Weaker suction, a faint wheeze between cycles, or a bottle that no longer fills the way it used to often means worn breast pump parts, not low supply or a failing motor. The motor can still run while the output drops, which is why so many parents turn the suction up before they open the kit.
Weaker suction, a faint wheeze between cycles, or a bottle that no longer fills the way it used to often means worn breast pump parts, not low supply or a failing motor.
The motor can still run while the output drops, which is why so many parents turn the suction up before they open the kit.
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Weaker suction, a faint wheeze between cycles, or a bottle that no longer fills the way it used to often means worn breast pump parts, not low supply or a failing motor. The motor can still run while the output drops, which is why so many parents turn the suction up before they open the kit. This guide covers when to replace […] The post.
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