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Guest wrote:Thanks wulfman. Your post helped me figure it out. Greatly appreciated!

Glad I could help.

What did you figure out?


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Yes, Please explain how you figured it out and what you did. We never know what might happen. Someone might come here next month with same issue and all we can tell people is so and so fixed his problem with something that Wulfman told him but we don't know what it was.

drbuck wrote:I generally have just a good dental mouthpiece for my backup. It is not as strong as the CPAP but eliminates my snoring and lowers my AHI.

When you are wearing the dental appliance as a backup for your CPAP...how do you know it is lowering your AHI

Sorry for the delay of a response. What I did was hold down the heat and ramp buttons while powering on the machine. I think I got the error code because I was holding down the arrow buttons instead. No more errors. And I was able to change the pressure to match that of my prescribed cpap machine. Thanks again Wulfman!

splicer76 wrote:Sorry for the delay of a response. What I did was hold down the heat and ramp buttons while powering on the machine. I think I got the error code because I was holding down the arrow buttons instead. No more errors. And I was able to change the pressure to match that of my prescribed cpap machine. Thanks again Wulfman!

You betcha!
Glad to hear you got it going again. And, thanks for coming back and telling us what you did.


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