The Medela Swing takes the Medela valve and membrane pack (2 valves, 6 membranes) (part 800.0727) as its valve; Australian sellers list it from A$16.86 as of 28 October 2026. Fitment confirmed against the manufacturer's compatibility list.
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Medela Swing
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Takes the 800.0727 valve
valve and membrane pack (2 valves, 6 membranes) · check the code on your old part before ordering.
For the Swing's 2-component PersonalFit connector, Medela's spare parts guide lists this pack.
Your breast pump
Breast pump
Confirmed against Medela's listConfirmed against Medela's own compatibility list
Takes the 800.0727
Valve · check the code on your old part.
For the Swing's 2-component PersonalFit connector, Medela's spare parts guide lists this pack.
Other Medela breast pumps that take the 800.0727
GenuineGenuine Medela
$16.86
Amazon AU · 28 OctLowest genuine · Amazon AU · checked 28 Oct
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This breast pump also takes a tubing
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How long it lasts
Replace it when a membrane no longer lies flat on the valve head, or a part is worn or torn; Medela says to check parts for wear or damage before each use.
After replacing: No reset: the pump has no reminder for this part, so set your own.
How to change the valve in your Medela Swing
Watch the guide or follow the steps.
- 1Wash your hands with soap and water and dry them on a clean towel.
- 2Pull the yellow valve head off the connector and peel the old white membrane off the valve head.
- 3Wash and sanitise the new valve and membrane before first use.
- 4Lay the new membrane flat on the valve head and push the knob on its back into the smallest hole until it engages; it must lie flat.
- 5Push the valve head onto the inner sleeve of the connector, turned sideways as the manual shows, then screw the bottle back on.
Every number this part goes by
- Retail name:
- 800.0727
- Retail name:
- 8000727
Sellers list any of these; they are the same part.
About your Medela Swing
Medela breast pump — Swing. Its valve is the valve and membrane pack (2 valves, 6 membranes), part 800.0727.
Also in this breast pump: Medela Swing PVC 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 3 Medela models
Medela3 models
Swing. For the Swing's 2-component PersonalFit connector, Medela's spare parts guide lists this pack.
Common questions
- Which valve fits the Medela Swing?
- The Medela Swing takes the Medela valve and membrane pack (2 valves, 6 membranes) (part 800.0727). For the Swing's 2-component PersonalFit connector, Medela's spare parts guide lists this pack.
- Where can I buy the 800.0727 in Australia?
- We track 2 Australian sellers for the 800.0727; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$16.86 at Amazon AU. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
- How do I fit the 800.0727 in a Medela Swing?
- 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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