What to do if AirSep Oxygen Equipment FreeStyle 5 has a rapid red light alarm?
If the AirSep FreeStyle 5 alarms rapidly and the red light stays on, it indicates a general malfunction. Switch to an alternative oxygen source and get in touch with your equipment provider for assistance.
Why does my AirSep Oxygen Equipment FreeStyle 5 have a continuous yellow light alarm?
If your AirSep FreeStyle 5 oxygen equipment sounds a continuous alarm and the yellow light flashes, it means the device hasn't detected a breath for 15 minutes. Check the cannula connection, ensuring it's not kinked. Also, make sure the cannula is correctly positioned, and you're breathing through your nose. If you breathe through your mouth, your doctor might suggest using a chin strap.
Why is my AirSep Oxygen Equipment alarming in the car?
If your AirSep FreeStyle 5 unit alarms while in the car and connected to the DC outlet, and the battery is depleted, it means there's no power because the DC outlet isn't charging. To fix this, disconnect the DC power supply from the car's outlet, restart the car, and then reconnect the DC power supply to reset the breaker.
What to do if AirSep Oxygen Equipment FreeStyle 5 has an intermittent yellow light alarm?
If the AirSep FreeStyle 5 has an intermittent alarm and the yellow light flashes, it means the battery needs charging. Connect it to a DC or AC outlet within 2 minutes, or use the optional AirBelt.
What to do if AirSep Oxygen Equipment FreeStyle 5 shuts down with yellow light?
If the AirSep FreeStyle 5 unit has an intermittent alarm, the yellow light flashes, and the unit shuts down, it means the battery voltage is too low. Immediately connect it to a DC or AC outlet.
Why does AirSep Oxygen Equipment FreeStyle 5 alarm with yellow light during activity?
If the AirSep FreeStyle 5 unit has an intermittent alarm and the yellow light flashes, it indicates that your breathing rate is too high for the unit. Slow down your activity, then turn the unit off and back on to reset it. If needed, switch to another oxygen source and contact your equipment provider.
How to fix AirSep Oxygen Equipment that won't start on battery?
If your AirSep unit doesn't start on battery power, it might be too hot or cold from being left outdoors, like in a car. Let the unit reach normal operating temperature, which could take a few minutes if it's been exposed to extreme temperatures. You can temporarily plug in your AC or DC power supply to reset the internal battery.
Why doesn't my AirSep Oxygen Equipment FreeStyle 5 work when pressing a button?
If the FreeStyle 5 doesn't operate when you press a pulse flow selection button, it could be due to a discharged battery or a malfunction. Try powering it through a DC or AC outlet. If that doesn't work, contact your equipment provider and switch to another oxygen source.
What to do if I have other problems with AirSep Oxygen Equipment?
Change to another source of oxygen as available, and contact your Equipment Provider.
Outlines the duties and responsibilities of equipment providers for handling, operation, and maintenance.
Details the procedure to check the unit's operation after delivery or handling.
Describes audible and visual alarms for various conditions like low battery, malfunction, and system errors.
Provides instructions and specifications for testing the unit's oxygen output concentration.
Outlines the required service intervals for the compressor unit.
Guides on how to safely replace the internal rechargeable battery pack.
Detailed steps for safely removing the PSA (Pressure Swing Adsorption) system.
Explains how to replace the unit's compressor, the main air pump.
Procedure for removing the compressor assembly from the PSA system.
Procedure for installing a new compressor assembly onto the PSA system.
Instructions for safely replacing the main circuit board.
Provides initial steps and checks for diagnosing unit malfunctions.
A detailed chart listing problems, causes, and solutions for unit issues.
General| Audible Alarm | Yes |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C) |
| Oxygen Flow Rate | Up to 5 LPM |
| Oxygen Flow Settings | 1 to 5 |
| Battery Life | Up to 3 hours |
| Power | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz, DC 12V (car adapter) |
| Operating Humidity | Up to 95% non-condensing |
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