Testing Product First-Time Setup Guide

Quick answer

To set up your Testing product for the first time, unbox all components, charge the pump, and assemble the parts according to the included instructions. Avoid common mistakes like over-tightening connections or using the wrong flange size.

Step-by-step setup

1. Unbox and inspect: Remove all items from the box. Check for the pump, backpack, mat, shoulder strap, tubing, flanges, and power cable. Compare with the included checklist. Missing parts are easiest to identify before you begin assembly.
2. Charge the pump fully: Connect the USB cable to the pump and a wall adapter (not a computer USB port). Charge until the LED turns solid green. Do not use the pump while it is charging. A partial charge may cause the pump to shut off mid-session.
3. Assemble the pump parts: Attach the tubing to the pump and flange connectors. Ensure the backflow protector is seated correctly. Screw the flange onto the collection bottle firmly but not overly tight. Over-tightening can crack the flange or bottle neck.
4. Perform a dry run: Turn on the pump at the lowest suction level. Listen for air leaks (hissing sounds). If you hear a leak, check all connections and reseat the backflow protector. A dry run helps you catch assembly errors before milk is involved.
5. Store the setup in the backpack: Place the assembled pump, bottles, and accessories into the Mini Black Radley Backpack. Use the mat as a clean surface for assembly and the shoulder strap for hands-free carrying. Organize the backpack so that the pump is accessible without unpacking everything.

Product details

• Testing product: Includes BabyBuddha 2.0 Breast Pump ($199 value) and Mini Black Radley Backpack ($150 value) with mat and shoulder strap. You get a complete pumping and carrying solution at over 20% savings, but the bundle's size means you should verify all parts are present before starting.