Resmed Airsense 10 Autoset - Failure Mode?
My machine shut down last night after 2 hrs 20 minutes. It was dead with no power. I unplugged and plugged it back in a few times with no change. (I don't know if the little green light on the power supply was on or off.) I tried unplugging and plugging in again this morning with no change. An hour of so later, I take a detailed look at the power supply and the green light is on. I then measure 24 volts on the output side of the power supply. I plug it back into the machine and it magically works.
Has anyone had a failure with one of these? Is intermittent "dead machine" the failure mode?
RE: Resmed Airsense 10 Autoset - Failure Mode?
If you don't know if the power supply light was on or off, it sounds like you have not yet ruled out a power supply failure. If that's the problem, you can replace the power supply for about $60 or so. Good luck!!
RE: Resmed Airsense 10 Autoset - Failure Mode?
On a few occasions I have had a problem with the plug to my ResMed10 CPAP not making good contact. This occurred after I plugged it back in after I had removed the CPAP from the drawer I keep it. All I did to get it working was to spin and push on the contact or just pull it out and plug it back in. Although, I have never had it do it when it was running. Hopefully this is the same problem with your machine. A while back I had to send an almost new ResMed10 in with a stuck SD card in it. It took ResMed 4 months to fix it...
RE: Resmed Airsense 10 Autoset - Failure Mode?
I use a ResMed 10 CPAP for travel and it wouldn't start Sunday night because the wall outlet at my hotel was too loose. I travel with a plug adaptor which often gives a better fit in a three prong outlet because it's two prong socket is not as loose, which solved the issue. A power bar is an idea as well.
ResMed took more than 4 months, in fact they took an infinite time to repair my S9 which I wanted as a backup. That's because although it was delivered to their warehouse, they lost it. After a bit of hemming and hawing, the distributor where I live agreed to give me a brand new one for free and didn't even ask for the $350 flat repair fee.
So now I have an S9 with about 60 hours on it, an S10 with 22,000 hours on it which I am not repairing the blower on until it quits, and an S11 I got on Kijiji with APAP for $450, with 19 used hours on it.
