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Airsense 10 in reboot loop - rbonner - 08-11-2019
I woke this morning to my Airsense 10 being in a startup loop. As soon as the machine gets to the ramp up, it restarts. This continues endlessly. has anyone else experienced this? Any help would be appreciated.
RE: Airsense 10 in reboot loop - DeepBreathing - 08-11-2019
G'day rbonner. Welcome to Apnea Board.
I haven't seen this behaviour before but the first rule of troubleshooting is turn it off and back on again. I suggest you unplug it completely from the wall and wait 20 - 30 minutes before plugging back in.
My uneducated guess is that it's a power supply problem - check all plugs are tight. If the reboot doesn't work then it's probably a matter of having it checked out by a tech. Is it still under warranty?
RE: Airsense 10 in reboot loop - rbonner - 08-11-2019
I have had the machine for four+ years. I don't think it is under warranty any more. I will be calling the CPAP provider as soon as I can.
Thankfully, my son has the same unit. I was able to test mine using his power supply and unfortunately the power supply isn't the issue.
It has to be be with the machine itself. I think having a tech look at it is the only option.
Thanks for your reply.
RE: Airsense 10 in reboot loop - captainsteubing - 08-11-2019
(08-11-2019, 06:07 AM)rbonner Wrote: I have had the machine for four+ years. I don't think it is under warranty any more. I will be calling the CPAP provider as soon as I can.
Thankfully, my son has the same unit. I was able to test mine using his power supply and unfortunately the power supply isn't the issue.
It has to be be with the machine itself. I think having a tech look at it is the only option.
Thanks for your reply.
I had a thought as I was reading about your machine giving trouble that may help to identify where the problem is. Try disabling the humidifier and run a Mask Fit. If that works then try a normal run. By systematically disabling things you may be able to identify the offending part.