Respironics Sleep Easy CFlex,DOM Mod#SE2010

[RSLyon]

Hello, I've had my C-PAP Machine since 2012 and it only has 68 hours on it. The reason being was I thought the pressure @13 was set too high. I was having difficulty exhaling against the incoming pressure. Well I since learned that my machine's C-Flex feature was never programmed from the provider. The pressure is probably ok but without having the C-Flex feature programmed one can easily find exhaling against any pressure most difficult . What I seek is how to program the C-Flex feature on my Respironics Sleep Easy Machine. I would be most grateful if someone could help me with this problem.

[Pugsy]

You probably have to go into the clinical setup menu and turn in on so that the patient has access to it.
I couldn't find the complete manual but I found this.
If you search the internet for the "Clinical manual for the Respironics Sleep Easy CPAP machine" you might stumble across it and it will have pictures.

Respironics SleepEasy: Plug in the machine while simultaneously pressing the plus and minus buttons on top of the machine. The LCD shows the pressure setting along with an icon of a open padlock. To move between options, press the ramp button. The plus and minus buttons adjust the increments.

[RSLyon]

I did as you suggested plugging the machine into an AC outlet while pressing both the + & - buttons on top of the machine. All it did was go into CAL mode and displayed the pressure setting before blowing air. No unlocked padlock symbol was ever displayed. What I fear is having to take the unit back to the provider to have them fix the problem. I noticed on the back of my machine, is a round socket for connector which I can only assume would be a port to connect the unit to a computer for programming and or reading data. This model doesn't have an SD card option.

[Wulfman...]

Hello, I've had my C-PAP Machine since 2012 and it only has 68 hours on it. The reason being was I thought the pressure @13 was set too high. I was having difficulty exhaling against the incoming pressure. Well I since learned that my machine's C-Flex feature was never programmed from the provider. The pressure is probably ok but without having the C-Flex feature programmed one can easily find exhaling against any pressure most difficult . What I seek is how to program the C-Flex feature on my Respironics Sleep Easy Machine. I would be most grateful if someone could help me with this problem.

It wasn't programmed because it doesn't have the C-Flex feature.......never did have. It's just a basic blower.
Learn to use the forum Search function.
That machine has been discussed (like every other subject) on the forum many times. Some instructions are in this link.

viewtopic/t112960/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3 ... sy#p324665

I also have the User manual for that machine and the "Quickstart Guide".
None of them (dated 2007) make no mention of C-Flex. It doesn't exist on that machine.


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[Pugsy]

That particular machine is the most basic of machines...el cheapo.
I looked for a clinical manual but couldn't find one.
I did find a user manual.

I don't know if there is anything in there that will help you.
https://www.cpapaustralia.com.au/resour ... Manual.pdf

[Wulfman...]

IF you happen to have the SleepEasy II model, it MAY have C-Flex.

https://www.cpap.com/productpage/respir ... atures-tab

Instructions should be the same to get into the setup options.


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[Wulfman...]

For reference purposes, this is the original/first model.

https://www.cpap.com/productpage/respir ... chine.html


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