2 year warranty
Only replace your Philips Avent electric breast pump’s parts if they look worn or damaged. Check the parts for wear and damage every time you assemble your pump. If any parts are worn or damaged, stop using the pump and replace them.
We especially recommend checking your breast pump’s valves regularly. If you notice your breast pump’s suction strength is low, the valves may be worn or damaged.
The information on this page applies to the following models: SCF495/11, SCD553/11, SCF552/11. Click here to show more product numbers ›
Can I use my pump while it is plugged into a power source?
How should I warm up breast milk?
How often should I replace my breast pump's parts?
Can I pump on one side and breastfeed on the other?
How do I clean and disinfect my Philips Avent breast pump?
How should I store expressed breast milk?
How do I charge my Philips Avent electric breast pump?
Can I pump more milk using a higher suction level?
When should I buy a breast pump?
How long should I pump? When should I stop?
What bras work with my Philips Avent electric breast pump?
Why does my hands-free wearable breast pump cup fog up, and can I prevent it?
Why do my pump's display lights get dimmer or turn off?
What's my Philips Avent electric breast pump's max suction level?
How do I choose the correct breast shield/insert size for my Wearable Breast Pump?
How do I use Philips Avent Hands-free Wearable Breast Pump?
What are the benefits of the Hands-free Wearable Breast Pump?
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