If you have "no idea" what you are doing, whhy are you messing with your settings? Contact your doctor.

The air the machine blows is your room air. It would be the same temp. as the air you are breathing in your room. It is the moist air from the humidifier that warms the air you breathe. If you run out of water, the machine cannot produce humidity and you are back to the temp. of your room.

i purchased a very lightly used aircurve 10 (300 hours), but when i checked it at the place i got it, i only turned it on for a few seconds to see if it was noisy. i got it home and hooked it up to use, but when i turned it on, i got the distinct smell of cigarette smoke from the machine. i didn't ...

Not sure what components are made in China for ResMed. From ResMed web site... "Is ResMed made in China? All finished products sold outside of China are built or created outside of China. However, there are Chinese-made components that are used on ResMed products." https://sprylyfe.com/pages/resmed...

I recently got a new cpap machine but still have a, perfectly good old one. I was wondering if there is a market for selling used machines? Any advice that you can give me would be greatly appreciated.. Keep the older machine as a travel unit or a back up in case something happens to your primary.

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When I take off my mask, and intend on putting it on soon, I press the switch on the top of the unit. Pressing the left or right side of this rocker switch causes the unit to go into a ‘standby’ state (pressing the center of this switch turns the unit off completely) that emits a steady but weak st...

This MIGHT have something to do with it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAs01WRPtGk

Go see the dentist that made it to be sure yout jaw has not changed....We can't determine that.

It is not necessary to change pressures when you change masks.

Are you using an SD Card? Do you keep the card inserted in the CPAP all the time..except when you are downloading data? Are you sure that the card is not locked?

Call Karen at padacheek.com...she may help you

A few Centrals can be ignored. They usually come from irratic breathing when you are just falling asleep or on the verge of getting up. If you consistantly get large numbers clumped together you should be concerned and see your doctor.

The CPAP sends a constant pressure. You are the one that controls how often or how deeply you breathe. 5-6 hours the first night is great. Your breathing will even out as you get used to the machine/mask.

I had a call with the Lofta person this morning. I was pretty unimpressed. She skipped right to the ordering process, not surprisingly, and when I started asking questions about masks she really just said it was personal preference and offered almost zero advice. The only thing she said if you brea...