What to do if I have a dry mouth and throat using 3B G3?
If you experience a dry mouth and throat, it may be because you are sleeping with your mouth open, causing the pressurized air to escape and leading to dryness. Consider using a chin strap to keep your mouth closed during sleep, or switch to a full-face mask. Contact your physician for more information.
What to do if my nose is dry, cold, runny, and blocked when using 3B G3 Respiratory Product?
If you are experiencing a dry, cold, runny, or blocked nose, it could be a reaction to the airflow and cold air from the device. The airflow can cause the air to become cold, which may irritate the nasal mucosa, leading to dryness and swelling. Try increasing the humidity setting on your device. You should also contact your physician and follow their treatment suggestions.
Why am I getting water in my mask with 3B G3?
If you find water in your mask, it's likely due to condensation of humidified air in the cold tubing and mask, especially if the room temperature is low. To resolve this, try turning down the humidity setting or raising the room temperature. You can also place the tubing under your quilt or use a tubing cover. Make sure to hang the tubing loosely, ensuring the lowest part is below your head.
What to do if I have eye irritation using 3B G3?
Eye irritation can occur if the mask doesn't fit correctly, leading to air leakage. Try narrowing the distance between the forehead support and your forehead. Be careful not to overtighten the mask, as this may leave marks on your face. If the mask cushion has hardened, replace the mask or mask cushion. If the problem persists, contact your equipment supplier for a more suitable mask.
What to do if my face is red when using 3B Respiratory Product?
Facial reddening can occur for several reasons. If the mask is too tight, loosen the headgear. The distance between the forehead support and your forehead may also be incorrect; try a different distance, noting that the angle and size of the forehead support vary by mask type. It could also be the wrong mask size, in which case you should contact your equipment supplier for a correct-size mask. Finally, you might be allergic to the materials in the mask. Contact your physician and equipment supplier, use a mask not made with natural rubber latex, or place a lining between your skin and the mask.
What to do if my 3B G3 is too noisy?
If your device is too noisy, it might be because the tubing is not connected properly. Try reconnecting the tubing securely.
What to do if my 3B G3 Respiratory Product delivers abnormally hot air?
If the air from your device is abnormally hot, the air inlet may be partially blocked, restricting airflow. Replace the air filter and clean the air inlet. Ensure the device is in an area with free airflow, at least 20 centimeters away from walls, curtains, or other obstructions.
What to do if my 3B G3 Respiratory Product doesn't work when turned on?
If your device doesn't turn on, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the Auto On/Off feature is enabled; if so, take a few deep breaths with the mask on to start it automatically. Ensure the power cord, adapter, and device are properly connected. Also, check for a power outage by testing other devices. If none of these work, and you suspect a broken fuse, contact your equipment supplier for repair.
What to do if I have nasal, sinus, or ear pain using 3B G3 Respiratory Product?
If you experience nasal, sinus, or ear pain, it could be due to sinus or middle ear inflammation. Contact your physician immediately.
What to do if my 3B Respiratory Product is working, but the pressure inside the mask differs from the set treatment pressure?
If the pressure inside the mask differs from the set treatment pressure, first ensure the tubing is properly connected. If the issue persists, there may be holes in the mask or pressure sensing tubing, or the device may be faulty. In either of these cases, contact your equipment supplier.
Instructions for removing and filling the humidifier's water chamber.
Instructions for opening and cleaning the humidifier's water chamber.
Lists patient-related problems like nasal issues, dry mouth, and eye irritation.
General| Data Storage | SD Card |
|---|---|
| Heated Humidifier | Integrated |
| Therapy Modes | CPAP |
| Altitude Compensation | Yes |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Power Source | AC |
| Battery Life | Optional external battery available |
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