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The technical specifications of the mask are provided for your clinician•
to check that they are compatible with the flow generator. If used
outside specification or if used with incompatible devices, the seal
and comfort of the mask may not be effective, optimum therapy may
not be achieved, and leak, or variation in the rate of leak, may affect
the flow generator function.
Discontinue using the mask if you have ANY adverse reaction to the•
use of the mask, and consult your physician or sleep therapist.
Using a mask may cause tooth, gum or jaw soreness or aggravate an•
existing dental condition. If symptoms occur, consult your physician
or dentist.
As with all masks, some rebreathing may occur at low CPAP•
pressures.
Refer to your CPAP or bilevel device manual for details on settings and•
operational information.
Remove all packaging before using the mask.•
Cleaning your mask in the home
Your mask and headgear should only be handwashed by gently rubbing in
warm (approximately 30°C) water using mild soap. All components should
be rinsed well with drinking quality water and allowed to air dry out of direct
sunlight.
Daily/After each use:
To optimise the mask seal, facial oils should be removed from the cushion•
after use.
Handwash the separated mask components (excluding headgear).•
If the vent requires cleaning use a soft bristle brush.•
Weekly:
Handwash the headgear. It may be washed without being disassembled.•
WARNING
Do not use aromatic-based solutions or scented oils (eg, eucalyptus•
or essential oils), bleach, alcohol or products that smell strongly (eg,
citrus) to clean any of the mask components. Residual vapors from
these solutions can be inhaled if not rinsed thoroughly.They may also
damage the mask, causing cracks.
CAUTION
If any visible deterioration of a mask component is apparent (cracking,•
crazing, tears etc.), the mask component should be discarded and
replaced.
