Contraindications
This mask may not be suitable for use on patients with the following
conditions: glaucoma, recent eye surgery or dry eyes, nocturnal vomiting,
hiatal hernia; impaired cardiac sphincter function; or on patients unable to
remove the mask.
Before Use
Read and understand the instructions completely.
Hand wash the mask.
Wash your face.
Inspect the mask components for damage or wear; replace if necessary.
Verify that the entrainment valve functions correctly.
Entrainment Valve
valve (Figure 2a).
not close or does not function properly, replace the mask.
Warning
Do not block the fresh air inlet on the entrainment valve. Ensure that the valve is not blocked with
Comfort Tip
If you have sensitive skin, you can condition the mask cushion before use. To condition,
create a bath of warm, soapy water and soak the cushion for 30-60 minutes. Use a mild
detergent free of conditioners, moisturizers, or bleaching agents. Rinse thoroughly and
air dry.
Cleaning Instructions for the Mask and Headgear
For multi-patient, multi-use in the hospital/institutional environment, visit us on-line
at www.sleepapnea.com or contact Customer Service at 1-724-387-4000 or Respironics
Deutschland at +49 8152 93060 to obtain mask disinfecting instructions.
For single patient reuse in the home, the mask and CPAP tubing should be cleaned
daily. The headgear should be cleaned weekly, or as needed. The headgear does not need
to be removed for daily cleaning.
Do not use bleach, alcohol, or cleaning solutions containing alcohol.
Do not use cleaners containing conditioners or moisturizers.
Rinse thoroughly. Air dry completely before use.
Inspect all parts for damage or wear; replace if necessary.
Dishwasher Instructions
1.
Remove the headgear. Do not wash the headgear in the dishwasher.
2.
Wash the mask in the top shelf of the dishwasher.
Sizing the Mask
To select the appropriate size mask, the mask cushion should surround your
face without obstructing your sight and enclose your mouth.
A—The top of the cushion should rest comfortably against the middle of the
forehead above the eye brows.
B—The bottom of the cushion should rest comfortably under the mouth and above the chin.
2
G
F
E
D
H
Figure 1
A = Top strap
B = Side strap
C = Bottom strap
D = Headgear clip
E = Entrainment valve
with fresh air inlet
(large opening)
F = Faceplate
G = Cushion
H = Accessory swivel
2a
2b
Figure 2
Figure 3
A
B
C