How to Clean and Replace eufy Breast Pump Parts
By eufy - Built with Care | Home Security System & Robovacs | Published: 2026-10-29
Category: How-to Guides
Learn the step-by-step process to clean and replace your eufy breast pump diaphragms and duckbill valves for consistent suction and hygiene.
Quick Answer
Clean your eufy breast pump diaphragms and duckbill valves after every use, and replace them every 1–3 months or when you notice reduced suction or visible wear.
Why Regular Replacement Matters
Over time, the soft silicone in duckbill valves and diaphragms can stretch or develop tiny tears, reducing suction efficiency. A worn duckbill valve may fail to close fully, causing milk to back up into the tubing or motor. A degraded diaphragm can't maintain consistent vacuum, leading to longer pumping sessions or lower output. Replacing these parts on schedule keeps your pump performing like new and protects the motor from moisture damage.
Signs It's Time to Replace
Look for these cues: milk leaks from the valve during pumping, the pump feels weaker even on a high setting, or you see cracks, discoloration, or deformation in the silicone. If you pump more than twice daily, consider replacing every month. For occasional use, every three months is usually sufficient. Always inspect the parts visually before each session.
Step-by-Step Cleaning and Replacement Guide
- Disassemble the Pump: Remove the breast pump flange, collection container, diaphragm, and duckbill valve from your eufy S2 or S2 Pro. Rinse each part under cool running water to remove milk residue. Do not use hot water initially, as it can set milk proteins and make cleaning harder.
- Wash with Mild Soap: Use a gentle, fragrance-free dish soap and warm water. Clean each part with a soft brush, paying extra attention to the duckbill valve slit and the diaphragm edges where milk can accumulate. Avoid abrasive sponges or brushes that can scratch the silicone and create hiding spots for bacteria.
- Inspect for Wear: Hold the duckbill valve up to light and pinch the slit open. If it gapes or doesn't close tightly, replace it. Check the diaphragm for any tears, stretching, or permanent creases. If you see any damage, don't reuse it. A valve that stays slightly open will cause suction loss and potential backflow.
- Air-Dry Completely: Place all parts on a clean drying rack or towel in a well-ventilated area. Allow them to dry fully before reassembling. Do not use a dish towel to dry, as lint can stick to the silicone. Moisture trapped inside the valve or under the diaphragm can promote mold growth.
- Replace Worn Parts: If your inspection revealed damage, install a new eufy duckbill valve or diaphragm. Align the diaphragm carefully over the motor housing so it seats flat. Push the duckbill valve onto the back of the flange until it snaps into place. A misaligned diaphragm can cause air leaks and reduce suction. Double-check the seal before pumping.
Parts You'll Need
- eufy Duckbill Valves (4-Pack) for Breast Pump S2 / S2 Pro: Exclusively designed to be fully compatible with eufy Wearable Breast Pump S2 and S2 Pro. The precision slit stays tightly closed between pumps, safely directing every drop into the container. Ensures milk flows only one way, preventing backflow and maintaining strong suction throughout your session.

eufy Duckbill Valves (4-Pack) for Breast Pump S2 / S2 Pro - eufy Diaphragm (2-Pack) for Breast Pump S2 / S2 Pro: A fresh diaphragm delivers consistent suction for efficient pumping and safely blocks milk from entering the motor, keeping your pump clean and damage-free. Replacing the diaphragm protects the pump motor from moisture and preserves long-term pump performance.

eufy Diaphragm (2-Pack) for Breast Pump S2 / S2 Pro

