I didn't really know what to put in the subject line. But, I've had a cpap machine for over 12 years and use it religiously. The pressure setting as determined by the sleep lab has always been between 12 and 13 over 4-5 sleep studies. I mentioned to my primary care doctor that I was getting very sle...

capbanks Fantastic, That is a very smooth & nice machine (if not a tad noisy by today's standards) but excellent none the less. Also thanks for the memory endorsement, I have become a tad paranoid about my poor old 'muddled thinking' of late as I am sure my brain still works very well - this exerci...

I always thought I had great insurance. But, when I needed to get a bi-level machine I found out it wasn't that great after all. My company has a contract with a DME supplier and I was told the machine had to come from them. My insurance would only pay the first $500. When I talked to the DME suppl...

Thanks for your replies!

Problem solved.

DSM, your second suggestion was right on target but right before I read your post I was sent a link to the service manual which had the same procedure.

BTW, DSM.....great memory!

I always thought I had great insurance. But, when I needed to get a bi-level machine I found out it wasn't that great after all. My company has a contract with a DME supplier and I was told the machine had to come from them. My insurance would only pay the first $500. When I talked to the DME suppli...

I was wondering if anybody could assist me with adjusting the pressure settings on a Respironics Tranquility bi-level machine. I have been using a different machine but due to circumstances beyond my control I will not be able to do so any longer. I bought the Tranquility used but the pressures are ...