Well add mine to the long list of HDS z1 machines that have failed. I replaced the battery on the circuit board with a exact replacement from Digikey but after reading this thread it seems the there are other settings critical to the operation of the device that are lost. Still get a 33 Fault after...

I usually get somewhere between 60 and 90 days, but I have had a couple fail ~ 30-45 days.

My brother purchased a machine from LSAT a few months ago.
Great value, and smooth transaction.

Check with HDM/Breas.
If I remember correctly, they may give a discount toward a Z2, which is not prone to this issue.

Eddy -
For most folks, the MyAir app data has been populating gradually.
Yesterday, mine was mostly filled in, but still not complete. Now, as of today, it's 100%.

Give it another day or two, and check again. Likely, it will show up.

This is a known issue, but Resmed has not been helpful documenting it. Your machine likely is transmitting the data without any issue. The problem is with a MyAir server upgrade that did not go as planned. I went most of last week showing no data. Since Friday, most of the missing days are now showi...

One of my cats was constantly biting or clawing holes in the hose a couple of years ago. I read that wrapping it in foil would solve the problem. DO NOT DO THAT. The cat nearly went berserk! Plus it would not keep still, and that made wrapping it really difficult! After checking back with this forum...

Did you get a resolution on this? I tried my z2 last night prior to my vacation. My home machine is the Resvent ibreeze. I can control my apnea with my home machine with 10-12 for pressure. Unfortunately the highest pressure the Z2 gave me last night was 7 which didn't do a good job controlling my ...

I had the Airsense 10 Autoset, and now I have the Airsense 11 Autoset. Both are excellent machines. I had great therapy from the 10, and the same results with the 11. Currently most of the Airsense 10's available are the card-to-cloud version. There is no cellular modem. If you don't care about that...

This is a collapsible hose that is has a very thin film like plastic material. This seems very flimsy, but seems to be strong enough. I think that type of material is what reduces the noise. https://www.cpap.com/productpage/innotech-6-foot-collapsible-cpap-hose It's worth a try, but FYI you will als...

Good advice Rob - When I travel, I usually do one of 2 things, 1. Put the Z2 in the Nightstand drawer... with the drawer open so there is no airflow issue. 2. Put a small towel or washcloth over it. It subdues some of the motor noise. That travel hose really does make a difference, but I have gravit...

I used the generic HMEs a week ago in Las Vegas with a Z2 Auto. If you are using standard headgear and tubing (via the adapter) it will work. I don't usually bother with humidity with the Z2, but as dry as Las Vegas is, I wanted some. It worked fine. The generic HMEs appear identical to the Breas/HD...

Yes... Uncle Nicko can be annoying, but I watched the video. There were some interesting take-aways. 1. Some providers have provided machines with the settings at 4-20. The study and Nick point out that in some cases having the 20 top end is detrimental, because the machines may respond to an event...

That travel hose is pretty effective. There is still some residual noise, but it's reduced a lot.
I have the travel hose, but in my case, I got used to the noise without it. I use a AirTouch F20 foam mask.
Give the travel hose a try.

Yes... Uncle Nicko can be annoying, but I watched the video. There were some interesting take-aways. 1. Some providers have provided machines with the settings at 4-20. The study and Nick point out that in some cases having the 20 top end is detrimental, because the machines may respond to an event ...