The Medela Solo Hands-free takes the Medela Hands-free membrane (2-pack) (part 101045062) as its silicone diaphragm; replace it every 3 months; Australian sellers list it from A$14.98 each as of 1 November 2026. Fitment confirmed against the manufacturer's compatibility list.
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Medela Solo Hands-free
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Takes the 101045062 silicone diaphragm
Hands-free membrane (2-pack) · replace every 3 months · check the code on your old part before ordering.
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Takes the 101045062
Silicone diaphragm · every 3 months · check the code on your old part.
Other Medela breast pumps that take the 101045062
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$14.98 each
2-pack $29.95
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This breast pump also takes a tubing
- Medela Solo Hands-free tubingOpen Medela Australia$31.50
Separate from the silicone diaphragm.
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Get a nudge when your silicone diaphragm is due — it's every 3 months. One email two weeks before, no newsletter. Manage or stop it anytime.
How to change the silicone diaphragm in your Medela Solo Hands-free
Watch the guide or follow the steps.
- 1Wash your hands with soap and water and dry them on a clean towel.
- 2Open the collection cup with the tab at the bottom and remove the old yellow membrane from the breast shield.
- 3Wash and sanitise the new membranes before first use.
- 4Fit the valve of the yellow membrane on the front of the breast shield first, then line up its disc with the round slot using the tab at the top and press round the edges.
- 5Push the outer shell and breast shield together until it snaps shut all the way round, then plug in the tubing.
Every number this part goes by
- Retail name:
- 101045062
- Retail name:
- Freestyle Hands-free membrane
- Retail name:
- Medela Hands-free membrane
- Retail name:
- Medela Hands-free membranes
Sellers list any of these; they are the same part.
About your Medela Solo Hands-free
Medela breast pump — Solo. Its silicone diaphragm is the Hands-free membrane (2-pack), part 101045062, changed every 3 months.
Also in this breast pump: Medela Solo Hands-free tubing.
Where the model number is: The model name is printed on the motor unit or its base, and on the box. Wearable pumps also show it in the maker's app.
Fits these 5 Medela models
Freestyle Flex, Swing Maxi. Only if you use Medela's Hands-free Collection Cups with this pump; Medela says the cups work with the Freestyle Hands-free, Freestyle Flex and Swing Maxi
Common questions
- Which silicone diaphragm fits the Medela Solo Hands-free?
- The Medela Solo Hands-free takes the Medela Hands-free membrane (2-pack) (part 101045062).
- How often should I replace the silicone diaphragm in my Medela Solo Hands-free?
- Every 3 months, or sooner if it looks worn.
- Where can I buy the 101045062 in Australia?
- We track 2 Australian sellers for the 101045062; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$14.98 at Medela Australia. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
- How do I fit the 101045062 in a Medela Solo Hands-free?
- No tools, a few minutes: 5 steps, listed on this page with the replacement video where the maker has one.
- What happens if I don't change it?
- A stretched or torn valve or membrane lets the suction drop, so each session takes longer.
- Is there anything to reset afterwards?
- No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.
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