Sleepnet MOJO User manual

SleepNet Corporation · 5 Merrill Industrial Drive, Hampton, NH USA 03842
1-603-758-6600 · Toll Free [phone] USA and Canada
Fax [phone] · www.sleep-net.com
91007 Rev. C
MOJO FITTING TIPS
5. If the tensioning screw will no longer turn and there are still leaks at the
bridge, turn tensioning screw clockwise to original position; tighten forehead
straps; and turn tensioning screw counter clockwise until leaks are gone.
4. Connect mask to airway pressure device tubing, and turn unit on. If there are
leaks at the bridge, turn the tensioning screw counter clockwise until leaks
are gone. This will divert the force of the upper straps, down to the top of the
mask shell, and into the bridge.
1. The mask shell can be reshaped to follow the contours of the patient's face. If
the mask has been shaped previously, return to the original shape by holding
the mask with your thumbs inside the shell, parallel, and bend the wire
outward until the shell resembles a triangular pear and the sealing surface of
the gel is nearly flat.
2. Turn the mask around (elbow towards you) and rotate the tensioning screw
clockwise as far as it will easily turn. Bend the forehead pad flat.
3. Assemble the mask to the headgear, as indicated in product instructions. Put
on mask assembly; center the mask on the face, with the top of the gel at the
indent on the nose bridge between the eyes, and the bottom at the indent
below the lips. Center the headgear on head and assist with strap
adjustments; adjust to secure the mask in place, but do not overtighten. Bend
the forehead pad to fit against forehead.

SleepNet Corporation · 5 Merrill Industrial Drive, Hampton, NH USA 03842
1-603-758-6600 · Toll Free [phone] USA and Canada
Fax [phone] · www.sleep-net.com
TROUBLE SHOOTING
If the tensioning screw wheel has unscrewed from its
post, it can be re-screwed into place. Hold the mask shell with
your thumb inside the shell, pressed against the base of the post;
grasp the dual beam element with your fingers, as illustrated, and
replace the tensioning screw inside its slot, perpendicular to the
post. Turn the screw clockwise until it threads on the post.
6. Leaks are eliminated by applying moderate pressure along
the embedded wire to bend the mask shell to match their
facial contours and reduce air leaks. Adjust straps and mask
shell as needed.
When bending the mask shell, support the opposite side of
the mask so that adjustments only affect a specific part of
the shell.
7. If necessary, pull the mask away from face and reset on face; move mask
higher or lower; adjust strap lengths or upper strap position through headgear
frame.
Retaining Clip
Elbow Assembly Lip CORRECT
Not all Mojo masks feature a retaining clip. If your mask
does feature a retaining clip, and the mask elbow has
come off the mask: you will need to re-insert the retaining clip
between the mask shell and the lip of the elbow assembly. Cup the
mask shell in your hands and support the mask elbow and swivel
with your fingers. Use your thumbs to press the retaining clip under
the lip of the elbow assembly, inside the mask shell. Ensure the clip
is secure between the lip of the elbow and the mask shell. If the
elbow assembly can rotate without popping out, then the retaining
clip is correctly in place.