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What to do if I have any other problems with my DeVilbiss Oxygen Equipment?
- Eemily89Sep 9, 2025
Turn your unit off and switch to your reserve oxygen system immediately. Contact your DeVilbiss provider for assistance.
What to do if I have any other problems with my DeVilbiss Oxygen Equipment?
Turn your unit off and switch to your reserve oxygen system immediately. Contact your DeVilbiss provider for assistance.
Why is the red service required light on my DeVilbiss Oxygen Equipment illuminated?
The red Service Required light may be on for several reasons. Check the air filter and clean it if it's dirty, following the cleaning instructions. Also, ensure nothing is blocking the exhaust area of the unit. Check the cannula, face mask, or oxygen tubing for blockages or defects; detach them to see if proper flow is restored, and clean or replace if needed. Inspect the humidifier bottle for blockages or defects, detaching and cleaning or replacing it if necessary. Finally, ensure the flow meter is set to the prescribed flow rate. If problems continue, contact your DeVilbiss provider.
Why is the yellow low oxygen light on my DeVilbiss Oxygen Equipment?
The yellow Low Oxygen light may be triggered if the flow meter isn't properly set; ensure it's set to the prescribed number. It could also indicate a blocked air filter, so check and clean it if necessary, following the cleaning instructions. Another possibility is a blocked exhaust area; make sure nothing is restricting the unit's exhaust. If the issue continues, contact your DeVilbiss provider.
What to do if the red service required light is on and an intermittent audible signal is sounding on my DeVilbiss Oxygen Equipment?
Make sure that the flow meter is properly set to the prescribed number. Check the air filter and clean it if it is dirty, following the cleaning instructions. Check the exhaust area and ensure that nothing is restricting the unit exhaust. If the above remedies do not work, contact your DeVilbiss provider.
What to do if the red service required light is on for DeVilbiss 525?
If the DeVilbiss Medical Equipment shows a red 'Service Required' light accompanied by an intermittent audible signal, first, ensure the flow meter is correctly set to the prescribed number. Then, check the air filter and clean it if it's dirty, following the cleaning instructions. Finally, inspect the exhaust area to ensure nothing is blocking the unit's exhaust.
Why is the yellow low oxygen light on for DeVilbiss 525 Medical Equipment?
If your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment displays a yellow 'Low Oxygen' light, possibly accompanied by an intermittent audible signal, start by verifying that the flow meter is accurately set to the prescribed level. Next, examine the air filter and clean it according to the provided cleaning instructions if it appears dirty. Lastly, inspect the exhaust area to confirm that nothing is obstructing the unit's exhaust.
Why does my DeVilbiss Medical Equipment make a low-frequency vibration sound?
If your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment is making an audible low-frequency vibration sound, it could be due to an Electronic Assembly Malfunction. In this case, turn your unit off, switch to your reserve oxygen system, and contact your DeVilbiss provider immediately.
What should I do if any other problems occur with my DeVilbiss oxygen concentrator?
Turn your unit “Off.” Switch to your reserve oxygen system and contact your DeVilbiss provider immediately.
What does it mean if both the green normal oxygen and yellow low oxygen lights are on or off on my DeVilbiss Oxygen Equipment?
This indicates an OSD malfunction. Contact your DeVilbiss provider for assistance.
What should I do if my DeVilbiss 525 Medical Equipment is vibrating?
If you detect an audible low-frequency vibration sound from your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment, turn the unit off immediately. Switch to your reserve oxygen system and contact your DeVilbiss provider right away.
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Specifies the purpose of the DeVilbiss 5 Liter Oxygen Concentrator.
Details when the DeVilbiss Oxygen Concentrator should be used.
Lists situations or patients for whom the device is not suitable.
Describes the primary function and alarm indications of the concentrator.
Explains the expected operational lifespan and factors affecting it.
Explains the benefits of supplemental oxygen therapy for patients.
Details the electrical operation and oxygen separation process.
Identifies and describes the controls and indicators on the front of the unit.
Identifies and describes the ports and vents on the back of the unit.
Lists and describes compatible accessories like humidifiers and tubing.
Instructions for attaching oxygen tubing to the concentrator outlet.
Steps for connecting oxygen tubing and humidifier bottle.
Explains the Oxygen Sensing Device (OSD) and its indicator lights.
Describes the reserve oxygen system and its use in case of power loss or failure.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing accessories like cannula, tubing, and humidifier.
Guidance on cleaning the filter door vents to remove dust.
Weekly cleaning instructions for the concentrator's outer cabinet.
Details the device's alarm system, LED indicators, and required actions.
Procedure for submitting warranty claims and returning the unit.
Provides contact details for DeVilbiss customer service and international department.
Instructions for ordering parts not covered under warranty.
Steps for inspecting the unit upon receiving it and after setup.
Scheduled maintenance and service tasks for oxygen providers.
General| Type | Oxygen Concentrator |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 0.5 to 5 LPM |
| Outlet Pressure | 5.5 PSI ± 0.5 PSI |
| Operating Temperature | 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C) |
| Storage Temperature | -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) |
| Operating Humidity | 15% to 95% non-condensing |
| Oxygen Concentration | 93% ±3% |
| Sound Level | 48 dBA |
| Power Consumption | 310 Watts |
| Weight | 36 lbs |
| Altitude | 0 to 4000 m (0 to 13, 123 ft) |
| Alarms | Power Failure, High/Low Pressure, Low Oxygen |
