Thanks all for the comments on my 12V battery situation. Yes, I also saw that while the 12V to 24V tech was available, the lack of an adapter was an issue. As I'm not wanting to even try to use a DIY solution on something like this I think I'll just need to sell this one, or keep it as the world's l...

Update from Philips: https://www.philips.com/a-w/about/news/ ... otice.html

I'm part of the Canadian recall team. 1. I got my confirmation code from sedgwick last August. No updates since that time. The previous poster notes that the Philips website shows the items has been "processed". Where on earth is that portal? I'm only aware of: https://www.philips.com/c-w/corporate-...

I'd honestly prefer a solution where I can keep the 12v battery in use. Pricey: https://www.cpap.com/productpage/resmed-dc-converter-airsense-aircurve-10-machines And heavy as well, including additional bulk. I think I would also need a custom adapter as well to connect to my current battery. It's ...

Safe to assume ResMed AutoSet? When you get your DS1 recall replacement, keep it as a backup? To be honest I'm a Philips user since day one. My first unit being a System One, which broke, and the DS1 was a replacement for it. Full disclosure, I paid out of pocket for it as my insurance doesn't cove...

Just joined to say I registered my unit for the recall on Aug 19 as a Canadian user. Nothing since then. I'm now willing to purchase a unit, but places seem to be out of stock in Canada (for simple shipping purposes) on any quality machines (some less than mainstream stuff is available). At this sta...