Troubleshooting CPAP questions
Here are a few CPAP troubleshooting questions and suggestions. When using CPAP you may encounter some problems
Problem: CPAP unit does not turn on.
Probable Cause: Power cord not firmly connected to the CPAP unit or the outlet. The CPAP unit may not be connected to a "live" outlet.
Remedy: Verify proper electrical connections and check to make sure the CPAP unit is plugged into a live outlet.
Problem: CPAP unit stops and starts
Probable Cause: Power cord not completely connected to the CPAP unit or the outlet
Remedy: Verify that the power cord is completely connected at the rear of the CPAP unit and at the outlet.
Problem: No air comes out of the CPAP unit when power is connected
Probable Cause: Voltage selector switch is set incorrectly or possible internal problems with CPAP unit.
Remedy: Make sure electrical line is 115V but your switch is set at 230V. If internal problems with your CPAP unit please contact Orbit Medical or your CPAP supply company.
Problem: CPAP unit does not turn on.
Probable Cause: Power cord not firmly connected to the CPAP unit or the outlet. The CPAP unit may not be connected to a "live" outlet.
Remedy: Verify proper electrical connections and check to make sure the CPAP unit is plugged into a live outlet.
Problem: CPAP unit stops and starts
Probable Cause: Power cord not completely connected to the CPAP unit or the outlet
Remedy: Verify that the power cord is completely connected at the rear of the CPAP unit and at the outlet.
Problem: No air comes out of the CPAP unit when power is connected
Probable Cause: Voltage selector switch is set incorrectly or possible internal problems with CPAP unit.
Remedy: Make sure electrical line is 115V but your switch is set at 230V. If internal problems with your CPAP unit please contact Orbit Medical or your CPAP supply company.
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