Troubleshooting – Dr. Brown's Manual Breast Pump User Manual
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Do not be discouraged if you express only a small amount of breastmilk. This
is common especially on the first few attempts.
Pumping consistently, in addition to breastfeeding, can help sustain your milk
supply over time.
A warm compress or a warm bath/shower can help encourage milk flow.
Most important of all, pumping should be a comfortable experience. If you
feel pain or discomfort during pumping, contact a Lactation Consultant or
your healthcare provider.
TROUBLESHOOTING
For your pump to work as designed, all parts must be properly assembled.
Make sure all parts are snugly fit so you have an air tight pump.
When applying to your breast, make sure the Breastcup is centered around
your nipple. Hold the pump firm enough to your breast for a complete seal all
around, but not too firm as this could inhibit milk flow.
When the Handle is squeezed, make sure that you feel a light suction on
your breast.
If you require personal assistance about your pump, or have lost or broken
parts, please contact our Handi-Craft Customer Service Department at
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THIS IS A SINGLE USER PRODUCT THAT SHOULD NOT BE SHARED
BETWEEN MOMS