Call the AMS support line, and get from them their advise. Pumps do fail, and they come defective. That was my experience with my first implant. The AMS regional manager tested it, and certified that it was indeed defective, even when the doctor said that it was perfectly fine (it self-deflated and...

The pop you are looking for is the spool valve sliding to the inflate position. In a new pump, the polymer ring that keeps the spool in place is stiff. It takes lot to make it move, more in some pumps than others. It can be a big help to push the deflate button smartly each time before you squeeze ...

The pump definitely can feel hard as a rock in the beginning. Are you cleared to take hot baths? If so try it in the tub. It will help. Hold the pump steady with one hand right where the tubes go into the pump. With your dominant hand, give it a quick, powerful pump. Keep trying. You’ll get it. Can...

No it isn't a secret, but I am having major issues so I don't know what direction i will be taking. I can replace the implant, replace the pump, replace the surgeon, and/or go somewhere else to have it done.

Your posts are most distressing as there seems very little that has happened in your journey that has either been positive or successful. Why insist on inflation against your consultant guidance and if he did inflate on your orders did you not at least feel your inflated penis even if you couldn't ...

have an ams 700 lgx. The dr said he pumped it up one pump and said it worked on post op visit. I felt or seen nothing. I was laying down flat. I asked him to pump it up fully but he said I was "too swollen" and needed to heal another three weeks and then come back to him. I told him to pum...

you can't inflate it, as in the bulb will not allow you to do so. Too hard and it will not give an inch

oh yes. I have indents in my scrotum from trying to pump it. Its like a marble or stone. Something is wrong with it.

you cannot pump it up at all. have tried everything Any help?

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