A few occasional CAs are insignificant. If your nightly average AHI gets significantly higher than 5 and most are CAs, you might mention it to your doctor.

How dirty is the air in your home that you feel that all of this is necessary? You and your family are breathing this air 24/7 without the CPAP.

This may work...https://www.cpap.com/products/zephair-a ... bfcf&_ss=r

Round ior square it doesn't matter. That is the part that heats. Either will work in your machine

Your data transmits to the "cloud". If your Doctor or DME want to see the data, they need to request it from the cloud.

Resmed offers a tube adapter that will allow you to use any mask with the AirMini...However you cannot use the HME with that adapter.
https://www.cpap.com/products/zephair-a ... s=e&_v=1.0

The proper way to fit the F20 mask.
https://ap.resmed.com/knowledge/fitting-your-airfit-f20

Just an assumption on my part, but usually the burning smell comes when you run out of water during the night. The water chamber becomes an empty pot on a hot stove and smells. If this is occuring, lower your humidity. Add a room humidifier is miore humidity is needed. Are you in a very dry area of ...

Thomash1234 wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 08, 2025 8:04 pm

ResMed S9 Elite CPAP with H5i with 0 hours I WANT TO SELL

A used machine is easier to sell if you show the "run hours". Why would you have zero hours on a 10+ year old machine?

tidepride wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 09, 2025 5:13 am

How can I lower the pressure?

Why?

I have been using the EPR at a setting of 2 for as long as I have been using Resmed machines...about 10+ years. As Pugsy said...it's a comfort feature to make it easier to exhale against your preessure. Unless you have very low pressure settings, I think everyone should try it to see if it helps mak...

There is no way to tell if a mask will work out for you unless you try it.

What was the pressure when it woke you up? It was NOT necessarily your maximum pressure. It should have said on the scfreen.