How to know the PR autosv is working right?

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danielqk
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How to know the PR autosv is working right?

Post by danielqk » Sat Feb 21, 2015 9:25 pm

I am going to purchase a used 2000 hrs PR BiPAP Auto SV Advanced-System One 950 from Craigslist.
The seller said he bought it from a friend DME who doesn't want to fix/support this model.

How to know this machine is working right?

I can calibrate setting pressure with a manometer but this machine algorithm is complicated
and not simple as cpap or autopap

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Re: How to know the PR autosv is working right?

Post by LSAT » Sat Feb 21, 2015 9:30 pm

danielqk wrote:I am going to purchase a used 2000 hrs PR BiPAP Auto SV Advanced-System One 950 from Craigslist.
The seller said he bought it from a friend DME who doesn't want to fix/support this model.

How to know this machine is working right?

I can calibrate setting pressure with a manometer but this machine algorithm is complicated
and not simple as cpap or autopap
With all this confusion, why do you want this ?????

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Re: How to know the PR autosv is working right?

Post by Sleeprider » Sat Feb 21, 2015 9:35 pm

What are the problems with the machine? I don't know any individual who can service these, but you might want to PM Accurate who is a member of this forum and services machines.

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Re: How to know the PR autosv is working right?

Post by palerider » Sat Feb 21, 2015 10:06 pm

danielqk wrote:I am going to purchase a used 2000 hrs PR BiPAP Auto SV Advanced-System One 950 from Craigslist.
The seller said he bought it from a friend DME who doesn't want to fix/support this model.

How to know this machine is working right?

I can calibrate setting pressure with a manometer but this machine algorithm is complicated
and not simple as cpap or autopap
the modern computer controlled machines usually either work or don't.... they usually don't get 'off'... at least I haven't heard about that happening.

you could always just ship it to accurate for testing if needed.
Get OSCAR

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