Airsense10 autoset

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Ynebiy
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Airsense10 autoset

Post by Ynebiy » Sun Jun 07, 2015 6:47 pm

every morning I am waking up with hard hearing ears so I am thinking the pressure on my Airsense10 autoset toohigh which is 9 Any one can tell how to change the pressure to make it lower
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bwexler
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Re: Airsense10 autoset

Post by bwexler » Sun Jun 07, 2015 8:11 pm

Request a clinician manual for the instructions, but first download Sleepyhead software and learn to evaluate your therapy.
With a new A10 Autoset why are you on fixed pressure?
Someone more knowledgeable then I may be able to address your primary question RE hearing.

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LSAT
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Re: Airsense10 autoset

Post by LSAT » Sun Jun 07, 2015 8:54 pm

Ynebiy wrote:every morning I am waking up with hard hearing ears so I am thinking the pressure on my Airsense10 autoset toohigh which is 9 Any one can tell how to change the pressure to make it lower
A pressure of 9 is not really considered high. Your machine goes to 20. Do what bwexler advised...Get your manual and determine if your machine is set at a fixed pressure or variable (automatic setting).

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