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Machine: REMstar m series Mask Type: Nasal mask Mask Make & Model: REMstar M series Humidifier: unsure CPAP Pressure: 6.5-8.5 CPAP Software: Not using software
Before I send it off the the lab (warranty expires) I wanted know if there was a simple solution to this, like some hidden factory reset button combo or any other solution I can do at home and not be charged hundreds of dollars for.
The machine displays the (!) sign , beeps twice continuously and the buttons are flashing.
Thanks.
Machine is REMstar Auto M series with humidifier.
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Pease forgive my english, I' not feelin very well/
The manual says that's a 'device error' and if it doesn't go away after unplugging the machine and plugging it back in, that you have to call your equipment provider for service.
Machine: Resmed AirSense 10 AutoSet For Her Mask Type: Full face mask Mask Make & Model: Resmed f20 Humidifier: Resmed Integrated humidifier CPAP Pressure: 11/14 CmH2O CPAP Software: Not using software
Other Comments: I started CPAP in 2008. Totally blind since birth.
Machine: REMstar m series Mask Type: Nasal mask Mask Make & Model: REMstar M series Humidifier: unsure CPAP Pressure: 6.5-8.5 CPAP Software: Not using software
Thanks mate.
I'm not seeing any numbered code expect for a symbol of a "!" inside a triangle. Is there a way to get more detailed info on the actual code?
Machine: Remstar plus M series Mask Type: Nasal pillows Mask Make & Model: P30i Humidifier: Remstar plus M series CPAP Pressure: 11 CPAP Software: Not using software
Hi Veep, I have the same model with the same problem. It’s my spare machine. I removed the main blower assembly from the humidifier assembly. I opened up the blower assembly(4 screws), and removed the small circuit board attached to the rubber hose attachment. On that board is a CR2032 watch battery. Mine was reading .12 volts. Supposed to be 3v. I desoldered the three prongs and removed the old battery. Peeled off the spot welded metal strips and re-soldered them onto a new battery. Re-attached the 3 prongs back on board with solder and reassembled blower assembly. Re-attached humidifier assembly to blower assembly and plugged in. Unit works like new again. Cost me $5 for new battery and a half hour of my time. Hope it works out for you.