It keeps me Awake

[Miss Emerita]

Thanks, p.r. I looked at an on-line photo and just couldn't see an additional label. Looked at another picture and see it now. Always glad to learn something.

[palerider]

Thanks, p.r. I looked at an on-line photo and just couldn't see an additional label. Looked at another picture and see it now. Always glad to learn something.

Yup, it's there, and the Air10 line is a little less confusing compared to the S9, where there were two VPAP Adapt models, two VPAP ST-A models... you had to look at the REF number to know which you had.

[zonker]

Thanks, p.r. I looked at an on-line photo and just couldn't see an additional label. Looked at another picture and see it now. Always glad to learn something.

well, you may as well learn something from this thread, seeing as the op doesn't want to.

[Palladini]

Here I made a Video https://youtu.be/bN_1CeSZKNU

[Palladini]

Hello, I have Resmed Airsense 10 Machine and use Resmed Airfit F20 LGE and when I put it on and try to go to sleep, it is too loud and like 2 hours after I put it on I am still awake. It is not from leaking air from where it contacts my face. I am about 2 days from unplugging this thing and letting it rot away on my night stand.

so, it appears that you have an autoset machine being used as cpap. you've indicated your minimum pressure is 20. so it follows that your maximum pressure is 20 as well. this means you are on a continuous fixed pressure, which isn't doing a bloody thing for you.

can you confirm for us, by looking in the machine, which machine you have?

here is a list to compare-

wiki/index.php/CPAP_models

tell us what you have because any info we can give you will be based on which machine it is.

if you are at a FIXED pressure of 20, i think that MAY be set too high.

oh! and as to the noise? do you have a humidifier on your machine? if so, check to make sure it is seated firmly in the machine.

good luck!!

I flip it over it is 37022 model, which is not on that list

[palerider]

Here I made a Video https://youtu.be/bN_1CeSZKNU

Your video is stupid, useless and a waste of time.
There's no point to it.

[palerider]

Instead of your waste of time video, why didn't you just take a picture of the lower right front corner of the machine?

[arhdc]

Your video is stupid....

All we want to know is what it says BELOW the Airsens 10 on the front of the machine (see attachment).

[Julie]

Can't read them - could spell it out?

[chunkyfrog]

Some trolls can't read.

[RogerSC]

If the machine is too noisy, try using ear plugs. The foam expanding ones work for me, they might work for you, too.

Worth trying?

[Goofproof]

If the machine is too noisy, try using ear plugs. The foam expanding ones work for me, they might work for you, too.

Worth trying?

Just don't use the ones the government bought for our troops, they didn't work. Jim

[Miss Emerita]

Again, your machine is known for being very quiet. What kind of noise does it make? Can you think of words that would describe the noise?

Maybe you need to return the machine to the supplier and ask for it to be replaced. If it is really noisy, it might be defective.

[Palladini]

Instead of your waste of time video, why didn't you just take a picture of the lower right front corner of the machine?

It is an Airsense 10, as I have said elsewhere and it is model # 37022 model,

[palerider]

Instead of your waste of time video, why didn't you just take a picture of the lower right front corner of the machine?

It is an Airsense 10, as I have said elsewhere and it is model # 37022 model,

If you can't follow simple instructions, then you're quite simply, a waste of time.

"Airsense 10" is not a machine, it's a group of different machines