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A leaking water tank may be due to incorrect assembly or damage. Check that the water tank is assembled correctly. If the tank is broken, contact your provider or Yuwell.
How to fix air leaking from my Yuwell Medical Equipment mask?
If air is leaking from around your mask, it might not be fitted correctly, or the size may be unsuitable. Ensure your mask is fitted correctly by checking your mask user guide for fit and seal instructions. Also, refer to the nose measurement card to choose the appropriate mask size.
What to do if I am getting water droplets with Yuwell BreathCare PAP Medical Equipment?
Droplets of water may appear on your nose, in the mask, or in the air tube if the humidity level is set too high or if condensation forms due to cold weather. Adjust the humidity level. Consider buying a heated tube to address condensation.
Why air pressure in Yuwell Medical Equipment mask seems too high?
The air pressure might seem too high if the ramp feature is turned off or if the pressure parameter is set too high. Enable your ramp option or decrease the pressure setting.
How to fix air leaking from Yuwell BreathCare PAP Medical Equipment mask?
Air may be escaping because the mask isn't fitted correctly or the size isn't right. Ensure your mask is fitted correctly by checking your mask user guide for fit and seal instructions. Also, refer to the nose measurement card to choose the appropriate mask size.
What to do if my Yuwell BreathCare PAP water tank is leaking?
If your water tank is leaking, it may be assembled incorrectly or it is broken. Check that the water tank is assembled correctly.
How to turn on the screen of my Yuwell BreathCare PAP?
If your screen is black, it could be that the screen backlight went off after therapy started, or the power is not connected firmly. Press the dial to turn on the screen light. Check the power connection to ensure it is firmly connected to the device.
What to do if air pressure in my Yuwell BreathCare PAP Medical Equipment mask seems too low?
If the air pressure in your Yuwell Medical Equipment mask seems too low, it could be because the ramp is in progress, or the pressure parameter is set too low. You can start your therapy after the set pressure is reached, or turn the ramp time off. Alternatively, increase the pressure setting.
How to stop water droplets in my Yuwell BreathCare PAP Medical Equipment mask and tube?
If you're experiencing water droplets on your nose, in the mask, and air tube, the humidity level may be set too high, or condensation may be forming due to cold weather. Adjust the humidity level. Consider buying a heated tube to solve condensation issues.
What to do if air pressure in my Yuwell BreathCare PAP mask seems too high?
If the air pressure in your mask feels too high, the ramp option may be turned off, or the pressure parameter may be set too high. Enable your ramp option or decrease the pressure setting to resolve this.
General| Brand | Yuwell |
|---|---|
| Model | BreathCare PAP |
| Pressure Range | 4-20 cmH2O |
| Ramp Time | 0-45 minutes |
| Humidification | Integrated heated humidifier |
| Noise Level | <30 dB |
| Data Storage | SD Card |
| Operating Mode | CPAP, Auto CPAP |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
Crucial safety instructions for device operation, modification, environment, and handling.
Precautions regarding accessories, RF equipment, humidification, mask usage, and environment.
Conditions where positive airway pressure therapy is not recommended.
Potential side effects during therapy such as dry mouth, nosebleeds, or headaches.
Step-by-step guide for starting, stopping treatment, and powering off the device.
Procedures for taking apart and putting back together the device for cleaning.
Guidelines for cleaning the water tank, enclosure, and accessories.
Regular inspection of power adapter, cable, water tank, air tube, and air filter for damage.
Methods for transferring therapy data via SD card or wireless network.
Solutions for common issues, error codes, and device malfunctions.
Explanation of various symbols found on the device and its packaging.
