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Omponents, Your, Umid – ResMed HumidAire 3i User Manual

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OMPONENTS

OF

YOUR

H

UMID

A

IRE

3i

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NGL

IS

H

If liquids are inadvertently spilled into or on the H

UMID

A

IRE

3i docking station,

unplug the CPAP device from the power outlet. Disconnect the docking station
from the CPAP device and allow the docking station to drain and dry before using.

Do not operate the H

UMID

A

IRE

3i if the CPAP device has a damaged power cord

or plug.

Do not operate the H

UMID

A

IRE

3i if it is not working properly or if any part of it

has been dropped or damaged.

Keep the CPAP device power cord away from heated surfaces.

Do not drop or insert any object into any opening or tubes.

Do not use the H

UMID

A

IRE

3i in the presence of flammable or explosive

materials.

Explosion hazard—do not use in the vicinity of flammable anesthetics.

If oxygen is used with this device, the oxygen flow must be turned off when the
device is not operating.
If oxygen has been left on, turn off the flow generator, then wait 30 minutes before
turning on the flow generator again.
Explanation: When the CPAP device is not in operation and the oxygen flow is
left on, oxygen delivered into the air delivery tubing may accumulate within the
CPAP machine enclosure and create a risk of fire. This applies to most types of
CPAP machines.

Oxygen supports combustion. Oxygen should not be used while you are
smoking or in the presence of an open flame.

Always ensure airflow is being generated by the device before the oxygen
supply is turned on.

Always turn the oxygen supply off before stopping the airflow from the device.

Note: At a fixed rate of supplemental oxygen flow, the inhaled oxygen concentration
will vary, depending on where the oxygen is introduced, the pressure settings, patient
breathing pattern, mask selection and leak rate.

C

OMPONENTS

OF

YOUR

H

UMID

A

IRE

3i

Please refer to the illustrations in section A of the illustration sheet.

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