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What smoke and what 760? Are you thinking of the S9 Adapt from the smoker I was willing to get? That deal fell through but not because of my end. Seller backed out.grayghost4 wrote: That must mean she got the smoke cleaned out of her new to her 760
if you're already taking the cover off, go ahead and take the two screws out of the board, and remove the board, carefully, making sure you don't lose either of the little silicone bits that attach a couple of boxes on the board to the elbow in the air tube.... then reseat the board and it's squidgy bits... this has fixed the problem for other people.NewToCPAP wrote:Unfortunately I am not savvy enough to solder any parts, or even know where to begin soldering what. I think things are pointing towards having it repaired by the company I mentioned above. Like I said, I can't afford a new CPAP right now, they are much too expensive. However, if the company is unable to fix or repair my CPAP, I suppose I have no choice!
I knew my ears were burning for some reason...Pugsy wrote:What smoke and what 760? Are you thinking of the S9 Adapt from the smoker I was willing to get? That deal fell through but not because of my end. Seller backed out.grayghost4 wrote: That must mean she got the smoke cleaned out of her new to her 760
Actually Sleep_quest's machine above...is a zero hour machine. Helluva deal and it has a recent born on date too.
Oh, it was you with the smokey 760. I got thrown off by the "she" part and thought it meant me.sleep_quest wrote:
Nope Grayghost, I haven't touched the 760 yet, I need to get the correct screwdriver first and take a few deep breaths (haha) before I dive in there.
The machine you're looking at is one I had thought of when I posted above. Wanted to be sure you were open to going through the forum or other sellers. I think you can be confident in that sale. A I said, I am now just 2-nights into using one just like it from another forum seller. Great deal and it saved me a lot of financial pain from my large deductible at a time I really can't afford it.NewToCPAP wrote:Huge thanks to you guys for all the information you've given me so far. The website I had looked at said repairs can cost anywhere from $100-300 with a free estimate. I didn't realize people were selling CPAP's on this website and on craigslist, some barely used. I have a PM from a member here and am very, very intrigued. It's the newer version of the PR System One The problem is, is that I am new to this site and don't know anyone. I also don't see a trader/user feedback section on sales made through the site. It's hard to send someone money for a product you can't see and for a member you don't know. I'm no stranger to online shopping or from peer to peer online shopping either, but am just not sure if I should go through with it.