Hi all. I was researching some info on problems with my CPAP and stumbled across this forum. Glad there's a place like this out there for all us CPAP users. I've had mine for about two weeks now and have had a new issue come up in the last couple days. I use a full mask (I can update machine, mask and humidifier type when I get home). The machine is fine when I fall asleep, but I wake up in the middle of the night and it's puffing, randomly. I guess that's the best way I can describe it. Has anyone else come across this? Also, I'm having issue with the C-Flex and can figure out how to turn it down, but not off. Is that something I can do or do I need to contact my supplier?
Thank you all,
~Onna
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Greetings to a fellow Michigander...
Is the puffing coming from your machine, or from your mask/breathing circuit somewhere?
Is the puffing coming from your machine, or from your mask/breathing circuit somewhere?
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Pressure: 21/17cm H2O
40,000 hours on CPAP
100% Compliant for 15 yrs.+
Mask breathers unite!
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On my machine it is(was) press the C-Flex button to cycle between the settings of 1,2,3. Turning it on/off requires access to the clinician menus.ohritz wrote:Also, I'm having issue with the C-Flex and can figure out how to turn it down, but not off.
The Dreamer.
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| Humidifier: HC150 Heated Humidifier With Hose, 2 Chambers and Stand |
| Additional Comments: 95% Pressure=7.5cm - Max Pressure 15cm - HoZer/Hose Cover/Repti-Cord - M Series APAP/AFLEX w/Humidifier & Hose Lift for travel |
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I discovered the puffing was coming from the humidifier. I turned it off and haven't had that problem since. Now I just need to get the C-flex off. Guess I'll have to call on that one. Thank you both!
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To get into the clinician's menu, with your machine OFF, lift the door on the top of your machine to find the two arrow keys and the +/- keys. Hold down BOTH arrow keys and turn on the machine. Once it beeps twice, you are in the clinician's menu - you should see an unlocked padlock on the screen.
You can then move between the different machine programming options by using the arrow keys, and you should find the screen that allows you to turn off CFlex by using the +/- keys.
Lisa
You can then move between the different machine programming options by using the arrow keys, and you should find the screen that allows you to turn off CFlex by using the +/- keys.
Lisa
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| Machine: Airsense 10 Card to Cloud |
| Mask: Nuance & Nuance Pro Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Gel Nasal Pillows |
| Humidifier: HC150 Heated Humidifier With Hose, 2 Chambers and Stand |
| Additional Comments: APAP, humidifier on passover, heated hose |
Last edited by LoneStar on Tue Jun 02, 2009 9:41 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Just be sure to write down all the settings before you go messing around, that way you can revert it back in case of a faux pas.LoneStar wrote:To get into the clinician's menu, with your machine OFF, lift the door on the top of your machine to find the two arrow keys and the +/- keys. Hold down BOTH arrow keys and turn on the machine. Once it beeps twice, you are in the clinician's menu - you should see an unlocked padlock on the screen.
You can then move between the different machine programming options by using the arrow keys, and you should find the screen that allows you to turn off CFlex by using the +/- keys.
Lisa (Texan)




