Maintenance, Care And Service; Malfunctions And Actions To Take - Microlife NEB 100 Mode D'emploi

• The face masks and the hose extension must not be placed in hot water!
• The device and the power supply must not come into contact with water or heat!
The face mask should be rinsed out with water after use and left to dry thoroughly. The device and the air
hose should be wiped out once a day with a clean, moist cloth – the power supply must not be
plugged into the electricity supply during this process!
For doctors' surgery, hospital:
The nebuliser chamber and mouthpiece can be placed in an autoclave at maximum 121 °C for 10 minutes.
The face masks, hose extension, power supply and device are not suitable for hot water or the
autoclave!
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Maintenance, care and service

You can buy all necessary spare parts from your national Microlife customer service
organisation. Please contact your dealer or pharmacist.
You will find detailed user information on our products and services at www.microlife.com
We recommend replacing the nebuliser, mouthpiece and masks after 3 months use.
The filter should be continually checked for cleanliness and replaced if dirty, or after
3 months use at the most. Spare filters are provided with the device. Open the air filter
compartment on the device and replace the filter as shown.
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Malfunctions and actions to take

Malfunction
The device cannot be switched on.
The red lamp above the switch is
illuminated.
The nebuliser only functions poorly or
not at all.
The service team at Microlife will be pleased to provide assistance if you have any questions or problems!
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Action
• Check whether the power supply is connected correctly and
plugged into the electricity supply correctly.
The device has switched off automatically due to overheating.
Wait until the device has cooled down and the red lamp
above the switch is no longer illuminated.
• The device has overheated and cannot be used until the
lamp is no longer illuminated.
1. Check whether the nebuliser is firmly connected.
2. Make sure that the air hose is not kinked or blocked.
3. Check whether the nebuliser is correctly assembled.
4. Make sure that medication has been added.