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4.3 Exhalation system
The mask has an integrated exhalation system. The
retaining ring and mask body are shaped in such a
way that a gap forms between these parts. The ex-
haled air can escape through this gap.
4.4 Anti-asphyxia valve (full-face
mask only)
Risk of asphyxia if anti-asphyxia valve not
working properly!
Residues may cause the valve to stick and lead to
CO being re-inhaled.
2
 Check before every use that the openings of the
anti-asphyxia valve are clear.
If the therapy device fails, the anti-asphyxia valve
opens so that the patient can breathe ambient air.
5 Cleaning and hygiene
treatment
Risk of injury from inadequate cleaning!
Residues may congest the mask, impair the
integrated exhalation system and jeopardize therapy
success.
 For patients with a compromised immune system
or particular background of illness, disinfect
mask components daily following consultation
with the physician.
5.1 Clean mask
1. Dismantle mask (see Figure ).
2. Clean mask in accordance with the table below:
Action
Wash mask components with warm water
and a mild detergent.
When washing mask parts, clean thoroughly
with a cloth or a soft brush.
Or: Put the mask parts (except for anti-
asphyxia valve) in the dishwasher., max.
temperature 70 °C.
Wash headgear by hand.
3. Rinse all parts with clear water.
4. Allow all parts to air-dry.
5. Perform a visual inspection.
6. If necessary: replace damaged parts.
7. Re-assemble mask (see Figure
r
Discolorations of mask components do not impair
the functionality of the mask.
5.2 Hygiene treatment (clinical
sphere)
You must subject the mask to a hygiene treatment in
the event of a change of patient. Information on the
hygiene treatment with a change of patient can be
found in a brochure available on the manufacturer's
website. We will also send you this brochure on re-
quest.
6 Disposal
You can dispose of all parts in domestic waste.
7 Troubleshooting
Fault Cause
Pain from
Loosen headgear
pressure on Mask too tight.
slightly.
the face.
Tighten headgear
Mask too loose.
slightly.
Draft in the
eye.
Contact your specialist
Mask does not fit.
dealer.
Mask not correctly Re-adjust mask (see
adjusted. Figure
Mask cushion
Replace mask cushion.
amaged.
Therapy pres-
Check connectors,
sure is not
Patient circuit
check tubes properly
reached.
leaking.
located.
Full-face mask only:
Replace anti-asphyxia
Anti-asphyxia valve
valve.
defective.
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X
X
8 Technical specifications
).
Product class to directive
93/42/EEC
Dimensions
(W x H x D in mm):
Size S
Size M
Size L
Weight:
Size S
Size M
Size L
Therapy pressure range
Tube connection: ta-
pered connection to EN
ISO 5356-1
Temperature range:
Operation
Transport and storage
Flow resistance
Remedy
at 50 l/min
at 100 l/min
Flow resistance, anti-
asphyxia valve
Inspiration at 50 l/min:
Exhalation at 50 l/min:
Switching pressure
Anti-asphyxia valve
• Open:
).
• Close:
Quoted two-figure noise
emission value to
ISO 4871:
- Sound pressure level
- Sound power level
- Uncertainty factor
Service life
Useful life
Standards applied
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The mask materials deteriorate if exposed to e.g. ag-
gressive detergents. In individual cases it may be nec-
essary to replace mask parts sooner.
9 Pressure/flow curve
The characteristic pressure/flow curve shows the
leakage flow as a function of therapy pressure.
Nasal mask Full Face
80
mask
70
IIa
60
50
40
30
98 x 120 x 86 90 x 145 x 101 20
98 x 129 x 88 90 x 155 x 101 10
0
105 x 126 x 104 90 x 170 x 101
0,0 5,0
Output pressure at therapy device (hPa)
86 g 120 g
88 g 126 g
90 g 134 g
10 Materials
4 hPa - 30 hPa
Only use the mask after consulting your physician if
you are allergic to any of the following substances:
Ø 22 mm (male)
Mask part
Mask cushion, forehead cushion
+5 °C to + 40 °C
Retaining ring (hard component)
-20 °C to +70 °C
Retaining ring (soft component)
0.3 hPa 0.3 hPa ± 0.1 hPa
1.0 hPa 0.7 hPa± 0.1 hPa
Headgear clip
Forehead support, rotating sleeve,
- 0.8 hPa ±0.1 hPa
mask body, elbow
- 0.6 hPa ±0.1 hPa
Headgear
- ≤ 0.5 hPa
- ≤ 0.8 hPa
Anti-asphyxia valve, valve safety
device
16 dB(A) 13 dB(A)
No parts of the mask contain latex, PVC (polyvinyl
24 dB(A) 21 dB(A)
chloride) or DEHP (diethylhexyl phthalate).
3 dB(A) 3 dB(A)
5 years
11 Warranty
1
up to 12 months
Löwenstein Medical Technology gives the customer a
EN ISO 17510-2:2009
limited manufacturer warranty on new original
Löwenstein Medical Technology products and any re-
placement part fitted by Löwenstein Medical
Technology in accordance with the warranty condi-
tions applicable to the product in question and in ac-
cordance with the warranty periods from date of
purchase as listed below. The warranty conditions are
available on the website of the manufacturer. We will
also send you the warranty conditions on request.
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JOYCEeasy X Full Face
JOYCEeasy X Nasal
10,0 15,0 20,0 25,0 30,0 35,0 40,0
Material
SI (Silicone)
PP (polypropylene)
TPE (thermoplastic
elastomer)
PA (polyamide), HTC
(Tritan), POM
(polyoxymethylene)
PA (polyamide)
EL (elastane),
PES (polyester),
PU (polyurethane),
UBL loop, CO (cotton),
PA (polyamide)
SI (Silicone), PP
(polypropylene)