water in especially urgent cases.
• If the breast milk smells unpleasant, it should be disposed of immediately.
• Never heat up breast milk in the microwave as it may be heated unevenly and could burn your child when
they drink it.
• If heating up the breast milk, check its temperature before feeding it to your baby.

8. Accessories and replacement parts

Accessories and replacement parts are available from the corresponding service address (according to
the service address list). Please state the corresponding order number.
Item
Bottle with teat and bottle cap
Adapter for Avent and NUK bottles
2 silicone cushions (small and standard)
Handle for manual pump including silicone cushion
(standard size)
Bottle stand

9. Disposal

If the device is not to be used again, the parts can be disposed of with normal household waste.

10. What if there are problems?

Problem
There is no suction from the breast pump.
No breast milk is being expressed.
Expressing breast milk is causing pain.
The breast milk is leaking out underneath the
silicone cushion.
Item number
163.719
163.720
163.721
163.722
163.723
Potential solutions
• Check whether all parts of the breast pump are cor-
rectly assembled.
• Check whether the pump attachment is correctly placed
on the breast.
• Ensure that there is no residual milk in the silicone valve
obstructing the milk flow.
• Try to relax and attempt it again. As you use the breast
pump more and more, you will find it easier to express
breast milk.
• Set the suction level to MIN.
• Consult your doctor.
• Remove the silicone cushion and re-attach it. Ensure
the silicone cushion is correctly positioned and firmly
secured to the pump attachment.
• Lean your upper body forwards slightly.
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