Device fault e07 devilbiss sleep cube
Device fault e07 devilbiss sleep cube
Hi ive knocked my machine over during the night and it now comes up with e07 contact supplier. Does anyone know how to reset errors or what e07 means? Thanks panda noise
Re: Device fault e07 devilbiss sleep cube
Did you have water in the humidifier?
Re: Device fault e07 devilbiss sleep cube
Have you tried unpluging and letting it set for a while before plugging it back in? Sometimes this gives it a new start.
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Re: Device fault e07 devilbiss sleep cube
Hi julie. Yes i did have some water in the humidifier, only a small amount though.
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Re: Device fault e07 devilbiss sleep cube
Hi okey dokey. Yes i unplugged overnight...still same fault message.
Re: Device fault e07 devilbiss sleep cube
If even a small amt of water got in, who knows what damage might have been done... but leave it for 1-2 days and try again (it might have dried out by itself).
Re: Device fault e07 devilbiss sleep cube
The service manual is here:
http://docslide.us/documents/dv54-service-manual.html
And it says error E07 is a motor fault, and that the troubleshooting steps for that include:
1. Open case
2. Check for loose connectors, if any loose, re-seat them and retest unit
3. Check the fuses. If any open, replace and retest unit.
4. Replace the blower unit. If the new blower works, then it's the blower, if not, then the control board is faulty and needs to be replaced.
If you are fine with tinkering with your unit you might attempt the first three steps, but you aren't likely to have access to new parts, only service centers can get them.
If it's under warranty, get your DME involved. If it's not, check with your DME, but chances are good you should just replace the entire unit.
http://docslide.us/documents/dv54-service-manual.html
And it says error E07 is a motor fault, and that the troubleshooting steps for that include:
1. Open case
2. Check for loose connectors, if any loose, re-seat them and retest unit
3. Check the fuses. If any open, replace and retest unit.
4. Replace the blower unit. If the new blower works, then it's the blower, if not, then the control board is faulty and needs to be replaced.
If you are fine with tinkering with your unit you might attempt the first three steps, but you aren't likely to have access to new parts, only service centers can get them.
If it's under warranty, get your DME involved. If it's not, check with your DME, but chances are good you should just replace the entire unit.
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