3i f, Etting, Your – ResMed HumidAire 3i User Manual

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S

ETTING

U

P

YOUR

H

UMID

A

IRE

3i F

OR

U

SE

!

WARNING

Make sure your flow generator is switched off at the power outlet before
connecting the HumidAire 3i.

R

EMOVING

THE

FRONT

CAP

(

IF

FITTED

)

Please refer to the illustrations in section B of the illustration sheet.
Your flow generator may be fitted with a front cap (B-1). Before you can attach the
H

UMID

A

IRE

3i, press the button underneath the front cap (B-2) and pull it away from

the body of your flow generator (B-3 & B-4).

Notes

•

To replace the front cap, align it with your flow generator (B-4) and push it firmly until it
clicks into place.

•

Remember to take the front cap with you when travelling, in case you need CPAP
therapy without a humidifier.

R

EMOVING

AND

STORING

THE

CONNECTOR

PLUG

Please refer to the illustrations in section C of the illustration sheet.
Before attaching the H

UMID

A

IRE

3i, remove the connector plug from your flow

generator (C-1) and attach it to the back of the docking station (C-2).

A

TTACHING

YOUR

H

UMID

A

IRE

3i

Please refer to the illustrations in section D of the illustration sheet.

1

Align your H

UMID

A

IRE

3i with your flow generator (D-1) and push them together

until they click into place (D-2).

!

WARNING

•

The HumidAire 3i docking station should only be connected or disconnected
when the water chamber is empty.

•

Water must be prevented from entering your flow generator. Do not transport
the flow generator with the HumidAire 3i attached.

2

Insert the power cord into the socket at the rear of your flow generator. Plug the other
end of the power cord into a power outlet (D-3).

Note: If your flow generator is powered via the DC input, the HumidAire 3i is not powered
and humidification output will be reduced.

3

Place the combined unit on a firm, level surface near your bed at a level lower than
your sleeping position. Ensure the surface is not sensitive to heat and/or moisture, or
use a protective mat.

!

CAUTION

Be careful not to place the unit where it can be bumped into and knocked over.

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