How to fix dry mouth and throat with BMC REACTHEALTH Luna G3 APAP?
If you're experiencing a dry mouth and throat, it might be because you're sleeping with your mouth open, causing 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 detailed advice.
What to do if BMC Respiratory Product causes a runny or blocked nose?
A runny or blocked nose can occur as the nose reacts to the airflow and cold air from the device, leading to irritation and swelling. Try increasing the humidity setting on your device. Also, contact your physician and continue treatment unless they advise otherwise.
Why does BMC REACTHEALTH Luna G3 APAP Respiratory Product cause eye irritation?
Eye irritation can be caused by several factors: * An incorrect mask size or model * Improper mask positioning leading to air leakage * Hardened mask cushion To address this, try narrowing the distance between the forehead support and your forehead, but be careful not to overtighten the mask. If needed, add additional filling to the mask. If the mask cushion is hard, consider replacing the mask or just the cushion. Contact your home care provider for a more suitable mask.
What to do if BMC REACTHEALTH Luna G3 APAP causes facial reddening?
Facial reddening may occur if the mask is too tight, the distance between the forehead support and your forehead isn't correct, or you're using the wrong mask size. Try loosening the headgear, adjusting the forehead support, or contacting your home care provider for a correctly sized mask.
Why am I getting facial reddening using BMC REACTHEALTH Luna G3 APAP?
Facial reddening can be a sign of an allergic reaction to the mask materials. If you suspect this is the case, contact your physician and home care provider. Consider switching to a mask made without natural rubber latex or placing a lining between your skin and the mask.
General| Brand | BMC |
|---|---|
| Model | REACTHEALTH Luna G3 APAP |
| Category | Respiratory Product |
| Language | English |
Explains the function of Home Button, Start/Stop Button, and Knob.
Explains various symbols used on the device and in the manual for safety and operation.
Details device dimensions, weight, and water chamber capacity.
Specifies operating, transport, and storage environmental requirements for the device.
Lists humidifier settings, output, environmental conditions, max pressure, and gas temperature.
Covers mode of operation, work modes, SD card, AC power, and tubing port.
Details shock protection types and water ingress rating (IP22).
Defines the operational pressure range for therapy delivery.
Details environmental conditions for humidifier operation and max operating parameters.
Covers SD card function, AC power consumption, and heated tubing port.
Details static and dynamic pressure stability under various conditions.
Explains the ramp feature range and specifies noise emission levels.
Lists max flow rates, tubing specs, and patient connection port dimensions.
Specifies the material and arrestance rating of the air filter.
Defines Apnea as a condition marked by the cessation of spontaneous breathing.
Explains the AutoCPAP therapy mode and the Auto Off feature.
Explains the Auto On, SmartC, and SmartA features for therapy initiation and adjustment.
Defines terms like Initial P, Min APAP, CPAP, and OSA.
Explains iCode, LPM, OSA, Patient Menu, Ramp, Reslex, and Standby State.
Defines 'min' as a unit of time measurement.
Defines 'h' as a time unit and lists date format options.
Lists the available device models (LG3600, LG3500) and their specifications.
Lists all items included in the device package.
Provides warnings regarding accessory use and device service life.
Provides an overview of the device's system features.
Details the device's physical features like buttons, screen, and ports.
Identifies and describes the device's ports and the SD card slot.
Provides instructions on how to position the device correctly for use.
Details safety warnings and cautions related to device placement and environment.
Step-by-step guide for installing the air filter and filter cap.
Provides warnings regarding the air intake port and filter system.
Instructions on how to connect the device to a power source.
Warnings about voltage, power connection, and tips for power supply restoration.
Guide on connecting the tubing and heated tubing to the device.
Caution about condensation and explanation of the heated tubing connection icon.
Critical warnings regarding mask connection and CO2 rebreathing prevention.
Important safety warnings when using supplemental oxygen with the device.
Instructions for inserting the SD card into the device.
Cautions regarding SD card insertion and removal to prevent data loss.
Steps to start the therapy session.
Warnings about following physician instructions and connecting external equipment.
Reiterates tubing connection procedures for routine use.
Guidance on adjusting tubing for comfort during sleep.
How to start airflow and view treatment pressure and other information.
How to control and monitor the humidifier's heating function.
Explanation of the ramp feature for gradual pressure increase.
Steps to access iCode information via the device interface.
Details on navigating the iCode interface using the knob.
Instructions on how to properly turn off and disconnect the device.
Instructions for removing the water chamber from the humidifier.
Instructions for filling the water chamber with distilled water, noting level.
Instructions for closing and returning the filled water chamber to the device.
Warnings about water level, safety placement, and condensation.
Procedure for emptying the water chamber of any remaining water.
Cautions for emptying and air-drying the water chamber when not in use.
How to adjust the humidity level using the device's controls.
Warnings about touching the heater plate and cautions on humidity effects.
Instructions for inserting the cellular module into the device.
Explanation of signal icons and warnings about nearby electronic equipment.
Provides general steps for navigating through the patient menu.
How to access the device's main interface screen.
Explains the meaning of various icons found in the main interface.
Steps to access the initial setup interface from the main screen.
How to select an option within the patient menu for adjustment.
How to adjust selected options using the device's knob control.
How to confirm changes made to an option in the patient menu.
How to navigate between different pages of menu options.
How to return to the main interface from the patient menu.
Details the Humidifier, Preheat, Reslex, Heated Tubing, Ramp Time, and Delay options.
Details remaining options like Time Format, Brightness, Mask Type, etc.
Provides general safety warnings and cautions applicable to all cleaning procedures.
Details accessories, detergent, and water temperature for cleaning.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the water chamber.
Warnings about daily cleaning and cooling the chamber before removal.
Instructions for cleaning the transfer box.
Instructions for cleaning the mask, headgear, and device enclosure.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the air tubing.
Detailed steps for cleaning tubing, including inspection and warnings.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing the air filter.
Cautions regarding air filter storage, replacement, and device operation.
Guidance on traveling with the device, including using the carrying case and power adapters.
Cautions for packing the device for travel, including documents.
Information on using the device during air travel and FAA compliance.
Instructions on how to order accessories or replacement filters.
Warnings about device malfunctions, unauthorized service, and contacting support.
Contact information for obtaining technical documents and support.
Instructions for disposing of the device and packaging environmentally.
Introduction to the troubleshooting section listing common problems.
Lists patient-related problems like dry nose, dry mouth, and eye irritation with solutions.
Lists more patient problems like water in mask, pain, and recurring symptoms with solutions.
Lists device-related problems like not turning on, pressure difference, and display issues.
Details the device's electromagnetic emissions compliance and guidance.
Details the device's electromagnetic immunity compliance and guidance.
Details RF immunity and recommended separation distances for communications equipment.
Provides separation distances for various RF frequencies and power levels.
Warnings about using the device near other electronic equipment and potential interference.
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