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Remstar error 77 fix - andyfc - 11-07-2012
Thanks to every one, I just fixed my Remstar Pro 2 with error 77. Instead of gluing the tiny little barb back on, I just enlarged the hole enough to insert the tube it's self, then sealed it with some super glue. Tested and it works fine.
RE: Remstar error 77 fix - zonk - 11-07-2012
Glad it worked for you . E-77: ERR_UNDER_PRESSURE
possible cause :
1- Occluded or restricted tube ... Replace Pressure tubing
2- Defective PCA ... Replace Main PCA
http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php?title=REMstar_error_codes
RE: Remstar error 77 fix - trish6hundred - 11-07-2012
Hi andyfc and WELCOME! to the forum.
Glad your fix worked, hope your machine continues to work well for you.
RE: Remstar error 77 fix - SuperSleeper - 11-07-2012
The official Apnea Board tube adhesive is Epoxy resin, but hey, sometimes 'ya gotta go against the stream and innovate with Super Glue.
We won't hold it against you..
Oh, and welcome to Apnea Board, Andy.
RE: Remstar error 77 fix - archangle - 11-08-2012
(11-07-2012, 10:49 PM)SuperSleeper Wrote: The official Apnea Board tube adhesive is Epoxy resin, but hey, sometimes 'ya gotta go against the stream and innovate with Super Glue.
Geez, I've got a bunch of Respironics ComfortGel masks held together with epoxy glue from when they had the fragile design where the headgear clipped to the mask frame. It actually worked pretty well, but it looked like the disgusting aftermath of a lot of nights of runny nose.
RE: Remstar error 77 fix - SuperSleeper - 11-08-2012
(11-08-2012, 04:10 AM)archangle Wrote: It actually worked pretty well, but it looked like the disgusting aftermath of a lot of nights of runny nose.
Yes, after my wife looked at one of my Epoxy jobs, she asked, "What is that mess?"...
I replied, "I can't tell you exactly what it is, but I can tell you what it's snot".
Looked like a ball of yellow snot.
... but it got the job done!
