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Thomas WhiteJul 30, 2025
Why pressing the ramp button does not reduce the air pressure on my Respironics REMstar Plus with C-Flex Medical Equipment?
- JJames CooperJul 30, 2025
Ramp may not have been prescribed for you.
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Ramp may not have been prescribed for you.
What to do if the attention symbol is flashing on my Respironics REMstar Plus with C-Flex?
If the attention symbol is flashing and the alert tone is sounding, it means the system has detected a large leak in the circuit, or the mask was removed without turning the airflow off. Press any button on the device to silence the alert and stop the flashing. Check the circuit connections for leaks.
What to do if my Respironics REMstar Plus with C-Flex won't turn on?
Make sure the device is plugged into a working outlet. If you are using DC power accessories with a battery, the battery may need to be recharged or replaced, or the DC Cord’s fuse may need to be replaced.
What to do if the attention symbol and an error code are flashing on my Respironics Medical Equipment?
Press any button on the device to silence the alert tone. Discontinue use and disconnect the power cord from the AC wall outlet.
Why does the airflow from my Respironics REMstar Plus with C-Flex Medical Equipment seem warm?
The airflow may seem warm because the filter needs to be replaced or cleaned. Also, make sure the device is away from bedding or curtains that could block the airflow around it, and that it is away from heating equipment such as vents or radiators.
What to do if my Respironics Medical Equipment has been dropped into water?
Discontinue use, and disconnect the power cord from the AC wall outlet.
Why does the pressure being delivered from my Respironics REMstar Plus with C-Flex Medical Equipment feel different?
Check the elevation setting to be sure it is set to your elevation. Change the elevation setting if necessary.
General| Device Type | CPAP Machine |
|---|---|
| Modes | CPAP |
| Pressure Range | 4 to 20 cm H2O |
| C-Flex Technology | Yes |
| Altitude Compensation | Automatic |
| Electrical Requirements | 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Ramp Time | 0 to 45 minutes (5-minute increments) |
| Humidifier | Optional |
| Power Source | AC |
Icons and symbols used on the device's display screen.
Description of the device's control buttons.
Symbols indicating device features and warnings.
Device designed for adult Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) treatment, prescribed by a healthcare professional.
Pre-existing conditions that may contraindicate positive airway pressure therapy for some patients.
Technical specifications including dimensions, weight, operating conditions, and compliance.
Important safety warnings regarding device use, potential injury, and rebreathing.
Cautions related to temperature, flammable mixtures, and electrical shock.
Cautions regarding tobacco smoke and use of non-specified accessories.
Check that all system components are present after unpacking the device.
Overview of device components and their functions, including buttons and ports.
Warnings and cautions before initial setup and use of the device.
Instructions for installing the foam and optional ultra-fine filters and filter cap.
Connecting the power cord to the AC inlet and electrical outlet.
Ensuring proper placement of the device for airflow and ventilation.
Description of the display screen and control buttons for settings adjustment.
Using device buttons to navigate and change settings in the setup menu.
Steps to verify or change device settings in the setup menu.
Information screen displaying therapy usage for reference.
Configuring the patient disconnect alert setting and auto-off feature.
Adjusting the illumination of the device buttons when the airflow is on.
Adjusting the air pressure relief level during exhalation.
Setting the device for optimal performance based on geographical elevation.
Adjusting the starting pressure for the ramp feature.
Procedure for exiting the setup menu and returning to the main screen.
Connecting the mask, headgear, and flexible tubing to the device.
Information on using the optional REMstar Heated Humidifier.
Guidelines and warnings for adding supplemental oxygen to therapy.
Using the device with a 12-volt DC power source, like in an RV.
Steps to connect the mask and tubing to the device for therapy.
Adjusting mask fit and tubing position for comfort and leak prevention.
How to use the ramp button to gradually increase pressure for easier sleep.
Procedure for turning off the device after therapy.
Tips for optimal use, including alert silencing and airflow management.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing the foam and ultra-fine filters.
Cleaning the device, tubing, and mask.
Contacting home care provider to order accessories or replacement filters.
Information on device servicing, repairs, and proper disposal.
Guidelines for traveling with the CPAP device, including security checks.
Advice on power cord compatibility for international travel.
Common problems and their solutions for the REMstar Plus with C-Flex.
Solutions for issues like device not turning on or ramp button inactivity.
Manufacturer's declaration on electromagnetic emissions and usage environment.
Manufacturer's declaration on electromagnetic immunity and usage environment.
Guidance on voltage variations and magnetic fields impacting device operation.
Guidelines for using the device in proximity to RF communication equipment.
Details of the two-year limited warranty for the CPAP device and contact information.
