I called the DME and they are going to replace under warranty. It is only 1 year old.

Bummer because thst means poor sleep for a few days until I get a replacement.

I'm getting error E04 on my Devilbiss Intelipap AutoCPAP. Not sure what it means, but I'm nervous something might have fried since it isn't blowing air.

Anyone have an idea?

The hose that goes from the machine to the mask? You buy a passover humidifier and fasten the hose to that, then run another hose out of the passover to the mask. That's what I have, though I have no humidifier and no water in the passover. Just use the PO for sound muffling. Don't know, but can't ...

herefishy wrote:You could hook up the passover humidifier in line with your system, just use 2 hoses and that should give you plenty of humidity.

How do I do that?

I have the DeVilbiss 54 and it seems like I can't make it through the night without dry tanking about an hour before I wake up...not a pleasant experience. I have no leaks, and I use a full face mask. My home is incredibly dry in the winters (always has been) and I live at a high elevation (>7000ft...

The fact that I only need approximately 1 more hour doesn't give me any options for a bigger tank without going with the humidifier?

Alright...I will give that a shot!

How does that work? Do I connect it to my CPAP?

I have the DeVilbiss 54 and it seems like I can't make it through the night without dry tanking about an hour before I wake up...not a pleasant experience. I have no leaks, and I use a full face mask. My home is incredibly dry in the winters (always has been) and I live at a high elevation (>7000ft)...

Hi, Congrats on getting a good machine (have had mine for 4-5 yrs). Did you get the module etc, or will you just use the online code thing (all I do because I'm very consistent with no related problems and less money ). I did not get the module yet - I want to see what the code thing does for a bit...

So here's the backstory: My grandfather has had Sleep Apnea most of his life (he's not fat). My father has had very bad Sleep Apnea most of his life, so much so that I remember vividly as a kid panicking when he would stop breathing and trying to revive him, only to have him gasp and sit up suddenly...