Appreciate the reply ..... Unfortunately, the only external switches/buttons/protuberances (all on the back) are (1) the on-off, (2) what looks like a set screw (jewlers screwdriver size) and (3) three dip switches. I'll experiment with the dip switches and set screw to see what they do. I'm guessin...

Thanks "rested gal".... Called them - They don't know how to reset the pressure. And, because the machime is "out of date", they're not sure if there's anyone around that would have the clinical manual that'd tell how to do it. One last shot - Anyone out there have the clinical manual??? and would b...

I am ALSO caught in this Catch-22 quagmire. I've been using the CPAP since 1999. My brother-in-law gave me his machine (he no longer needs it) and I can't find ANYONE to set the pressure for me, even with a prescription, because I didn't purchase it from them. PLUS no-one will tell me how to set it ...

Not sure about any increase in sweating because, like you, I've always drenched my clothes when exercising (or physically working hard). I've been on cpap since 1999 and haven't noticed any decrease. In fact, I've noticed that any increase is directly proportional to my weight. Oh well..... one vice...

Sorry, I wasn't logged on previously. The Thorasic Outlet Syndrome was disgnosed LONG before my apnea was recognized. When my fingers start tingling, it just reminds me to sit up straight and roll my shoulderes back a little. Sounds like a reminder from my mother

I've been using a cpap since 1999 and know the pressure. My doctor isn't familiar with the machine and none of the medical supply places will adjust it becuase I didn't get it from them. The hospital has the device to measure the pressure level, but, again, the nurse doesn't know this particul;ar ma...

Have a Goodknight 314 that was given to me but no-one will adjust the pressure ("because I didn't buy it from them"). Any assist would be appreciated....