ResMed AirSense 10 Review / Tutorial Part 3 of 3 - Change Pressure

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00:00 Part 3 Introduction - Advanced Settings
00:38 Accessing The Secret Clinical Menu
01:18 Changing The Therapy mode - Autoset / CPAP
01:38 Changing The Max & Min Pressure limits
03:30 Changing The Mask Style
04:00 Changing The Pressure Relief EPR
05:35 Data Essentials - Turn on to Plus
05:50 Setting Reminders
06:05 Changing Language, Date, Time, Temp units, Pressure Units
06:50 Using Your Sleep Report To Set Your Max & Min Pressure Limits. This will help make your therapy more comfortable and avoid excessive high pressures.
In part 3 of our instructional tutorial Nick takes a look at the advanced clinical menu of the ResMed AirSense 10 machine. This is where you can change pressure level settings etc
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Thanks legends!

[@stevewatson6546]

You are a legend. 7 weeks complaining that the pressure was too high causing mask leak and being unable to breath properly, I watch this 1 video and I have 2 consecutive nights of 7 & 8 hours sleep with my AHI less than five both nights. My wife was expecting me to give up due to lack of help but not now. Thank you so much.

[@chrisginoc]

Same here! Most helpful video

[@Lesloi6227]

same here -

[@marthawilborn4773]

Same

[@ronlashley3366]

Yes, when I first got mine I actually new alot of people that had used them. All said they quit using theirs. After suffering all these years and finding ALL of your videos, I think all will be better!

[@Dougggggggg]

Respiratory Therapist here.... Thank you so much for this video, I personally have this machine in my home and just received it. Now I feel much more comfortable setting it up for my wife.... The tech that came to set this up could not answer any of my questions whatsoever... Once again thank you..

[@CPAPReviews]

Cheers Doug. Glad i could help and good work helping the misses with her gear. All the best brother. Nick

[@spartan8185]

Holy smokes. There is so much I needed to learn before I got started!! This has helped so much!! Setting the max pressure was a godsend. I would have low (ish) apneas when I started but I would wake up early in the morning with the pressure so high it was practically blowing out my face!! I adjusted this and now sleep through the night completely with low apneas. The med tech/salesman that sent me home with this the first night didn't explain this to me and seemed to just want to shove the unit in my hand and get me out the door. This makes fine tuning (and overall success) possible!! Thanks so much for this!!

[@jeremy7383]

OMG Thank you so much. I've been complaining about the pressure being TOO high and back pressure. Looks like I have found the information I need to get some sleep. You are a savior.

[@CPAPReviews]

Cheers brother. Glad it helped. Take care mate

[@SLINGSHOTWORLDTV]

My NHS practitioner trusts me with access to clinical menus and always has. Did you ever ask yours if they would? It may be regional health politics.

[@skb2361]

Thank you. I recently purchased ResMed Airsense 10 and was having trouble with dry mouth. The dry mouth was so bad that my cheeks were sticking to my gums and my mouth was sealed shut. There was a complete lack of saliva in my mouth. I never had this problem with my ResMed S9 and the same mask. Because of this video, I was able to revise the settings on Airsense 10 after checking the settings on my old ResMed S9. The EPR was set to off on the new machine and set on 3 on the old machine. The maximum pressure was set to 20 on the new machine and 12 on the old machine. The ramp time was set to auto on the new machine and 45 minutes on the old machine. Once I made the updates my leakage dropped in one night to over 30 to under 2 and there were no issues with dry mouth.

[@fiona4228]

These tutorials are must watches for any new CPAP user or anyone being woken up due to pressures being set too high. Can't thank Nick enough for making these tutorials.

[@vickyintc]

medical supplier set my new machine pressure on 17 it was supposed to be 7. Needless to say it blew my stomach full of air. When I sit up. Another friend, legionnaire disease from cpap machine.

[@edellington]

I use the settings described in this video about 6 months ago. It was life-changing and made them the CPAP much easier to use. I have since shared this information with multiple people and they say thank you as well

[@zinkzxd2891]

Finally, the first video series that shows how to really use this thing! Good job.

[@eddiephillips8709]

Thanks very much Nick for this hugely useful info. I have had a CPAP for a number of years now and have had to rely on CPAP staff from my local hospital on a once a year basis. They never told me about the secret technician’s screen, and neither did the manufacturers. Seems the idea is we are all idiots and will end up messing our CPAP machines up if we know how to configure them, which is of course nonsense. My old machine (a Philips remstar) broke down recently and the hospital supplied me with a new ResMed AirSense 10. After the first night I had 5.1 AHI. The second night it went to 9.5. I was desperate for help, but knew it was going to be impossible to actually see anybody at the hospital so I resorted to KZbin. I was amazed that you had produced such a great youTube site explaining how to correctly access and set all the options for myself. After taking your advice for a couple of nights I managed to get my AHI Settings down to 1.4. I couldn’t believe that ResMed were trying to shut down your site. For many years I had suffered being woken by overly high pressures almost blowing my mask off. Now because of your site I don’t need to suffer that anymore. Thank you!

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks Eddie, glad you enjoyed the vid mate. There's a lot of stake holders mate so if everyone starts taking care of them selves then no one will visit the doctors and labs etc so they keep it secret. Cheers

[@Bunny69Bee]

AGREED. They took their customers for IDIOTS. Shame ! Like we could not even be trusted to set it ourselves ???

[@FoxRogers]

Thank you so much. I used mine for the first time last night and your 3 videos really helped me tweak it over the night so it was perfect. I wouldn't have been able to do it otherwise, really appreciate it!

[@CPAPReviews]

hello, thanks for the kind words :-). Glad you found it useful. Have a great day and best wishes for you and your sleep

[@donald5704]

Thank you so much for this helpful and informative video. I just transitioned from the recalled Philips to the Resmed thanks to your videos. I have been having some trouble with too much pressure causing air leaks through my mouth. Your recommendations on how to set max pressure based on the average nightly pressure on the sleep report is just what I was looking for. Please keep doing what you do. You’re making a difference.

[@jd9046]

This has been been the most useful of all videos I have seen. Just got an S10 after 7 years of S9 which was used in the dark. This video is just chock full of worthwhile information.

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment. Nick

[@debbiethechickencrazy2744]

Thank you so much for putting this out , I am in the uk and have been using a toxic Dreamstation for the last 2 years, it's only thanks to you that I found out about it. Luckily I was very fortunate and able to purchase the resmed but my first night was terrible as I could hardly breathe out. Have just set it so that it will be easier to breathe out all the time, not just on the ramp . Thank again , Debbie 😊

[@mrirfanawan]

Thank you very much. The way you have explained adjustment of max pressure was really awesome..

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks Jacky, glad you found it useful

[@caja5059]

Brilliant! Thank you SO much Nick, all of your videos have helped me greatly. I am a newbie to all this, having only recently been diagnosed with moderate (when on my side) to severe (when on my back) OSA. I bought the ResMed AutoSense 10 for her device and I could not find anything in the manual about the clinical menu to fine-tune the settings. Your videos have been a game changer by giving me not only the knowledge but also the confidence to tweak the settings to improve my quality of sleep. My AHI are now consistently low - usually below 1, with the highest at 2.8. My main challenge now is to try to reduce the dreaded aerophagia effects... my extremely loud snoring and snorting has now been replaced by extremely loud sounds from the other end! :) Clearly I need to do some more tweaking to the settings and will be guided by your videos. Thanks again Nick, it is wonderful to see how much you are helping other people's lives. Cheers!

[@oldrango883]

Thank you very much for your detailed video series in this unit. Much easier to follow than making a long drawn out customer service call!

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi there, thanks for the great feedback! Appreciate it. Nick

[@gummy951]

Thank you so much! I just got my machine the other day and last night was my first sleep with it. I felt like I couldn’t breathe at all and I ended up taking it off in the middle of the night. I turned my pressure up to 5 and it already feels better

[@chetbarney6635]

Fantastic! I came to visit my dad, and borrowed his cpap that he doesn't use anymore. This video allowed me to change the settings to match what I have at home.

[@talawoods25]

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!! I just got this machine yesterday and was given very little info on how to use it. You're a godsend😊 Cheers from Texas🇺🇸

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi there, you're very welcome! Glad i could help. Cheers from Melbourne :-)

[@empathicpsychotherapy]

Thanks for these 3 videos! Really helpful!

[@CPAPReviews]

Cheers, glad they helped :)

[@BillKingsland]

I just watched this at 3:00 am. I haven't been sleeping through the night since switching to a ResMed machine. I think I have the solution. Thanks! Now to see if I can adjust the settings without waking up my wife... :-)

[@patrickjustdo-inthings2936]

Kudos, you provide the best plain English explanation for all CPAP users. Thanks

[@susanscott402]

Thank you for explaining it all to me, it was never explained by my hospital sleep clinic, they just set if and off I go, now I feel more in control only taken me 10 years to find out

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Susan, glad i was able to help. Have a great day. Nick

[@Bunny69Bee]

i think it's quite NEGLIGENT for the hospital to send you home with it without giving you the full MANUAL on how to set it. It's like sending you home with a Chainsaw and do not say anything about Safety Precautions and how to not suffocate at night.

[@tedel44]

Thank you for this video, very informative!. Now I can adjust my pressure and epr to help me get used to my resmed airsense 10 auto. Just turning off ramp up has improved the experience, I don't feel starved for air during the first 20 minutes of treatment.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hello, you're very welcome, Glad you liked it

[@ramaramalingam9809]

Had been using Resmed Auto S9 for 6 years, but AirSense 10 Auto is far better. Had problems to get the new one going, but your videos made it easy and simple. Great work mate, keep doing the good work, Cheers

[@CPAPReviews]

HI Rama, thanks for the kind words. Best wishes Nick

[@kathyd5394]

I cannot tell you how much I thank you for sharing that info.

[@bartpage5535]

A clear simple tutorial, I wish more KZbin tutorials were this good.

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad it was helpful! Cheers Bart

[@valleyjoe3]

Thanks so much for these videos. The new machine is blowing me out of the water and now changed setting to see if that helps. Clicked on to your FB group. Looking forward to seeing questions. Appreciate you mate! Blessings on your journey!

[@Oooooh-Betty]

Many thanks for this upload. My sleep clinic have been terribly unhelpful, and this simple video has been extremely useful for me. All the best mate 😎

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey legend, glad to hear it! Thanks for the kind words. Nick

[@davidgrason161]

I've had exactly the same responses from my own sleep clinics. They seem to be more afraid that i will fiddle with the output of the machine than stick to what the doctors originally prescribed. It's like fiddling with the machine is the unforgivable sin.

[@myrarowe3950]

Many thanks from me also; I live in north Texas and viewed videos a few years ago, Going back to them now is awesome!! I'm sure that I'll be back to your site. Best Regards, Myra R.

[@CPAPReviews]

Awesome! Hi from Melbourne. I've got a great audience in Texas ;-). All the best for the future. Nick

[@suzannesherman2304]

Very informative they didn’t even tell me all of this info when they brought it to me. I’m learning much more! Awesome job!

[@calming.goat5]

It’s because you (probably) aren’t a licensed health care professional and shouldn’t be changing these setting prescribed by your doctor.

[@dr.billreid2927]

@@calming.goat5 Agree that most people should go through their doc first, and everyone should let the doc know you've made (or want to make) changes. I'm a physician, but not a pulmonologist or sleep expert, and appreciate the information, but I can see how many people could defeat the purpose of their therapy with the wrong settings. ("Nick" DOES say to be sure the nightly AHI (Events/hr.) doesn't go above five.)

[@haroldg.pedersonjr.1421]

You just saved me from buying a new CPAP machine. The section where you press the Nav button and the Home button at the same time showed me how to fix the problem I had. My problem was the tubing, standard/slim, had gotten set to slim instead of standard, from some glitch. I was able to reset it to standard, which solved all the problems. Thanx, so much.

[@justinlang313]

God Bless you! Thank you so much for explaining what each option does and showing how to get to this menu. Epr was what I needed. Thank you again! 🙏

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Justin, i'm glad you enjoyed it. Please consider joining up and becoming a channel member - cpap.review/membership

[@TheCj7merah]

Glad your still going, you have nailed it with your advise/support

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks Darren, glad you think so. Much love. Nicko

[@relaxingsoundsforthesoul6809]

Thanks a million.. this helped me a lot. Now I sleep better after adjusting the pressure levels!

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi guys, ResMed is trying to take down the CPAP Reviews channel. I think we might have 12 hours left. Here's a Facebook Group i started! Please join for support - facebook.com/groups/138127984943408 . If you have any free time please copy this and post it on the comments. Thank you so much! Nick

[@braddockakalatis2]

Thank you for making these. Just subbed. That n95 explanation makes setting my machine so much easier. Do you know if one can use the iNap and cpap at the same time? Thanks for everything.

[@Mountaincin]

Thank you I wish I had found your video 7 years ago. Life saver!

[@CPAPReviews]

Most welcome. Better late than never hey haha. Welcome to the channel. Nick

[@GrantSorensen]

Great video series on this AirSense! Thanks for the information.

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks Gar :)

[@tmiller1079]

Thank you!! I've been needing this info for ages...

[@susanbrooks9317]

Thank you for giving the best tutorial ever!

[@jobseeker1612]

Nick, wonderful tutorial. However, I suggest that before anyone makes changes to limit the upper pressure values that they download and populate their data into and understand the OSCAR app. I find that although my 90th percentile is X, that my value to overcome most incidents might actually be X+2. This can allow your machine to use its algorithm to overcome the incident rather than be maxed at its 90th percentile value. Remember that in today's medical market its is the PATIENT that must control their medical program. So good to be able to get into this machine and adjust it. I am new to this (one week) but am trying to learn and understand quickly. You have helped enormously. Thank you. BTW, the manufacturers should be thanking you not harassing you. I will remember this when I seek my next machine.

[@Lesloi6227]

the OSCAR app whats that ?

[@bobbob83636]

@@Lesloi6227 It's software that allows you to view your sleep data. It's free and open source.

[@catherineannefinney8998]

Thank you for the video, a huge help.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Catherine, Thank you kindly, Glad it helped

[@hermes8258]

Brilliant series. Thank you Sir. Now rather than require my RRT to hold my hand, I can get educated on how my device works and work with him.

[@jdmaine919]

When it's 2am and your ResMed 10 is wonky. . .thank you!!! Some of my settings were off. No clue why or for how long. You're the best!

[@loretta6089]

I had no idea we could access these settings. I was told I had to call the Dr and then he would call the cpap tech to change my settings. This is great Thanks

[@protenski777]

Thanks so much for this Nick! I really appreciate you doing these.

[@CPAPReviews]

Most welcome, glad you enjoyed it :-)

[@protenski777]

You’re a champion. I was recently diagnosed with moderate sleep apnoea. My respiratory physician wouldn’t listen to my complaint of aerophagia and wouldn’t change the settings. I phoned CPAP Australia where I purchased my machine and they said they couldn’t change it without a prescription. Your video has helped me immensely. I was ready to give up on using CPAP. I’ve tweaked the settings over the last fortnight and am able to tolerate it. So thanks so much mate.

[@josephdusel3969]

Great video. Just started about about a month ago and this was very helpful.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Jo, Glad it was helpful! Have a good one brother

[@jeffreymoore2368]

Thank you! Was having a high average below 11. The clinician had it set to 16! No more over compensated mask leaks waking me.

[@CPAPReviews]

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[@michaelbroussard4091]

Very nice, I have this exact machine and your videos have helped immensely. Tha nks for doing what you do!

[@CPAPReviews]

Awesome mate, glad you found them useful. Have a great day. Nick

[@precido]

Well explained easily understood videos...thank you

[@CPAPReviews]

Cheers for the kind words :-)

[@THUNDERACE-wz7cy]

Best video on how to use resmed on KZbin thanks.

[@dchauvin]

Great video series on this model.

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks Dean :)

[@leodonahue7582]

My assigned respiratory therapist was very nice but she had a thick Russian dialect. Introduction/training to this device was a bit of a challenge when she explained things. I just wanted to know how to turn the darn thing on/off. I'm so thankful for your 3 part video and very clear explanations. Last night was my first time using this device. I now have the knowledge when communicating my Home Care Provider. THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN!

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Leo, glad to you found it useful brother. Best wishes

[@jenn8183]

So grateful for this thank you!!

[@sluggos11]

Sully - SAWEET Video! Thank you & Happy New Year!

[@BelfastBiker]

Brilliant, I'e now turned EPR on as I was having claustrophic issues trying to breathe out, like breathing into a straw!

[@deanwinchester119]

Readjust ur air pressure settings. Having epr off is actually a good thing. Best thing I've found is you find the air pressure that u don't feel like ur suffocationg on your low pressure but also comfortable to breathe out but still able to feel air in ur lungs. Then on ur high pressure settings move it up by one cause if u have an auto its gonna raise ur pressure if it feels like u need it. But this is why companies have built in epr for people that can't adjust. Problem is epr set to 3 can cause problems like central sleep apnea from no air in ur lungs. If u still have machine filling ur lungs with air that comfortable chances of having issues go down

[@preetimittal2123]

​@@deanwinchester119so its better to turn Epr off???

[@Lesloi6227]

Thank you so very much this tutorial. I so needed to get my pressure number down and I so knew it. Now I can take a look at how things go every night and after a week make another further decision. After losing 20 kilos my sleep went backwards massively and they turned up the pressure from 14 to 16 and I'm like a bloody balloon every morning with aerophagia, if I manage to tolerate it overnight. I changed to a nose pillow mask at the same time and have not been able to tolerate that at all for any length of time over 30 minutes. So kept switching back to the full face simplex mask. It feels so good to have the information required to fix it myself. It almost feels like the sleep scientists discourage you from actually learning how to manage the settings. At the same time its almost impossible to get to see a respiratory doctor so glad I can now work this out for myself. YOUR tute has made me feel very empowered about looking out for my own health. For that I THANK YOU

[@Lesloi6227]

what is this OSCAR app?

[@D.Frasure]

Thanks buddy! I know this is a old CPAP machine but it's what I could afford and I appreciate your videos they're very helpful as in I sleep better after knowing and learning these setting you explain, peace to you and yours. happy and healthy sleep to you all.

[@Swc325]

You saved me. I never knew it did all that. Thanks so so so much!!!

[@CPAPReviews]

That's nice to hear. Very welcome :-)

[@kelleygirl6884]

Me too! It feels so much better to have some control over the machine. Having you walk through an actual machine showed me what I was doing wrong. Thank you so much!

[@CPAPReviews]

@@kelleygirl6884 Thanks Kelley :)

[@joeanton3078]

Thankx for the info. I just got my machine and the pressure was supposed to be set at 13, it was at 10. I made the change and actually got a good nights sleep

[@CPAPReviews]

Cheers Joe, glad you found it useful. Nick

[@pattiabbott8048]

Best self help video out there!

[@19Maxx68]

Awesome video. Great information. Thanks!

[@Rick03038]

I'm getting one of these. Thank you for the informative videos!

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice one mate, let me know if you need any assistance once you get it. Cheers

[@Rick03038]

@@CPAPReviews Thank you Nick. After a couple of nights the machine is telling me i am having around 3 events per hour. Does that mean I need to turn up the pressure a little or is that number acceptable?

[@tonyreddy7535]

Thank you so much😀 so many options. My previous machine had virtually no options. I felt like I was a prisoner

[@rickadkinson6539]

Thanks Nick, so helpful..

[@GunDaddy818]

Thank you for your videos! Great info.

[@CPAPReviews]

Please support the channel by shopping with my sponsors! U.S links to buy - Sleeplay Airsense 10 Auto - cpap.review/airsense10 Airsense 10 For Her Auto - cpap.review/airsense10-for-her Aussie Links to buy - CPAP Direct Airsense 10 Auto - cpap.review/airsense-10-aus Airsense 10 For her Auto - cpap.review/airsense-10-for-her-aus As you know ResMed is trying to take down the channel. Who knows what the next few days will bring. I know many of you don't like Facebook so here's a link to my newsletter. I will not spam you but will let you know where you can find me. Newsletter - cpap.review/newsletter If you do wish to join the FB group which is a bit more personable i feel then here's the link to that. FB Group - cpap.review/facebook You are also helping by subscribing to the channel (even though it will probably go under) and liking / sharing the vid on your fb groups / forums / reddit / twitter etc Thanks for your support! Nick Here's my new review of the AirSense 11 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/apO6c3yCo9p9otk

[@condor1087]

Thanks for the great tips. I understand my machine a lot better. I'll share a tip that has helped me. I use a nasal mask and always had problems with mouth breathing and leaks. I hate full face masks and straps. I use 3m micropore medical tape and tape my mouth shut and it works. Helps to be clean shaven.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey Bob, most welcome brother. Glad you enjoyed the vid. Nicko

[@-Dwight-Schrute]

Thanks from West Virginia USA!

[@chriswellington9178]

Awesome vid mate 👍 I’ve been suffering from stomach pain/bloating lately, my events per hour are always under 2 so I’m gonna start reducing my max pressure a bit & see if I get less stomach pain 👍👍👍

[@CPAPReviews]

G'day Mates try.sleephq.com/ is my online therapy support community & cpap reporting platform. Master your therapy and improve your sleep with our powerful cloud-based platform. Create a FREE account and download your detailed therapy report today! Features Include - 1. High-resolution 'breath-by-breath' analysis - View every apnea and every breath in full detail. 2. Sleep Journal - Track how changes to device settings influence your sleep & therapy results. 3. Custom PDF reports - Detailed therapy reports complete with journal entries. 4. Therapy Trends - Monitor changes to your apnea control over time. 5. Support - Access to the SleepHQ Community Forum 6. Education - From CPAP novice to therapy PRO. Master your device and settings with the SleepHQ Academy course 7. Blood Oxygen, Heart Rate & Movement Data - Connect a SleepHQ O2 Ring to your account to view additional data sources and take your therapy to the next level. 8. Access to exclusive, member-only discounts on the latest and greatest CPAP gear And much more! SleepHQ O2 Ring - www.sleephq.com/o2-ring/ SleepHQ Magic Uploader - www.sleephq.com/magic-uploader/ Join My Facebook Community - cpap.review/facebook My Monthly Newsletter - cpap.review/newsletter Thanks for all the love & support! Uncle Nicko

[@pauld1033]

Thank again for an informative video just had to upgrade from DS1 to Resmed auto due to foam gate, out pocket again.

[@pdrhound]

Excellent!. I used this clinical menu to wean myself into CPAP use. starting with EPR maxed, long ramp time and keeping my max pressure to 7. 2 days later I went to 8, a week later to 9. I don't do ramp at all now and have the min set to the max of 6. EPR off. thanks for the essentials tip i will turn down my max pressure to see how it goes. 11.4 on my report, was set at 17 max

[@CPAPReviews]

Thank you

[@catchristo9406]

This was very helpful. Thanks!

[@RodricWeiland]

Thank you. Great video and so helpful!

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@davidgrason161]

I've had this very machine for two years now and I absolutely love it.... except for a few very minor probs. I've been concerned about how it may compensate for altitude. If I go to the mountains, I obviously need more pressure to get the same therapy as I get closer to sea level. All the so-called experts have told me that this machine automatically compensates but so far, I haven't experienced that. I also have a very old CPAP machine that a friend gave me. The output on it is completely manual and it is very easy to just crank up the pressure when I need it. I'm actually getting to the point where I prefer the old machine to my much newer Air sense 10. ....I don't know.... maybe I've still got much to learn.

[@CPAPReviews]

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[@dorothycoyne5197]

Thank you. I am just learning and having some trouble accumulating time on machine.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Dorothy, very welcome. Keep learning and keep practicing and it will get easier in time :-). Everyone struggles in the beginning

[@SacredOm369]

No wonder theyre trying to stop you. You actually teach us how to use it.

[@zrie_prakis]

Thanks so much for going over this. Really helped me fine-tune my settings to get the best results. They had epr off when I received it... unreal.

[@CPAPReviews]

Cheers Bryan, best wishes mate

[@deanwinchester119]

I've had cpap for 7 years. Usually my low pressure i have set at 10 and high is set to 13 if it needs to go that high but doesn't. I recently turned off my EPR after using it for 7 years with it set to 3 on My resmed s9 auto. When I turned it off I noticed I had to turn my pressure way down cause now it was too much air goin in and couldn't breathe out cause it was just too much volume of air in my lungs. So I lowered it down to finally settling on 8. Good number to keep me breathing but also able to exhale but I noticed doing this was it keeping my air way full of pressure. Where as when I used epr at 3 id lose all that. Now think about that for a sec logically. If ur losing all ur air from epr set too high that can cause problems like central sleep apnea. I gotta say I'm glad I turned mine off.

[@TheSonofaMike]

Thanks for doing these videos. The people at the sleep center are useless and never explained any of this to me. I think I may actually start to use the machine. Thanks Nick!

[@RaisingOurRainbow]

Thank you so much for this!!!

[@Hooper-ls1ms]

Best vids on KZbin thank you

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks Brother, much appreciated. Nick :)

[@chrisbrewer2573]

Great information. Thank you.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Chris, glad you found it useful. Have a good day. Nick

[@ryank9021]

Awesome Great help for in depth video!

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@byronrios4005]

Great info …thanks from California

[@CPAPReviews]

You're welcome

[@2travel16]

Thanks. Your video helped me get to sleep.

[@CPAPReviews]

You're most welcome. Glad to help. Nicko

[@andrewkingdon3791]

Thanks Heaps Nick, You Da Man , Very good info for a Newbie to Resmed like me , and everyone Else. Sweet Dreams a Coming..

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks brother. Good luck with those dreams ;-). Nicko

[@djtimemasheen7585]

Great Info! Love it all. Very useful

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi there, glad you found it useful. Have a great day. Nick

[@djtimemasheen7585]

Thanks from Canada🇨🇦

[@madmace93]

This video was very helpful thx

[@Mrmarginofsafety]

Excellent thanks!

[@CPAPReviews]

Most welcome. Glad you enjoyed it ;-)

[@richardtullius6419]

Thanks, that was very informative.

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad you enjoyed it Richard. It's an old video but still useful :-) Have a lovely day Nick

[@paigeb1318]

Thank you! :) Sweet dreams to you!

[@joecannon1231]

Thanks for the info Nick, my Airsense 10 will be here today. I can set it up right. Cheers Cobber

[@CPAPReviews]

G'day Joe, geeze mate you starting a collection of cpap machines fella? haha

[@joecannon1231]

@@CPAPReviews Haha Nick, The Resmde 10 is an exchange for the Philips DS1. I have 2 now. The BMC off you and this 1.

[@julierocheleau9915]

Thank you. This is very helpful.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Julie, i'm glad you enjoyed it. Best wishes for the future. Nicko

[@jamesveale4143]

love this

[@judyhill6311]

Thank you , I called the place I get my Supplies from they told me I need a new machine because it’s six years old so I went in and changed the human setting and I hope this helps put moisture into the tube as I sleep it was very helpful thank you

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Judy, just a bit of advice for the future. You don't need to ever change your cpap machine unless it is DEAD. I have some customers who are doing fine on machines that are 15 years old. If it keeps pumping air then you're doing fine. Cheers. Nick

[@emperadormarciano]

Excelente, estoy muy agradecido.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Peter, i'm going out on a limb here and thinking that Excelente is the equivalent of Excellent so thank you very much :)

[@emperadormarciano]

@@CPAPReviews Yes, excellent, the manual does not say how to enter the hidden menu. I've been on CPAP for a week now, it's hard to get used to it, but at least my wife can sleep XD. Greetings from Chile.

[@markwalsh8411]

Just found this video and I’ve been complaining to my apnea clinic since I started 4years ago that the high pressure was waking me up multiple times a night and getting fobbed off. My max pressure was set to 20 and my average pressure was at 11.1. I’ve reduced it to 15 tonight to see how I go. Thanks so much for finding the clinical menu ❤