My humidifier gets empty

[HalfAsleep]

When I wake up, the humidifier tank is down to dregs. Good thing two hours that I slept last night weren’t hooked up to CPAP (I fell asleep reading a book), or it would have gone dry.

Should I fill it in the middle of the night? This seems like a nutty idea

It’s currently set to auto. If I select manual and turn it down a notch, what number would that be (I have no way to know what number auto represents, since I don’t know how this thing works)?

[Walla Walla]

This is a link to ReMed that should help. https://www.resmed.com/us/en/consumer/su...-faqs.html

[Hojo]

How do you feel with the level of humidity (settings)?

[HalfAsleep]

This is a link to ReMed that should help. https://www.resmed.com/us/en/consumer/su...-faqs.html

Thanks. Got my answers. It must be from mouthbreathing, and set at 3 and go from there.

[Anaja09]

You and I have the same machine, and I use the manual comfort settings. I currently have my humidification level set to 3. It ranges from none to 8 (8 whats, I don't know)

When I met with the respiratory therapist the day I picked up the machine, she and I set the comfort levels to manual so that I could adjust them for myself. I don't remember if that is something you have to enter the Clinician Mode to change or not. I sometimes change my humidification setting during the night depending on how things are going.

[SarcasticDave94]

Auto and manual mode selections should be available on the user setting screen, assuming they're the same on a similar set-up as my ResMed ASV.

Home> my options> choose 2nd down changes between auto and manual humidity control, 3rd down is heated tube if available, 4th down is humidity level

[HalfAsleep]

I have now set the humidity to 2. I woke up with half a water tank. Yippee! Problem solved.

Now, if the adjustment remedies my wheezing problem....