NENO CAMINO PRO (01) PDF MANUAL

Always disconnect the NENO CAMINO PRO from power after use if you do not need to charge the device’s battery.

Do not place the product in areas where it may fall into a sink, bath or other water container.

The NENO CAMINO PRO and its components are not resistant to high temperatures – keep the device away from hot surfaces and open flames.

Do not use the device near flammable materials.

The breast pump should not be left unattended when it is connected to a power source.

Never use the device if it has been dropped or otherwise damaged.

Do not use a device if its power cord or plug is damaged.

Do not use the device in the bath or shower.

Do not submerge the device under water or in other liquids.

Do not wash the device with running water.

Do not connect the device to a power outlet that has come into contact with water or other liquids.

If your device has been exposed to water or other liquids, do not touch the device directly, unplug it, turn it off, and contact the manufacturer.

The NENO CAMINO PRO is intended for use by a single user. The use of the breast pump by more than one person carries a risk of harm to the health of users and voids the warranty.

Do not repair or modify the device on your own.

Use the breast pump only as described in the manual. Do not use the device for any other purpose.

Inspect all components of the breast pump before each use.

Do not heat the milk in the microwave. Microwave-heated milk can burn the baby’s mouth, as heating with microwave waves can produce pockets of high temperature in the liquid. In addition, microwave waves can change the composition of milk.

Do not boil the milk.

Before using the breast pump for the first time, wash and disinfect all parts of the device that will come into direct contact with your breast or milk.

After each use of the breast pump, wash all the components of the device that come into direct contact with your breast or milk.

Exercise extra caution when using the breast pump or its accessories near children.

A. Breast shield cover x2

B. Breast shield x2

C. Connector x2

D. Suction cap x2

E. Suction bowl x2

F. Valve x4

G. Milk bottle x2

H. Bottle stand x2

I. Bottle teat x2

J. Charging cable for device

K. Pumping device

L. Tube

M. Bottle lid x2

N. Short lanyard

O. Long lanyard

NOTE: CAMINO PRO comes with two lactation shells with accessories. You will find all the information on how to assemble and how to use them in the second enclosed manual.

1. Power button (G) – Hold the button for 2 seconds to turn the device on or off.

2. Mode change button (E) – Press the button to change the operating mode of the device. There are 3 operating modes of the device (stimulation, expression, let-down). The device will automatically switch from stimulation mode to expression mode after 2 minutes.

3. Change the suction level – Press + (F) to increase the suction or – (J) to reduce it. (Stimulation mode (A): L1-L5; Expression mode (B): L1-L9; Let-down mode (C): L1-L5).

4. Battery status (D) – The battery icon shows the battery status. Connect the device to power when the battery is close to being discharged.

5. Session duration (I) – This indicates how many minutes have passed since the breast pump was switched on. The device will automatically turn off after 30 minutes.

6. Suction level (H) – Shows the currently selected suction level.

1. Connect the pumping device to a power supply. Charge your device’s battery for 2 hours.

2. Disconnect the breast pump components that will come into direct contact with a breast or milk.

3. Unscrew the milk bottle from the connector.

4. Pull the valve down to disconnect it from the connector.

5. Remove the cover from the breast shield and pull the breast shield off the connector.

6. Remove the suction cap and suction bowl from the connector.

7. Wash the device components (see CLEANING AND DISINFECTION section).

Cleaning and sanitizing are two different activities. They must be done separately to protect your child and ensure that the breast pump works properly.

Cleaning – washing the surface of the device and removing dirt.

Disinfection – killing organisms such as bacteria or viruses that may be present on the Surface of the device.

For the Breast shield, Breast pump elements (connector, suction cap, suction bowl), The bottle and teat:

Before first use – Cleaning and sanitizing

After each use – Cleaning

Once a day – Sanitizing

WARNING: The pumping device, charging cable and charging adapter must not be washed or disinfected in water.

NOTE:

– Separate and wash all components of the device that come into contact with milk immediately after using the device. This will remove the milk residue and prevent the growth of bacteria.

– For washing, use only drinking quality tap water. Use bottled water if the water in your tap does not meet this requirement.

– Do not use brushes when cleaning valves. Be careful not to punctuate the valve.

– Disassemble, wash and rinse all breast pump components that come into contact with milk, except for the pumping device.

– Use a mild dish soap when washing the breast pump components.

A. Washing (before and after first use – in the sink):

a. Rinse all elements of the breast pump that have come into contact with breast or milk in cold water to remove the milk residue.

b. Soak the elements in warm, soapy water for 5 minutes. Then rinse and wash.

c. Let the elements dry naturally. Store the dry parts of the set in a cool, dry place when you’re not using them.

B. Disinfection (before first use and once a day – on the stove):

a. Fill the pot with water so that all the elements placed in it are covered when placed in water. Bring it to boil.

b. Place the breast pump elements in boiling water for 10 minutes.

c. Let the elements dry naturally. Store the dry parts of the kit in a cool, dry place when you’re not using them.

C. Cleaning the pumping unit:

a. Wipe the pumping unit with a soft, damp cloth and a mild dish soap. Other cleaning products or abrasives may damage the device and its display.

b. Do not submerge the pumping unit under water or wash it with running water.

c. When you are not using the pumping unit, store it in a cool, dry place.

1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before touching your breast and the breast pump.

2. Connect the breast shield, suction cap and suction bowl to the connector.

3. Place the valve in the connector and screw the milk bottle onto the connector, turning it clockwise until it stops.

4. Connect the tube to the suction cap (1). If you want to express milk from both breasts simultaneously, connect the tubing to both suction caps (2).

Tips:

a. Check the breast pump components for damage before each use. Replace damaged items with new ones as needed.

b. Always check the cleanliness of the elements before using the machine.

c. To avoid damage to the breast pump, make sure that all its parts are dry before using it.

Before the first use, charge the breast pump for 2 hours by connecting it to the power supply using the USB cable. The battery icon on the display will be full when charging is complete.

Full blinking battery – low battery, connect device to power.

Blinking battery, not full – battery being charged, current battery charging status.

Full battery – battery fully charged.

The breast pump can be used when the device is connected for charging. Your device’s battery will charge when you plug it into power. The battery of the device will not be charged when the pumping device is switched on.

Fully charge the battery before putting it into storage if you intend to not use the breast pump for a long period of time.

Charge the device’s battery before it is completely depleted. This extends battery life.

If the breast pump has been stored in a hot place, the battery of the device may not work at first. Allow the breast pump to cool down for an hour before using it.

If expressing milk from one breast – insert the unused end of the tubing into the tubing holder.

1. Place the breast shield on the breast so that the nipple is inside the funnel.

2. Press the breast shields and connectors to your breasts using your thumbs and index fingers. Support your breasts with your hands.

3. Turn on the breast pump by pressing the power button and select the mode of operation that suits you.

4. Press the power button to turn off the breast pump after use and place the lid on the breast shield to protect the device from dust.

The breast pump remembers the last used suction level settings in all modes.

a. Stimulation mode – The breast pump starts work in stimulation mode. Set a convenient suction level for you using the +/- buttons. This mode features fast pumping that mimics the natural sucking of breast milk by the baby, stimulating the flow of milk.

b. After 2 minutes, the breast pump will automatically turn on the expression mode. Adjust the suction level using the +/- buttons to find the highest level of suction that is comfortable for you. If food starts to flow out of your breasts before two minutes pass, press the mode change button to manually enter expression mode.

c. Expression mode – Slower pumping, which gently and efficiently sucks milk from the breast.

d. In expression mode, increase the suction force until you feel slight discomfort (not pain) and reduce the suction by one level.

e. Milk let-down mode – Gentle pumping mode. Turn it on when the milk flows from the breast by itself.

Worn parts of the breastpump that come into contact with milk should be replaced. A worn part has a crack, is deformed, or you notice discolouration or a marked change in colour.

• Replace the membrane every 8 weeks (if you use the breastpump 1-3 times a day) or every 3-4 weeks (if you use the breastpump more than 3 times a day).

• Replace the valve every 2-3 months (if you use the breastpump 1-3 times a day) or every 4 weeks (if you use it more than 3 times a day).

• The breastshield should be replaced every 6 months if you use the breastpump more than 3 times a day.

• Replace the tube only if moisture gets into the tube or if it is damaged.

1. Do not thaw frozen milk in the microwave or in boiling water. This can burn the baby’s mouth.

2. Thaw the milk in the fridge overnight. Do not freeze thawed milk again.

3. You can quickly thaw the milk, keeping it under running water at a temperature of max. 37 °C. Place the closed bottle/bag in a bowl of warm water for 20 minutes to bring the milk to body temperature.

4. Do not add freshly expressed milk to previously frozen milk if the amount of fresh milk exceeds the amount of milk previously frozen.

Feeding:

a. It is recommended to breastfeed before you start feeding your baby with a bottle.

b. Always check the bottle, teat and other components before and after each feeding. If the teat is damaged, stop using it immediately.

c. To avoid a choking hazard, test the strength of the teat by gently pulling the protruding part of it.

d. Do not attempt to enlarge the hole in the teat.

e. Infants should not be bottle fed without adult supervision.

f. The bottle teat should not be used as a pacifier.

Make sure that the breast pump is connected to a working power outlet. If the NENO CAMINO PRO does not have any power source, its display will not turn on and no error message appears.

Make sure the NENO CAMINO PRO has a charged battery or is plugged in.

Make sure all breast pump components are positioned correctly. Disassemble the breast pump and make sure that all components are clean and undamaged. Assemble the breast pump again according to the instructions in the ASSEMBLY section. During pumping, make sure that the entire surface of the breast shield touches your breast.

Turn off the breast pump and unplug it from the power supply. Use a moist (not wet) cloth to wipe the breast pump. Wash the device components in which the milk is located, according to the instructions in the CLEANING AND DISINFECTION section. When all the components of the device are dry, assemble the device again.

1. The breast pump has a built-in battery. To protect against damage, the device goes into storage mode after a long period of inactivity. To turn off storage mode, connect the device to power and charge it for 2 hours.

2. Before putting the breast pump away for a longer period of time, make sure that:

a. All parts of the breast pump are clean.

b. You have cleaned the pumping device.

c. The device’s battery is fully charged.

Permissible difference ±5 Kpa.

SINGLE MODE

Mode	Pressure
1. Stimulation mode	22-31 kPa
2. Expression mode	30-50 kPa
3. Milk let-down mode	25-51k Pa

DOUBLE MODE

Mode	Pressure
1. Stimulation mode	14-21 kPa
2. Expression mode	20-41 kPa
3. Milk let-down mode	15-41 kPa