Getting Help with Your Fisher Paykel Cpap Machine

January 21, 2008

In general, cpap therapy equipment and appliances aren't complicated. But there may come a time when you need help with fisher Paykel cpap machine while attempting to clear your airway and treat your sleep apnea disorder. A cpap machine from Fisher and Paykel is one of the most user-friendly sleep apnea treatments and therapy you could ever use, but it can become even more user-friendly by following a few steps.

One of those steps is taking the time to read the information inside the Fisher Paykel user manual that accompanies the cpap machine. This way, you can familiarize yourself with each of the fisher Paykel accessories, find out how to assemble/disassemble these accessories, and learn how to clean these accessories. You'll want to pay attention to the fisher Paykel humidifier. Aside from being one of the features that sets it apart from any other cpap machine, the humidifier is one specific part of the system (aside from masks and other supplies) that will require regular maintenance. (See the humidifier section of your user manual.)

After familiarizing yourself with the machine through the user manual, you should pay attention to how the machine works while in use. By being a little observant and using all your senses, you'll be able to quickly tell when something goes wrong. For example, you may discover that something 'sounds' a little off, or something might not 'feel' right. Or might find that your obstructive sleep apnea treatments or therapy isn't as helpful as they were when you first used the machine. If you're unable to determine the cause behind something that may be wrong, you can call the number listed on the back of the manual.

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