I have got to laugh: the term "SoClean ozone cleaning machine" is a
OXYMORON,
Perhaps more accurately, an ozomoron.
Ozone does nothing--and morons buy it.
Noisy internal fan - ResMed AirSense 10
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Re: Noisy internal fan - ResMed AirSense 10
What Resmed has said is that using a NoClean can void the warranty, because ozone will cause some internal parts to disintegrate.cleothetorpedo wrote: ↑Sun Apr 10, 2022 7:39 pmI just wanted to add that until recently, I have been using SoClean ozone cleaning machine daily. With the Phillips recall I have decided to stop. While reading up on it, I seem to recall coming across a "memo" from Resmed saying "we don't recommend using SoClean, it isn't dangerous but we think it can cause a noisy motor, it's up to you if you think it's worth using it."
Out of curiosity are you using SoClean ozone cleaning machine on your Airsense 10?
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Re: Noisy internal fan - ResMed AirSense 10
I found the memo...
So that is probably what happened to me. Oh well, live and learn.ResMed has observed that prolonged and
repeated use of an ozone device may eventually cause internal damage to a ResMed machine, leading to
an increase in motor noise