What to do if 3B RESmart CPAP RESmart[®] CPAP and Auto-CPAP will not turn on?
If your 3B Respiratory Product RESmart[®] CPAP and Auto-CPAP won't turn on, first ensure it is properly plugged into a working electrical outlet. If it still fails to power on, contact your home care provider for assistance and have the device's serial number ready.
Why does the airflow from my 3B RESmart CPAP Respiratory Product RESmart[®] CPAP and AutoCPAP seem warm?
If the airflow from your 3B Respiratory Product RESmart[®] CPAP and AutoCPAP feels warm, try the following: * Replace or clean the filter. * Ensure that the device is not surrounded by bedding or curtains that could block airflow. * Keep the device away from heating equipment such as vents or radiators.
How to adjust pressure on 3B Respiratory Product if it feels different?
If the pressure being delivered by your 3B Respiratory Product feels different, check the altitude setting and adjust if necessary to match your current altitude. If the setting is correct and the issue persists, contact your home care provider for further assistance, and have the device's serial number ready.
What to do if 3B RESmart CPAP RESmart[®] CPAP and AutoCPAP is making unusual noises?
If the noise level of your 3B Respiratory Product RESmart[®] CPAP and AutoCPAP has changed and includes unusual or harsh sounds, contact your home care provider for assistance. Please have the device’s serial number ready when you call.
What to do if 3B Respiratory Product RESmart[®] CPAP and Auto-CPAP gets wet?
If your 3B Respiratory Product RESmart[®] CPAP and Auto-CPAP has been dropped into water or fluids have entered the enclosure, immediately discontinue use and disconnect the power cord from the AC wall outlet. Contact your home care provider for directions on having the device serviced, and have the device’s serial number ready.
Lists conditions where positive airway pressure therapy may be contraindicated.
Provides crucial warnings for safe operation, including rebreathing, temperature, and electrical hazards.
Provides important warnings and cautions before starting the setup process.
Guides on accessing and navigating the patient menu for settings.
Explains how to generate sleep reports using iCode strings via a website.
Critical warnings about multi-person use, filter installation, and port blockage.
Specifies the requirement for an anti-asphyxia valve on full face masks.
Explains humidifier availability and warns against connecting unauthorized accessories.
States that oxygen supply must comply with local regulations.
Provides crucial warnings about turning oxygen on/off relative to the device and fire risks.
Guides on connecting and fitting the mask and tubing for optimal use.
Explains how to use the ramp button during the night for comfort.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the CPAP device after use.
Notes no routine servicing and warns against unauthorized repairs.
General| Type | CPAP |
|---|---|
| Therapy Modes | CPAP |
| Pressure Range | 4-20 cmH2O |
| Humidifier | Integrated heated humidifier |
| Data Storage | SD card |
| Altitude Compensation | Automatic |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Sound Level | <30 dBA |
| Automatic Leakage Compensation | Yes |
| Battery Option | Optional external battery |
| Display | LCD screen |
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