Medela breast pump valves, membranes and tubing by part number

The PersonalFit Flex connector joins the breast shield, bottle and tubing on Medela's Flex-range pumps, and its yellow membrane is the part that wears. Medela Australia sells the membrane only with the connector, as a pair. It fits the Swing Maxi, Swing Maxi Flex, Swing Flex, Freestyle Flex, Solo and Pump In Style with MaxFlow. Medela gives no set interval: check the membrane before each use and replace it when worn or torn.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits 6 Medela models: Freestyle Flex, Pump In Style with MaxFlow, Solo, Swing Flex, Swing Maxi, Swing Maxi Flex.

The yellow Hands-free membrane sits on the breast shield inside Medela's Hands-free Collection Cups, which come with the Freestyle Hands-free, Solo Hands-free and Freestyle Mini Hands-free, and fit the Freestyle Flex and Swing Maxi as an add-on. Medela recommends replacing membranes every 3 to 6 months depending on how often you pump, and straight away if damaged. It does not fit PersonalFit Flex connectors.

Change it every 3 months; 5 steps, no tools.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits 5 Medela models: Freestyle Flex, Freestyle Hands-free, Freestyle Mini Hands-free, Solo Hands-free, Swing Maxi.

Medela's Hands-free tubing connects the Hands-free Collection Cups to the pump: the Freestyle Hands-free, or a Freestyle Flex or Swing Maxi used with the cups. Medela Australia says it fits only the Hands-free Collection Cups. Do not wash or boil it; Medela says to replace it if it becomes mouldy or if milk gets inside.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits 3 Medela models: Freestyle Flex, Freestyle Hands-free, Swing Maxi.

Medela's valve and membrane pack holds two yellow valve heads and six white membranes. Medela Australia lists it for the Harmony and Harmony Flex manual pumps, the Mini Electric and the original Swing, whose two-part connector takes the same valve. The membrane must lie flat on the valve head; Medela gives no set interval, so check the parts before each use and replace them when worn.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits 3 Medela models: Harmony, Mini Electric, Swing.

This double tubing runs from the Swing Maxi or Freestyle Flex pump unit to two PersonalFit Flex connectors. Medela's spare parts guide also lists an earlier Freestyle Flex tubing code, 101038574. Tubing carries only air, so it does not normally need washing; Medela says to replace it if it gets mouldy or if milk gets inside it. It is not for the Hands-free Collection Cups, which have their own tubing.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits 2 Medela models: Freestyle Flex, Swing Maxi.

The Harmony diaphragm is the silicone membrane under the handle of Medela's Harmony and Harmony Flex manual pumps; it makes the suction when you squeeze the handle. Medela Australia sells it on its own as code 0990260. It must sit flat and seal all round the handle. Medela gives no set interval: check it before each use and replace it if it is torn or worn.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Harmony.

Medela's Swing Flex tubing is the single tubing for the Swing Flex (product code 101033777) used with a PersonalFit Flex connector; Medela Australia says it fits only that pump. Medela's spare parts guide also uses it to convert an original Swing to a Flex connector. Tubing carries only air and does not normally need washing; replace it if it gets mouldy or milk gets inside.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Swing Flex.

Medela's Swing Maxi Flex tubing is the double tubing for the Swing Maxi Flex (product code 101033825) used with PersonalFit Flex connectors; Medela Australia says it fits only that pump. Tubing carries only air, so it does not normally need washing. Medela says to replace it if it gets mouldy or if milk gets inside it.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Swing Maxi Flex.

This PVC tubing is for the original Medela Swing single electric pump (product code 030.0040) used with its 2-component PersonalFit connector; Medela Australia says it fits only that set-up. If you have converted your Swing to a PersonalFit Flex connector, Medela's guide points to the Swing Flex tubing instead. Replace it if it gets mouldy or milk gets inside.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Swing.

This is the single tubing for Medela's Solo electric pump (product code 101041135), running from the pump unit to the PersonalFit Flex connector. Tubing carries only air, so it does not normally need washing. Medela says to replace it if it becomes mouldy or if you see breast milk inside it. The Solo Hands-free uses a different tubing.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Solo.

This is the yellow container membrane, which sits in the groove of the container lid on Medela's Magic InBra wearable pump, sold in pairs. Medela gives six months as the expected working life of the Magic InBra's washable parts, and says not to use the pump with a cracked, torn or worn part. Three silicone parts wear on this pump: the yellow valve, the yellow membrane and the grey shield valve, each sold in its own pair.

Change it every 6 months; 5 steps, no tools.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Magic InBra.

This is the yellow milk valve, which hooks onto the container lid on Medela's Magic InBra wearable pump, sold in pairs. Medela gives six months as the expected working life of the Magic InBra's washable parts, and says not to use the pump with a cracked, torn or worn part. Three silicone parts wear on this pump: the yellow valve, the yellow membrane and the grey shield valve, each sold in its own pair.

Change it every 6 months; 5 steps, no tools.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Magic InBra.

This is the tubing for Medela's Solo Hands-free, linking the pump to its Hands-free Collection Cup. Medela Australia lists it as the Solo Hands-free spare tubing. Tubing carries only air, so do not wash or boil it; Medela says to replace it if it becomes mouldy or milk gets inside.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Solo Hands-free.

The yellow membrane on Medela's Motion InBra sits on the front of the breast shield and keeps milk out of the pump's vacuum system. Medela gives three months as the expected working life of the Motion InBra's washable parts, membrane included. Medela Australia sells membranes in pairs, or as part of a full pumping set. Fit it so it seals well around the shield before you pump.

Change it every 3 months; 5 steps, no tools.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Motion InBra.

This is the grey shield valve, which sits on the breast shield on Medela's Magic InBra wearable pump, sold in pairs. Medela gives six months as the expected working life of the Magic InBra's washable parts, and says not to use the pump with a cracked, torn or worn part. Three silicone parts wear on this pump: the yellow valve, the yellow membrane and the grey shield valve, each sold in its own pair.

Change it every 6 months; 5 steps, no tools.

After the change: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.

Fits the Magic InBra.