Cleaning And Disinfection - neno BIANCO Bedienungsanleitung

7. Clean the machine components (refer to the CLEANING AND DISINFECTING
section).

05. CLEANING AND DISINFECTION

Washing and disinfecting are two different operations. They must be done
separately to protect your baby and to ensure the correct operation of the
breast pump.
Washing - washing the surface of the unit and removing dirt.
Disinfection - killing organisms such as bacteria or viruses that may be present
on the surface of the equipment.
Funnel and funnel lid, breast pump parts (joint, gasket, gasket cover), bottle
and teat:
Wash and disinfect before first use.
Wash after each use.
Disinfection once a day.
NOTE:
- Separate and wash all machine parts that come into contact with milk imme-
diately after using the machine. This will remove any milk residue and prevent
the growth of bacteria.
- Use only drinkable tap water for washing. Use bottled water if the water in
your tap does not meet this requirement.
- When cleaning the valves, do not use brushes. Be careful not to puncture the
valve on the way out.
- Disassemble, wash and rinse all parts of the breast pump that come into
contact with milk, except for the pumping device.
- Use a mild dishwashing liquid or soap when washing the breast pump parts.
FIG. 4
1. Washing (before first use and after use - in the sink):
a. Rinse all the detached parts (which have come into contact with the
breast and milk) in cold water to rinse off any milk residue and deposits
that have formed.
b. Soak in warm soapy water for 5 minutes, then wash and rinse.
c. Allow the parts to dry naturally. Store dry parts in a cool, dry place when
you are not using them.
2. Disinfection (before first use and once a day on the cooker):
a. Fill the pot with water so that all items placed in it are covered when
placed in the water. Bring to the boil. Place the breast pump parts in the
boiling water for 10 minutes. Do not boil.
b. Allow the items to dry naturally. Store dry kit items in a cool, dry place
when not in use.
FIG. 5
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