Do you have a backup XPAP machine and have you ever had to use it?

[LSAT]

I say keep the old one as your backup if it's still in working order. Use it (or at least run it for several hours), twice per month. Also, if your prescription changes, make sure all your CPAP machines are set to your new prescription.

I have an S9 with 10,000 hours on it...about 2 years ago I purchased an S9 Auto with 20 hours on CL as a back up. I only used it once since....shame on me.

[PaulKTF]

I say keep the old one as your backup if it's still in working order. Use it (or at least run it for several hours), twice per month. Also, if your prescription changes, make sure all your CPAP machines are set to your new prescription.

I have an S9 with 10,000 hours on it...about 2 years ago I purchased an S9 Auto with 20 hours on CL as a back up. I only used it once since....shame on me.

Yeah, but I bet you're glad you had it that one time when you really needed it!

[LSAT]

I say keep the old one as your backup if it's still in working order. Use it (or at least run it for several hours), twice per month. Also, if your prescription changes, make sure all your CPAP machines are set to your new prescription.

I have an S9 with 10,000 hours on it...about 2 years ago I purchased an S9 Auto with 20 hours on CL as a back up. I only used it once since....shame on me.

Yeah, but I bet you're glad you had it that one time when you really needed it!

I did'nt need it....I slept in a separate roon when my wife had the flu. I used it instead of unhooking my primary. I have no problem with having a back up...just that crap about using it several hours twice a month.

[ChicagoGranny]

I have no problem with having a back up...just that crap about using it several hours twice a month.

I rotate mine about every six months. (If your machines aren't nearly identical, this might not work so well.)

[D.H.]

I say keep the old one as your backup if it's still in working order. Use it (or at least run it for several hours), twice per month. Also, if your prescription changes, make sure all your CPAP machines are set to your new prescription.

I have an S9 with 10,000 hours on it...about 2 years ago I purchased an S9 Auto with 20 hours on CL as a back up. I only used it once since....shame on me.

If you don't want to use it (perhaps it doesn't have all the bells and whistles that your regular machine has, or you want to accumulate stats), just run it for several hours twice per month.

[LSAT]

I say keep the old one as your backup if it's still in working order. Use it (or at least run it for several hours), twice per month. Also, if your prescription changes, make sure all your CPAP machines are set to your new prescription.

I have an S9 with 10,000 hours on it...about 2 years ago I purchased an S9 Auto with 20 hours on CL as a back up. I only used it once since....shame on me.

If you don't want to use it (perhaps it doesn't have all the bells and whistles that your regular machine has, or you want to accumulate stats), just run it for several hours twice per month.

Perhaps you don't know what an S9 Autoset is....