Better Rest SoClean 2 CPAP User manual

PAP Disinfecting Device User Guide
Including all PAP Devices (Positive Airway Pressure)
CPAP, VPAP, APAP, BiPAP, BPAP, C-Flex, A-Flex, and Bi-Flex

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Thank you for your purchase of the SoClean 2 CPAP disinfecting system. At Better Rest
Solutions we are committed to providing innovative and safe methods that can improve the
health and well-being of our customers. We hope that the SoClean will do just that for you.
Please familiarize yourself with this manual, and the operation of the unit. After a few easy
steps, you’ll find that daily disinfecting of your CPAP equipment has never been easier. This
unique process eliminates bacteria, mold, viruses, and other pathogens. It does all this by
using gaseous activated oxygen alone – no need for liquid disinfectors or messy preparations.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you might have.
Thank You!

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1. Indications for Use, Cautions, and Specifications..................................... 4
3. Included with your SoClean .................................................................... 5
4. Important Supplies .................................................................................. 6
5. Getting Started........................................................................................ 7
6. Your SoClean Timer & Display ............................................................... 10
7. Using your SoClean............................................................................... 14
8. Care and Maintenance for your SoClean................................................ 16
9. FAQ....................................................................................................... 17
10. Classification, Symbols, Tables ............................................................ 18
Contents

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DANGER: Keep away from water sources including rain, bathtubs, sinks and pools.
DANGER: Keep away from children. It is not a toy!
DANGER: Do not use in explosive air environments, near gas vapors, or other ammables, etc.
DANGER: Do not place any items on top of SoClean Unit, particularly ammables
or ignitable items.
DANGER: Never place any living thing (including pets) inside.
WARNING: Do not dismantle the SoClean unit.
WARNING: Do not run the SoClean for more than 30 minutes consecutively.
WARNING: Please be aware that there are sensitive electronics inside the SoClean. If you
need to clean your SoClean, wipe with a damp cloth. Do not submerge your SoClean or use
any chemical cleaners to clean out the inside of the SoClean chamber.
Indication of Use, Cautions, and Specifications
Indications for Use: The SoClean is a general, Positive Airway Pressure (PAP), disinfecting unit
and is intended to be used in the home and professional healthcare facility. A patient who uses
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) treatment can use
the SoClean to have a daily automated disinfector when one fails to follow daily cleaning procedures
or wants the added benet of a thorough disinfecting in addition to daily cleaning.
The SoClean is designed to be attached to a patient’s pap machine continuously, while only running
when the mask is in the disinfecting chamber.
Contraindications for Use: Do not use SoClean if patient uses fragrant essence in the reservoir
water or highly fragrant detergents to clean CPAP equipment.
Discontinue use if patient develops acne or rash along mask contact line.
Electrical
Characteristics
Frequency Response: 0.48 MHz
CMRR: 38.5 dBuV/m
Power Consumption: 12 VDC
Sampling Rate: 250.9 MHz
Physical
Characteristics
Dimensions: 7.5”x6.5”x8.5”
Weight: 5.6lbs
Cord Length: 4’ 8”
Environmental
Characteristics
Operating: 10C to 50C
10% to 95% Humidity
Storage: 10C to 50C
10% to 95% Humidity

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Included with your SoClean
Removable hose
slot plug (installed)
SoClean check valve assembly
with injection fitting and hose
(installed)
SoClean
filter
cartridge
(installed)
AC power adapter
Neutralizing
pre-wash

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Important supplies
Check Valve Assembly (installed)
Prevents water in your humidifier reservoir
from backing up into your SoClean
machine. If you can see water in the clear
tube, replace the check valve assembly
immediately. Replace every 6 months.
Filter Cartridge (installed)
This filter converts activated oxygen back
into normal oxygen. Replace every 6
months.
Neutralizing Pre-Wash
Fragrance-free hypoallergenic cleaning
solution. The pre-wash neutralizes any
pre-existing odors from detergents,
and removes any residue from the
manufacturing process that could react
with activated oxygen. Use the pre-wash
whenever you hand wash your CPAP
equipment. Use either the pre-wash or
any other fragrance-free dye-free dish
detergent.

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Getting Started
1. Pre-washing your Equipment
Use two capfuls of the included pre-wash
with a gallon of water to wash your CPAP
equipment (mask, hose, and reservoir), then
rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Note: The SoClean 2 Go uses no fluids in
its operation. The pre-wash is supplied for
hand washing your CPAP equipment only.
2. Installing the Injection Fitting
With humidifier: Disconnect your CPAP
hose from your CPAP machine. Position the
injection fitting onto the port of your reservoir,
allowing the smaller hose to enter into and
rest on or near the bottom of the reservoir.
If necessary, trim the injection hose if to fit in
the reservoir.
Note: If you keep water in the reservoir, it
is recommended to keep the end of the
injection hose below the water level.

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Now connect your CPAP hose to the end of
the injection fitting.
Note: Different reservoirs may require
different approaches to hose insertion. If
you have difficulty, visit
www.BetterRestSolutions.com for
information on various humidifier models,
or contact Better Rest Solutions directly at
1-866-501-3705.
Without humidifier: If you are currently
not using a humidifier, remove the short
length of black hose from the inside of the
injection fitting by pulling it straight off, and
then attach the fitting directly to your CPAP
machine. Reconnect your CPAP hose to
end of the injection fitting.
Note: You do not need to disconnect the
injection fitting to use your CPAP. You may
leave the SoClean connected to your CPAP.
Depending on the style of your reservoir,
you may need to disconnect the fitting to
add water to your reservoir.
Remove small
injection hose first,
do not insert into
CPAP machine.
Getting Started continued

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Getting Started
3. Power Up
Plug your AC adapter into the back of
the SoClean and then into a wall outlet.
Proceed to set your timer.

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Your SoClean timer will allow you to completely automate your daily cleaning. The SoClean
comes preset to start a 7 minute cleaning cycle at 10:00 am. First set the clock to match
your current time. You can easily change these settings by following the steps on the next
page.
If you unplug the SoClean or experience a power loss, you will need to
reset the current time only. The disinfecting settings will remain saved.
Your SoClean Timer & Display
Clock Set
Disinfecting
Cycle Set
Current Time
Cycle Start Time
Disinfecting Cycle Indicator Light
Length of Cycle
Manual
Control
Decrease /
Increase

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Setting the Clock
Press the button.
Change the time by pushing either the
(minor (plusbutton until your current time is
reached. By holding down the button the
time moves faster. Press the (clocbutton
once more to store your time and return to
the home screen.
Setting the Run Time and Duration
Press the button.
Press the (min or (plusbutton to decrease
or increase the number of minutes of your
run time.
Note: A run time of 5 to 10 minutes should
be enough to completely disinfect your
equipment.
Set Current Time
Set Current Time
Set Current Time
Set Current Time
Set Current Time
Set Run Time
(in minutes)
Set Run Time
(in minutes)
Set Run Time
(in minutes)
Set Current Time
Set Current Time
Set Current Time
Your SoClean Timer & Display

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Press the button again and you will be
prompted to set the time of day you would
like to run your SoClean.
Use the (minor (plusbutton to reach the
desired time. Press the button once
more to store your settings and return to
the home screen.
Manual Mode
For those times when you wish to sanitize
your equipment other than during your
scheduled cycle, simply place your mask
inside the SoClean like you normally would
and press the button. The SoClean
will then operate according to your preset
run time. Your timer settings will not be
affected. As with your normal disinfecting
procedure, wait for the green light before
removing your mask.
24-Hour Clock
If you prefer your clock to display in the 24-
hour format (military time), press the (minand
(clocbuttons. You will then be prompted
to choose either the 12 or 24-hour format.
Press the button to save your setting.
Set Current Time
Set Run Time
(in minutes)
Set Run Time
(in minutes)
Set Start Time
Set Start Time
Set Current Time
Set Current Time
Set Current Time
Set Current Time
Your SoClean Timer & Display continued

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Cycle Indicator Light
The lighted bar below the clock display
indicates which stage of the disinfecting
cycle the SoClean is in.
RED when the SoClean is operating and
generating activated oxygen.
YELLOW when the SoClean is in its 2-hour
disinfecting cycle.
GREEN when disinfecting has been
successfully completed.
The lighted display will turn off once
the lid is lifted.
Display Messages
Hose not present. Cycle will not run:
This message displays during the manual
mode when there is no mask/hose in the
SoClean, the lid is not properly closed, or
the hose slot plug is missing or improperly
seated.
Order filter kit: This message displays
after approximately 6 months of use as a
reminder to order a replacement filter and
check valve kit.
Your SoClean Timer & Display
Hose not
present
Order
Filter Kit

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After the initial setup, using your SoClean
unit is extremely easy. You will not need to
disassemble any components to disinfect
you equipment daily.
1. Open the lid.
2. Install the removable hose slot plug into
one open slot.
Using Your SoClean

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3. Insert your mask into the chamber
allowing its attached hose to rest in the
open hose slot.
Note: The SoClean gives you the option of
inserting your mask and hose from either
side of the machine. To change sides,
remove the hose slot plug from its position
by lifting it straight out, and insert it into the
slot on the opposite side.
4. Close the lid.
The SoClean will now automatically operate
according to its preset time and duration.
Note: The SoClean will never operate
without the mask and hose present in the
securely closed chamber. Additionally, the
SoClean will not operate if the hose slot
plug is missing or improperly seated.
Important: Even though the actual run
time of the SoClean may only be 5 to 10
minutes, it is necessary to let the mask
remain in the closed chamber for at least
2 more hours. After that period, the cycle
indicator light will shine green as a sign that
all disinfecting is complete and the mask is
ready to be removed from the chamber.
5. Once cycle has completed, open the
lid, remove mask and removable hose
slot plug. Leave slot plug inside SoClean
chamber.
Using Your SoClean

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Care and Maintenance for your SoClean
To remove dust, you may wipe down the
SoClean with a damp cloth.
The SoClean check valve assembly and
filter cartridge should be replaced every 6
months. A reminder message on the display
will appear after approximately 6 months,
depending upon usage.
Visit www.BetterRestSolutions.com or
an authorized distributor to purchase a
Cartridge Filter Kit.
Cartridge Filter
REPLACE EVERY 6 MONTHS
Check Valve Assembly
REPLACE EVERY 6 MONTHS

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1. Will my CPAP equipment be wet from
the SoClean? No. The SoClean disinfects with
activated oxygen. No fluids or water are used in
this process.
2. Is the SoClean harmful to me or the
environment? No. The activated oxygen
generator is always kept at a safe level and
never reaches the outside environment.
3. How do I know that my SoClean is truly
sanitizing? After the disinfecting process has
been successfully completed, the cycle indicator
light will shine green. Your CPAP equipment will
have a light, clean scent.
4. What if the scent the SoClean leaves is
too strong for me? If you have already treated
your equipment with the Neutralizing Pre-Wash,
and still feel that the scent is too strong, there
are a number of things you can do: (1) Before
wearing your mask at bedtime, run your CPAP
for 20 seconds to allow any residual scent to be
blown out. (2) Set the timer so that treatments
take place earlier in the day, allowing any residual
scent to dissipate by nighttime. (3) Reduce the
treatment duration time. You can cut back to
as little as 5 minutes and still receive effective
disinfecting. (4) Disinfect your equipment every
other day instead of daily.
5. What if my indicator light is shining red
or yellow? This means that the disinfecting
process is not yet complete. Please wait until
the light shines green to remove your CPAP
equipment from the SoClean chamber. (see
page 13)
FAQ
6. What if my indicator light is not shining
after a scheduled cleaning time? This would
indicate that the SoClean did not carry out its
scheduled disinfecting. Common reasons for
this are that the lid was not securely closed,
there was no mask in the chamber at cleaning
time or the open hose slot plug is missing or not
properly seated.
7. What if I missed my scheduled
sanitizing time, but still wish to sanitize my
equipment? In these instances you can use the
Manual feature. See your User Guide on how to
do this. (see page 12)
8. Why does my display say Order Filter Kit?
This message appears approximately every 6
months, depending upon usage, as a reminder
to regularly replace the filter and check valve
assembly.
9. Are there materials that I should avoid
putting into the SoClean? Nylon and natural
rubber break down when exposed to activated
oxygen. Most manufacturers typically do not use
these materials in their reservoirs, hoses, masks
or headgear. If you have questions in this regard,
contact your CPAP manufacturer, supplier or
Better Rest Solutions.
10. My mask feels oily, what should I do?
Skin chemistry is unique. Some individuals with
an oily skin type may need to hand-wash the
mask occasionally.
For further questions or concerns,
please feel free to search our website
www.betterrestsolutions.com, or contact us at
866-501-3705.

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Classification, Symbols, Tables
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
(WEEE) It is the responsibility of the end
user to dispose of this equipment at a
designated collection point.
Complies with
Medical Device
Directive of the
European Union.
Serial NumberConsult Manual
Chomerics Test Services
Conducted Emissions Class B 150kHz - 30 MHz 9kHz Resolution Bandwidth
FCC Part 15 Subpart B - Class B - Hot Line - AVERAGE
Frequency Neutral
Line
Correction AVG Margin (dB) Pass/Fail Class B
MHz AVG(dB) Factor (dB) dB(uV) (+/-) Indicator Limit
0.47405 2.5 19.9 22.4 -24.4 PASS 47
0.48193 3 19.9 23 -23.5 PASS 47
0.48718 2.3 19.9 22.2 -24.1 PASS 46
0.48928 3 19.9 22.9 -23.4 PASS 46
0.49694 1.8 19.9 21.8 -24.3 PASS 46
0.50266 1.6 19.9 21.6 -24.4 PASS 46
Chomerics Test Services
Conducted Emissions Class B 150kHz - 30 MHz 9kHz Resolution Bandwidth
FCC Part 15 Subpart B - Class B - Neutral Line - Quasi Peak
Frequency Hot Line Correction QP Margin (dB) Pass/Fail Class B
MHz QP(dB) Factor (dB) dB(uV) (+/-) Indicator Limit
0.47405 14.3 19.9 34.2 -22.6 PASS 57
0.48193 14.2 19.9 34.1 -22.4 PASS 57
0.48718 13.9 19.9 33.8 -22.6 PASS 56
0.48928 14 19.9 33.9 -22.4 PASS 56
0.49694 13.5 19.9 33.4 -22.6 PASS 56
0.50266 13.1 19.9 33 -23 PASS 56

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Classification, Symbols, Tables
TEST LOCATION Measurement
Uncertainty (dBuV)
Conducted Emissions 9kHz - 150kHz Test Chamber A 3.61
Conducted Emissions 150kHz - 30MHz Test Chamber A 3.23
Radiated Emissions 30MHz - 1GHz at
3 Meter/10 Meter
Open Area Test Site B 4.57
Conducted Emissions 9kHz - 150kHz Open Area Test Site B 3.61
Conducted Emissions 150kHz - 30MHz Open Area Test Site B 3.05
Chomerics Test Services - AVERAGE
Conducted Emissions 150kHz - 30MHz 9kHz Resolutions Bandwidth
FCC Part 15 Subpart B - Class B - Hot Line - AVERAGE
Frequency Hot Line Correction AVG Margin (dB) Pass/Fail Class B
MHz AVG(dB) Factor (dB) dB(uV) (+/-) Indicator Limit
0.47583 4.2 19.9 24.2 -22.5 PASS 47
0.47597 4.5 19.9 24.4 -22.2 PASS 47
0.48591 2.8 19.9 22.8 -23.6 PASS 46
0.49005 2.9 19.9 22.9 -23.4 PASS 46
0.49005 2.9 19.9 22.9 -23.4 PASS 46
0.4934 2.6 19.9 22.6 -23.6 PASS 46
Chomerics Test Services
Conducted Emissions 150kHz - 30MHz 9kHz Resolution Bandwidth
FCC Part 15 Subpart B - Class B - Hot Line - Quasi Peak
Frequency Hot Line Correction QP Margin (dB) Pass/Fail Class B
MHz QP(dB) Factor (dB) dB(uV) (+/-) Indicator Limit
0.47583 15.9 19.9 35.8 -20.9 PASS 57
0.47597 15.9 19.9 35.8 -20.9 PASS 57
0.48591 15.1 19.9 35 -21.4 PASS 56
0.49005 14.6 19.9 34.5 -21.8 PASS 56
0.49005 14.6 19.9 34.5 -21.8 PASS 56
0.49005 14.2 19.9 34.1 -22.1 PASS 56