User Guide for Freemie models including: FG090 Rose Breast Pump System, FG090, Rose Breast Pump System

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Quick Start Guide

Rose Breast Pump System – Freemie

Rose Pump System Quick Start Guide

User Manuals – Freemie


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Pump Anytime, Anywhere
Quick Start Guide

12 3

40:00

100%

5 10 M1

Suction

Cycle

Get to Know Your Freemie

Automatic Shutoff Timer
Power On / Off

12 3

40:00

100%

5 10 M1

Customizable Memory Buttons
Battery Life Indicator Adjustable Timer

Suction

Cycle
Rechargeable USB-C Port

LCD Display Tubing Port

Adjustable Suction and Cycle Settings

Tubing Connection Port

Quick Release Tabs

Easy Pour Spout

5 Ounce (148mL) Cup Capacity

Natural Balance Base

Breast Flange 30mm

Barrier

Valve Base

Cup

SlimFit Fitmie Inserts 25mm and 28mm

USB Cord

Parts not shown to scale. Y-Connector L-Connector Valve

1 Charge Your Pump Before first use, charge battery 2-3 hours to optimize battery life. A full charge will provide about 2 1/2 hours of operation, depending on settings used.

1

2

3

40:00
5 1 0100% M1

Suction

Cycle

Tubing

Clothing Clip

To charge, plug USB cord into any USB port or USB
wall adapter.

2 Clean Your Parts Prior to First Use: Boil these parts in large uncovered pots for 10 minutes while stirring.

After Each Use: Clean these parts with hot soapy water and rinse well.

These parts do not come into contact with milk and need not be cleaned in between use.

· To avoid damage or malfunction DO NOT use abrasives, brushes, UV or steam sterilization on any Freemie Cup parts.
· Assemble dry parts just before use, and leave parts disassembled in between use.
3 Put Cups Together

Note: See digital User Manual for complete use and care instructions.
Incorrect assembly may cause poor suction or malfunction.

1: Place Valve onto Valve Base.

Note: Barrier flaps must overlap Valve Base edges. 2: Insert Barrier into Valve Base.

Tubing Port (round hole)

3: Press assembled Valve Base onto Flange...

Snap

Cup Tab

... and press together firmly.

4: Align Cup Tab with Flange Tubing Port and press together until you hear the Cup "snap" closed.

4 Add SlimFit Fitmie Inserts SlimFit5 Cups come with 2 sets of Inserts to add to the 30mm hard Breast Flange. Size down with the 25mm or 28mm purple SlimFit Fitmie Inserts. Review Flange Fit section to make sure you are using the correct size.
SlimFit Fitmie work only with SlimFit Cups and come in sizes 15mm - 28mm.

SlimFit Fitmie

Push Insert down until it is seated flat against Flange.

30mm Breast Flange

To remove Insert, gently lift edge and pull out.

5 Add Cups to Pump

12 3

40:00
5

100%
TURBO

Suction

Cycle

1: Insert Tubing into large end of L-Connector.
2: Firmly press small end of L-Connector into round Tubing Port on Flange.
3: Join Tubing with Y-Connector.
Double Pumping: Use both sides of Y-Connector.

6 Test Before Use Prior to placing Cups in your bra:
1: Turn on pump.
2: Set pump to strongest setting (5/Turbo).
3: Barrier inside Cup collapses and releases when assembly is correct.

Single Pumping: Remove one Tube and cap one side. Cap
Resting Barrier

Collapsed Barrier

If Barrier does not move, reassemble Cups and check all Tubing connections.

7 Ready to Pump Place Cups in your bra:
1: Bra fit is critical for proper use. Enough pressure is needed to seal the Flange against the breast while too much pressure may cause low output.
2: Before choosing a bra, pump by holding the Cups in place with your hands. Then try several of your bras to find one that most closely holds the Cups like your hands.
3: It may be necessary to adjust your bra to find the best fit for you. A sports bra or stretchy nursing bra can work well.

Tubing and pour spout should be upright at the 12 o'clock position.
Center Flange opening over the nipple.

8 Pump Controls Suction Setting 1=Low 5=Strong
Cycle Setting 1=Fast 10=Slow

12 3

40:00

100%

11

Suction

Cycle

12 3

40:00
5

100% TURBO

Suction

Cycle

Minimum

Maximum

3 Customizable Memory Settings Setting

Setting

Press and hold numbered buttons

to save your favorite settings. Appears on screen as M1, M2, or M3.

Timer Feature Timer counts down from 40:00 minutes. Press button to change in 5 minute increments.
Turbo: Slowest suction and release cycle (press Cycle up one time after 10).
You may find it helpful to start with a weaker Suction and faster Cycle to trigger the Stimulation Phase and adjust to a stronger Suction and slower Cycle as you move into the Expression Phase.

9 After Pumping 1: Turn the pump off.
2: Pull Tubing from the tops of the Cups to disconnect.

Milk Transfer
Pour milk quickly and confidently into a storage bag or bottle of your choice.

3: Carefully remove Cups from your bra. Cups may be set flat before transferring milk to storage.

Pour Spout

When set flat, Cups may gently rock and then naturally balance.

Practice with water first.

Pumping Positions A range of pumping positions are possible with Freemie. Mind the pour spout!
Good Pumping Positions
Poor Pumping Positions Freedom of movement with Freemie depends on: · How Cups are oriented on
your breasts · Security of Cups in your bra · Amount of milk in Cups · How much Cups are jostled

Advanced Technique: Requires re-orientation of cups inside bra.

Finding Your Best Flange Fit
Finding the best Breast Flange fit cannot simply be done by measuring your nipples because some nipples stretch more than others under suction. You can estimate your size, but some trial and error may be needed for you to optimize your comfort and milk output.
Experiment to find the right fit and keep in mind:
· You may need a different size than the Flanges provided.
· You may need a different size for each nipple because no one is perfectly symmetrical.
· You may prefer higher suction, making Flange comfort crucial.
· Your nipple may expand in diameter and length while pumping and may change over time, so keep all of your sizes.

Comfort is key! It may take a few tries to find what works. The Breast Flange size is measured across the opening that your nipple fits into.
Measure Nipple Nipple Base Areola

Choosing Another Size
Use a ruler or coin diameters to estimate your erect nipple base size, and review the Flange fit details below. Choose the nearest size Flanges or Fitmie Inserts that are slightly larger than your nipples.

SlimFit Fitmie sizes (15mm - 28mm) available at www.freemie.com.

Dime: 17.91 mm

Quarter: 24.26 mm

Half Dollar: 30.61 mm

Flange is too small for the nipple to move freely in and out of Flange. May cause rubbing or chafing.

Flange is too big allowing too much breast and areola tissue to be drawn into Flange. May cause bruising.

Flange is correct size With properly fitted Flanges the nipple moves in and out of the Flange freely.

Important: Your bra needs to apply enough pressure to create a good seal on your skin so that air does not leak in and reduce suction. Too much pressure can pinch or obstruct ducts and reduce your milk output.
Need more milk capacity? Try SlimFit6 or Standard Cups.

Pump Anytime, Anywhere
Breast Pump System with SlimFit5 Cups
Spare parts and additional Freemie SlimFit Fitmie sizing inserts available at www.freemie.com
Scan code to read User Manual.
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Visit www.freemie.com



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