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ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - Big Guy - 12-03-2018
Okay, so now a few times, the screen on my machine will say something to the effect of......The power cord has detached or is not fully plugged in.
Those aren't the exact words, but close. Each time, I reach behind the machine and push on the power cord to make sure it's secure. As of yet, I can't tell that it has been loose. I even check the plug going into the wall socket.
This has happened now, often enough, to make me wonder what's going on with it. Anyone else experience this?
RE: ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - Fats Drywaller - 12-03-2018
If no actual connector problem, the message means that at some time in the recent past there has been a power outrage, oops I mean outage, possibly a momentary one or possibly only a brownout.
RE: ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - Big Guy - 12-03-2018
(12-03-2018, 03:37 PM)Fats Drywaller Wrote: If no actual connector problem, the message means that at some time in the recent past there has been a power outrage, oops I mean outage, possibly a momentary one or possibly only a brownout.
The most recent one happened just last night, as I was removing the water reservoir. No power outage of any kind. I thought that maybe one of my fingers had hit the on/off switch and somehow prompted the message.
I checked the power cord to the back of the machine. All seemed to be okay. It took me a moment or two to get the message off the screen and back to normal.
Once all was back to normal, I got masked up and went to sleep w/o incident.
RE: ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - yankees123 - 12-03-2018
I have also seen this happen to me many times. Also noticed it when I have removed the water chamber. I don't think it's a problem,just a little sensitivity issue with the power cord.
RE: ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - Big Guy - 12-03-2018
(12-03-2018, 03:51 PM)yankees123 Wrote: I have also seen this happen to me many times. Also noticed it when I have removed the water chamber. I don't think it's a problem,just a little sensitivity issue with the power cord.
Thanks for the response. I didn't think it was anything serious. I was curious though, if others had it happen to them as well.
RE: ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - Fats Drywaller - 12-03-2018
OK, it looks like the water-tank thing explains it also, thanks for that information. I know it has happened here a couple of times after power failures, but I didn't know about the tank glitch.
RE: ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - mesenteria - 12-03-2018
It happened to me once recently, but unfortunately I can't recall the circumstances. I believe I was just reorienting the machine, and also the hose draped over it. I got the same message, and pressed the male end home. That solved the problem.
In view of the question and the various responses, I believe this is a design or QA problem. It's one thing for a power failure or other alteration of its state to show a warning, although I wonder at the suitability of this particular warning if that's what it will use to indicate a power outage (????), but it is quite another for the male end of the power cord to withdraw enough during unit movement that the power is cut. That won't happen with a lamp, a clock radio, or any other household item that needs to be lifted or moved temporarily. I can lift my monitor or tower to dust...I don't need to worry about the power cord detaching from the back receptacle. When I use my blood pressure cuff, and move the machine and the hose-with-sensor wires, the machine works as soon as I press the start button.
RE: ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - Dog Slobber - 12-03-2018
A few weeks ago I had a message on my ResMed AS 10 AutoSet, but the AutoStart feature kicked in and I didn't get a chance to read it.
I turned it off, and back on, the message flashed only briefly, and I could not get a change to read it properly, but did manage to see the words power cord. I reseated the cord.
I woke up in the night to use the bathroom, when I got back to my machine, there it was on the screen again. I reseated the chord into the device, power brick, unplugged it for a 10 count, plugged it back into the wall ensuring it was seated properly.
Haven't seen the message since.
Coincidently, the humidifier hardly used any water. I can't hep but think that while the machine was on and being used, it had turned off the humidifier.
I've googled the net trying to find the message, but haven't been able to. Should it happen again, I'll take a pic so I can search the exact message.
RE: ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - Big Guy - 12-03-2018
I've looked into the water reservoir cavity and there aren't any electrical contacts of any kind, from what I can see.
I'm kind of thinking that the power cord plug-in to the back of the machine is just overly sensitive and movement at times, can set it off, ending up with a message sent to the screen.
Anyways, at least now I know that others too, experience this issue.
RE: ResMed AirSense AutoSet 10 powercord - Fats Drywaller - 12-03-2018
It sounds like it's not the water tank as such, but moving the machine and putting some strain on the (flaky) power connector. Maybe Resmed will fix that in generation 11. They must have had reports of it.