I have an M series CPAP with integrated humidifier. The past couple of mornings I have woken up I am out of water and I have a puddle under the CPAP machine. I can not see where it is comming from. Any Ideas?
Thanks
Bill
Water leak
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They recalled leaking tanks from the M series. See your DME supplier.
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Whenever, you put the two humidifier pieces together, make sure that the rubber band is completely straight, and not bent in any place.
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Humidifier recall
Do you know the lot/serial numbers of the humidifiers in question?MartiniLover wrote:They recalled leaking tanks from the M series. See your DME supplier.
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Re: Water leak
Try Leaking Humidifier Tanksbilld wrote:I have an M series CPAP with integrated humidifier. The past couple of mornings I have woken up I am out of water and I have a puddle under the CPAP machine. I can not see where it is comming from. Any Ideas?
John M
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