WILLOW WILLOW GO Leaking
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96%
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Willow Go Duckbill Valves
The duckbill valve is a silicone one-way check valve that manages fluid directionality. Over time, the silicone undergoes cyclic fatigue or accumulates microscopic milk protein buildup, which prevents the 'lips' of the valve from closing completely. This failure in the fluidic seal allows expressed milk to bypass the collection chamber and leak externally.
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2%
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Willow Go Diaphragms
The diaphragm is the electromechanical interface that separates the motor's vacuum pulse from the milk-contact components. If the diaphragm is not seated perfectly or has lost its elastic modulus due to repeated sterilization, the vacuum seal is compromised. This loss of negative pressure prevents milk from being properly pulled into the container, leading to pooling and subsequent leakage.
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2%
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Willow Go Breast Milk Containers
The rigid plastic housing of the container must maintain precise tolerances to interface with the silicone seals. Thermal stress from dishwashers or steam bags can cause subtle warping of the plastic mating faces. When these faces are no longer perfectly planar, the gaskets cannot achieve a water-tight seal under the pressure of the expression cycle.
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DIY Repair Guide
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