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Problem
No air flow
Water splashing on
your face
Air does not feel
moist
Air too moist
Possible Cause
The air tubing is not
connected properly.
The air tubing is blocked,
pinched or punctured.
The CPAP , APAP , or bilevel
device is not working
correctly.
The water chamber is
overfilled.
The water chamber is
overfilled.
The control dial is set too
high and condensation is
forming in the air tube and
mask.
Air blowing on the air
tubing (from fans and air
conditioning units) is
causing condensation.
The control dial is set too
low.
HumidAire 2i heating
element is not working.
Control dial is set too high.
High ambient relative
humidity.
Solution
Connect the air tubing as described in
"Preparing For Use" on page 5.
Unblock or free the air tubing. Check
the air tubing for punctures.
See the Troubleshooting section in the
CPAP , APAP , or bilevel device manual.
Empty some water from the water
chamber. Make sure that the water
level is not above the maximum water
level mark.
Empty some water from the water
chamber.
Turn the control dial down.
Insulate the air tubing. Placing the air
tubing under the bed covers may help
prevent condensation.
Turn the control dial up.
Contact your equipment supplier.
Turn the control dial down.
Adjust your humidity setting.
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