To Next PageTo Next PageWhy do the keypad buttons on my DeVilbiss DV63 Standard Plus Medical Equipment sometimes not work?
If the keypad buttons on your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment sometimes don't work, check for sticking buttons and wear on either the PC board or the carbon pills on the keypad. Replace the PC board or keypad if necessary.
What does error code E84 mean on my DeVilbiss DV63 Standard Plus?
Error Code E84 on your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment indicates a NAND Flash Failure. Unplug the power and wait a few minutes before plugging it back in. If the error occurs again, replace the PC Board.
What does error code E83 mean on DeVilbiss Medical Equipment?
Error Code E83 on your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment indicates a Clock Failure, meaning the Real Time Clock is not advancing. Unplug the power and wait a few minutes before plugging it back in. If the error occurs again, replace the PC Board.
How to fix non-responsive keypad buttons on DeVilbiss DV63 Standard Plus Medical Equipment?
If any keypad button on your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment is non-responsive, remove the keypad and check the carbon ink on the PC board for wear. Also, check the carbon pills on the keypad for wear or if they are missing. Replace either the keypad or the PC board as needed.
What does error code E82 mean on my DeVilbiss DV63 Standard Plus?
Error code E82 on your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment indicates a heater plate failure. Check the wire harness inside the CPAP for any broken connections or pins pushed out of the connector. If the wiring is intact, replace the heater.
Is it normal for my DeVilbiss DV63 Standard Plus to be warm?
It is normal for the back of your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment to get a little warm during operation and when the blower is off due to heat from the power supply. However, examine the power supply for any signs of overheating, such as discolored parts. If needed, replace the power supply.
Why is there no airflow from my DeVilbiss DV63 Standard Plus when the blower is running?
If there's no airflow from your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment when the blower is running, or if the air is unusually warm, the air filter may be blocked or dirty. Try cleaning or replacing the filter. Also, inspect the internal air path for any components or foam that are out of place. Replace components as necessary and reassemble the unit.
Why does my DeVilbiss DV63 Standard Plus shut off during the night or have high pressure?
If your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment shuts off during the night or you experience high pressure, check the “Last Error” recorded using the Terminal Program by sending the terminal command "Er". An error code of E00 indicates no errors were encountered. If no critical errors are present, the problem may be due to high leak flow operation. Additionally, the unit calibration may be incorrect, so recalibrate using the Manual Calibration Procedure.
How to reduce the noise of a loud DeVilbiss DV63 Standard Plus Medical Equipment blower?
If your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment blower is running loudly, first open the unit and ensure the blower assembly is properly snapped together without any visible gaps. Next, check for the correct assembly of the foam, blower, and silicone isolator. If the noise persists, replace the blower, burn it in for at least 6 hours, and then test the unit, performing sound testing.
Why is the LCD display not lighting up on my DeVilbiss DV63 Standard Plus Medical Equipment?
If the LCD display on your DeVilbiss Medical Equipment isn't lighting up, first verify that the LCD connectors are secure at both the LCD display module and the control board. Inspect the LCD tail for damage or creases from bending, and also check the tail going to the Encoder PC board for damage. If the connectors are secure, the tail is undamaged, and the display still doesn't function, replace the LCD display module. If the LCD still doesn't show messages correctly, replace the control PC board, reinstalling the original LCD.
General| Brand | DeVilbiss |
|---|---|
| Model | DV63 Standard Plus |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Instructions for turning the CPAP device on and off.
Explanation of the pressure ramp feature to ease sleep onset.
Guide to setting and using the optional humidifier.
Crucial safety instructions to read before using the device.
Potential hazards and risks associated with device operation.
Advisories for preventing device damage or improper function.
Information on who should use the device and when it is contraindicated.
Guidance on unpacking and identifying device components.
Explanation of the CPAP device's screen elements and icons.
Description of the device's buttons, knobs, and indicators.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the CPAP system.
Explanation of main menu items and navigation methods.
How to access and view therapy data summaries.
Using SmartCode to view detailed therapy compliance information.
Process for updating prescription data using SmartCode Rx.
Configuration options for pressure modes and settings.
Adjusting the exhalation pressure relief feature for comfort.
Customizing ramp time and humidity levels.
Optimizing therapy based on tubing dimensions.
Adjusting alert volume and display brightness.
Activating Auto-Start/Stop and Notifications features.
Setting the device's clock and time format.
Configuring the device as an alarm clock.
Connecting and using Bluetooth accessories and the wireless modem.
Steps for connecting and using the optional oximeter.
Connecting other compatible devices to the CPAP.
Viewing device serial number, firmware, and BIOS versions.
Understanding friendly reminders for maintenance and actions.
Interpreting various messages related to device operation.
Identifying and responding to service codes and critical alerts.
Instructions for installing and using an SD card for data collection.
Information for using the device during travel.
Options for powering the device using batteries or DC sources.
Critical safety warnings regarding the use of supplemental oxygen.
Ways to connect supplemental oxygen to the CPAP device.
List and part numbers for replacement filters, tubing, and adapters.
Details on optional humidifiers and power supply accessories.
Instructions for cleaning the main unit and power supply.
How to clean and replace air-inlet and fine particle filters.
Guidelines for cleaning the CPAP tubing and carrying case.
Information on routine maintenance and expected device lifespan.
Environmental disposal guidelines and network connection considerations.
Solutions for issues with the device display and starting therapy.
Resolving problems related to airflow interruption or mask leaks.
Addressing skin irritation from mask contact and dryness.
Managing condensation in the hose and air temperature concerns.
Troubleshooting pain, nasal symptoms, and heater display issues.
Detailed technical data for the CPAP unit.
Specifications for Bluetooth and wireless data transmission.
Details on standard and fine particle filter capabilities.
Technical data on pressure accuracy and maximum flow rate.
Electromagnetic compatibility information and environmental guidance.
Details on the immunity tests performed on the device.
Recommended distances from RF devices to ensure safe operation.
