Strange disconnects

[Janknitz]

Check that the pulg is not loose and that you're lights are not flickering. That was my problem back in 1999. They had to rewire my entire street!

Yep. I had this problem, too. The machine was plugged in behind my bed. The plug was a little loose and pillows would push it around (no headboard, so the bed tends to slide away from the wall a little and pillows fall in the gap).

I changed where it was plugged in--problem solved.

[chunkyfrog]

MyAir may very well be more than just a novelty; but to be on the safe side, assume very little more.

[Jay Aitchsee]

... Unless I'm reaching over multiple times to turn it off and on and I don't remember.

I think this is quite possible. Can you block access to the off/on switch such that it takes some effort to turn it off? Why is it necessary to turn the machine off and on to fix leaks, anyway?

[Rainmom17]

Nope, it's definitely not me doing it. After looking at Sleepyhead, I see it happens each hour at the same time. Like one night it was 1:53, 2:53, 3:53, etc.
I turn it off when I fix leaks for 2 reasons: 1) I learned the hard way that it hurts like hell to get a jet of air in your eye which is what happens if I pull the mask away from my face while it's on, and 2) I'll be able to see on Sleepyhead what happened at the time of the leak - usually its pressure going up.

[Jay Aitchsee]

Nope, it's definitely not me doing it...it happens each hour at the same time. Like one night it was 1:53, 2:53, 3:53, etc.

I see.