Why does my SEFAM Humidifier show Er 02?
The Er 02 error on your SEFAM Humidifier indicates a high motor temperature. To resolve this: 1. Unplug the device from the power source. 2. Check and clean the air intake filter. 3. Allow the device to cool down completely. 4. Plug it back in, carefully following the usage instructions. If the error persists, further assistance may be needed.
How to fix Er 01 on SEFAM Humidifier?
The Er 01 error on your SEFAM Humidifier indicates a patient settings problem. To fix this, reinitialize the default settings by holding down the right control button for 2 seconds until the “DEF?” message appears. Then, press the On/Off button to accept. The device will reset to its default values, allowing you to set your desired values again. If the error persists, it may require professional assistance.
What does Er 07 mean on SEFAM Humidifier?
The Er 07 error on your SEFAM Humidifier indicates a turbine problem. Unplug the device from all sources of electrical power. Check that there are no foreign objects or signs of water in the air outlet. Plug the machine in again and turn it on. If the error persists, it may require professional assistance.
What does Er 04 mean on SEFAM Humidifier?
The Er 04 error on your SEFAM Humidifier indicates high pressure. Unplug the device from all sources of electrical power, then plug it back in and turn it on. If the error continues, further assistance may be needed.
What causes Er 03 on SEFAM Humidifier?
The Er 03 error on DreamStar™ Info/Info Evolve and DreamStar™ Auto/Auto Evolve SEFAM Humidifier indicates a program battery overflow. Unplug the machine from all electrical power, then plug it back in. If the error recurs, it may require professional assistance.
How do I resolve Er 06 on my SEFAM Humidifier?
The Er 06 error on your SEFAM Humidifier indicates a CheckSum code error. Unplug the device from all sources of electrical power, plug it back in, and turn it on. If the error persists, it may require professional assistance.
What does Er 08 mean on SEFAM Humidifier?
The Er 08 error on your SEFAM Humidifier indicates a voltage problem. Unplug the device from all sources of electrical power, plug it back in, and turn it on. If the error continues, it may require professional assistance.
How to fix 'MASK UNPLUGGED' on SEFAM Humidifier?
The 'MASK UNPLUGGED' message on your SEFAM Humidifier indicates a significant leak. This is often due to loose connections. Check the connections between your mask, the patient circuit, and the device itself. Once you've ensured everything is properly connected, the message should disappear when you breathe into the mask correctly, or when you press the On/Off or ramp button.
What does error Er 10 mean on SEFAM Humidifier?
The Er 10 error on your SEFAM Humidifier indicates a machine settings problem. Unplug the device from all sources of electrical power, plug it back in, and turn it on. If the error persists, it may require professional assistance.
What to do if SEFAM Humidifier shows Er 11?
The Er 11 error on your SEFAM Humidifier indicates high current consumption. Unplug the device from all sources of electrical power, plug it back in, and turn it on. If the error persists, it may require professional assistance.
General| Device Type | CPAP |
|---|---|
| Pressure Range | 4 to 20 cm H2O |
| Humidifier | Integrated |
| Ramp Function | Yes |
| Data Storage | SD card |
| Modes | CPAP |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC |
| Sound Level | < 26 dB |
Briefly introduces the DreamStar product family and its variants.
Critical warnings and precautions for safe device operation.
Defines the intended application and patient population for the devices.
Describes heated humidification and patient-adjustable pressure features.
Covers Auto ON function and mask unplugged detection.
Explains the feature for reminding patients of key events.
Feature to enhance breathing comfort by adjusting pressure.
Details on Time Ramp for gradual pressure rise.
Explains how the indexed ramp works in different modes.
Explains key terms and parameters for device settings.
Details default, min, and max values for device parameters.
Explains how to navigate through device menus and screen pages.
Procedure to access the settings menu for the Intro device.
How to adjust parameters like Prescribed Pressure and Pressure Alter.
How to select language and set the clock.
How to configure patient reminder frequencies.
Procedure to access the settings menu for the Info device.
How to adjust comfort pressure and ramp settings.
How to enable/disable Comfort Calibration and select patient circuit.
Procedure to access the settings menu for the Auto device.
How to set parameters in CPAP mode.
How to set parameters in Auto-CPAP mode.
How to set language, clock, and date.
Controlling patient access to specific settings.
Accessing and using the General Information menu for device data.
How to adjust the heated humidifier's heat level.
How to respond to and manage expiring reminders.
Steps for calibrating the pneumatic configuration for optimal performance.
How patients can download compliance data using a memory card.
How settings are updated via a memory card.
How to configure and use a service card.
Instructions for daily cleaning of the water chamber.
Steps for weekly disassembly and cleaning of the water chamber.
How to clean and maintain the washable filter.
Instructions for monthly cleaning of the device exterior.
Guidance on changing air intake filters.
Monthly cleaning and vinegar soak for the water chamber.
Procedure for disinfecting the device's exterior surfaces.
Detailed steps for disinfecting the water chamber.
Lists materials and agents that must not be used for cleaning.
Explains common device messages and error codes.
Details on pressure, sound level, and battery life.
Specifications for the integrated humidifier.
Environmental and operational parameters for the device.
Information on power input and consumption.
Dimensions, weight, and volume of the device.
Details on the CE marking and compliance.
Explains the meaning of symbols found on the device.
Lists standards the DreamStar devices comply with.
Guidelines for proper disposal of the device.
Technical data on pressure stability according to ISO standards.
Data on maximum flow and sound pressure measurements.
Pressure stability data for Info/Auto models with different tubing.
Illustration of the device's pneumatic system components.
Information on the device's RF emissions.
Details on the device's immunity to electromagnetic interference.
Recommended distances for RF equipment to avoid interference.
Lists compliant cables for optimal device performance.
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