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Yes, like any piece of equipment cleaning them is very important in sustaining the device. Make sure to refer to your owner's manual for proper cleaning and maintenance instructions. If you do not have your user's manual you may find a copy of it here...
Not all concentrators are built the same way. Many modern concentrators are built in a way that the patient is able to perform any servicing themselves, while others may need to be brought into your dealers location for internal maintenance. Make sure...
If your oxygen concentrator's gross particle filter (intake filter) can be taken out and cleaned, you should do so about once a week. Make sure the concentrator is off and unplugged, and follow the instruction manual for how to remove the filter on your...
In order to connect your CPAP device to a oxygen concentrator you will need a tubing device called a bleeder valve. Click the following link to view or purchase Roscoe Medical Bleeder Value.
Refer to your owners manual for your specific unit's maintenance on how to calibrate a portable unit.
There is an hour counter located on the outside of your oxygen concentrator. It will allow you to see how many hours your oxygen concentrator has run. If you have additional questions, please refer to your owners manual for your specific unit's maintenance...
Remove the gross particle filter as per the instructions in the concentrator user manual. Wash it with clean water and a mild detergent, rinse it under running water, and let it dry thoroughly. Always refer to your owners manual for your specific unit...
Refer to your owners manual for your specific unit's setup. If you do not have your owners manual it may be found here: Oxygen Concentrator Manuals.
Many modern units now have their own oxygen purity indicator and will alarm when your unit's purity is becoming too low. If you are not sure if your unit has its own oxygen purity indicator please refer to your owners manual. If you do not have your ...
Please make sure your concentrator is connected to an appropriate power-source in a safe and dry environment. Once a connection has been established locate the power button and switch to on. If you have specific questions about your own unit please refer...
Patients are able to use the same exact cannulas they use with their home concentrators. Nasal Cannulas are exchangeable between most oxygen therapy solutions. Refer to your owners manual for your specific unit's use and maintenance. If you do not have...
Yes, like any piece of equipment cleaning them is very important in sustaining the device. Make sure to refer to your owner's manual for proper cleaning and maintenance instructions. If you do not have your user's manual you may find a copy of it here...
Aside from cleaning and changing the air inlet filter, your oxygen concentrator should be serviced once a year by a professional. As scheduled, a maintenance technician will verify the oxygen purity, flow rate and pressure, as well as change the inlet...
The indicator lights or warning lights are the concentrator's way of notifying the patient of the well being of the machine. If you are worried about what your specific indicator lights mean contact your provider or the dealer you purchased your oxygen...
If you believe that your oxygen concentrator is not working or requires repair, contact your provider or the dealer you purchased your manufacturer through immediately. All repairs should be facilitated by your provider or the specific dealer you purchased...
Just like any other machine, an oxygen concentrator requires regular maintenance and servicing to make sure it does the job like it was meant to do — and make sure that you’re never without your oxygen. While cleaning and servicing is similar across...
Replacement parts are available for accessories and most external pieces, however, if a problem occurs inside the machine it should go into an authorized repair center for repairs. If the concentrator is opened up outside an authorized repair facility...