Help trouble with AIR FIT F 20

Hi and thanks for stopping by , I got a new ResMed air fit f20 and i,am having a terrible time getting it so it will not move up on my face at night would anyone know a secret .It is making lots of noise when my mouth is open and wife is Not Happy ..Need help please ..
Thank you to all .
JDHOG
11/30/2019
8.16AM

When the machine is running you need to keep your mouth CLOSED......Watch some of these.
https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/v ... fr=yfp-t-s

Thank you for the reply and yes i know keep the mouth shut if you knew me you,d know it,s a Hard thing to do been a talker my whole 70 years lol.. , I try hard to do it thou , and a Big thanks for all the videos , looking them over .. Stay well and looks like your a Brewer fan from Wis me too live up by Wis Dells area ..
Thanks again
jdhog

I would suggest tightening the strap at the bottom if it's riding up on your face. Best way to adjust a new mask is to leave all the straps loose, hold it over you face, lie down & turn the machine on. Adjust the straps so the mask seals but is able to "inflate", not clamped down tight.

Question: is it the right size? I use AirTouch F20 and have been using size medium (for several months). Comfortable and was working fine but I thought it was too high on the bridge of my nose (can't put on eyeglasses). So last month I tried size small, and while it fit, the bottom edge was right at my lower lip so that if I yawned it would lift off and ride up. Maybe that's what's happening to you? I used the AirFit until someone in the forum sent me an AirTouch to try.

The difference between AirFit & AirTouch is the seal. They are interchangeable in the headgear. AirFit has a silicone seal, AirTouch has a memory foam seal. I prefer the memory foam, fits my face better and rarely leaks.

Thank you for reply , I will try that today when it drys i cleaned it good today again , Stay well and happy breathing ..
JDHOG

look for my post with pictures that show strap my wife made me so f20 doesn't ride upwards . its still working great for me .
mike

Here is the post Bristolman is referring to. Looks like it would hold the mask onto the chin if it tends to slide around. Good idea!

-Bill

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=177518&p=1330129#p1330111

Thank you looks like it would do the trick .
Thank you
jd