WILLOW WILLOW GO General Troubleshooting
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Willow Go Duckbill Valves
These silicone components act as one-way check valves to maintain vacuum pressure; they are high-wear items that lose structural elasticity over 60-90 days of use. When the 'lips' of the valve fail to close completely, air leaks back into the chamber, neutralizing the negative pressure required for suction.
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2%
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Willow Go Diaphragms
The diaphragm is the primary flexible membrane that translates the motor's mechanical movement into pneumatic suction. Micro-fissures or improper seating of the diaphragm edges allow air ingress, preventing the pump from reaching its rated 280mmHg suction strength.
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2%
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Willow Go Reusable Container
The container provides the structural housing for the vacuum seal; research indicates that the plastic hubs are prone to cracking and the magnets can pull on the housing, causing misalignment. Any deformation in the container's geometry prevents a flush seal with the motor unit, causing a total loss of suction.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Willow Go Duckbill Valves.
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