I appreciate your input! Much obliged! The "They" is a HMO by the way. ... and they tell me my old machine is still up to snuff. Be sure to mention to whoever "they" are that your machine has 19000 hours on it. I believe the life expectancy is closer to 15000 hours. You are overdue for a new machine...

Almost 19,000 !

HoseCrusher wrote:Rising Bear, Are you able to determine how many hours are on your machine?

I can't help you there, I have no experience with this hardware.... Thanks so much! The manual was very helpful and from other posts I now know how to change the settings. Now can you tell me how to make the new setting stay to what I changed it to because as soon as I release the buttons it goes ba...

I answered this on one of your other identical posts, check for it !


http://www.respironics.com/UserGuides/U ... ilevel.pdf

26 pages, found online. You might be able to take a copy of the PDF (or just write the link URL down and bring it there) to an office supply store and get it printed out. http://www.respironics.com/UserGuides/UserGuideTranquilityBilevel.pdf I hope this is the manual you were looking for! If you need...

I realize this thread is nearly 5 years old, but it is pertinent to my situation. I am not on medicare, so the limits of their coverage are not relevant (yet). I have a 7 year old machine that makes more noise than it used to. Currently undergoing autotitration at home, and they tell me my old machi...

My own machine has been working overtime for 7 years, butI have recently had some waking-up, low-on-air panics, so my doc suggested a home titration to see if my pressure (13) was still correct. Because I hypothesized that my machine has seen better days they also tested my machine and it appears to...