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CPAP Check up & Annual PAP Device Servicing
Our Checkups Will…
VISUAL INSPECTION FOR ALL INTERNAL COMPONENTS WEAR OR DAMAGED WIRING
DIGITAL PRESSURE MANOMETER CALIBRATION AND PRESSURE LEAK TEST ON MOTOR BLOWER
INTERNAL BACK-UP CPU BATTERY TEST
CHECK ALL LED DISPLAY LIGHTS FOR PROPER FUNCTIONING
REPAIR AND REPLACE WORN CONTACT POINTS ON OPERATIONAL KNOBS OR RESISTIVE SWITCHES
VERIFY PROPER OPERATION FOR ALL PAP MODALITIES ON TEST LUNG VOLUMETRIC ANALYZER
VERIFY CURRENT PRESCRIBED CLINICAL SETTINGS FOR CURRENT THERAPY
REPLACE EXTERNAL FINE AND GROSS PARTICLE FILTERS WITH NEW OEM FILTERS
DISINFECTION WITH CDC APPROVED HOSPITAL GRADE DISINFECTANT ON INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SURFACE AREAS
PROVIDE CUSTOMER WITH GUIDELINES FOR CPAP EQUIPMENT CARE SCHEDULE AND DAILY CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
Checkup
CPAP Machine Repairs
It seems every day we receive calls from CPAP users that have a malfunctioning CPAP or BiPAP machine that needs to be repaired or serviced. It sounds to me that some of the home health care companies are dropping the ball when it comes to explaining how CPAP warranty and repair should be handled if their patient ever finds themselves in this predicament. Know your rights as the user and consumer of these CPAP products.
Service and Repair
Finding a CPAP repair shop can be as difficult as locating a watery oasis in the desert. These devices are such a specialty that most people don’t know where to turn to. The average life span of a CPAP or BiPAP machine will vary from usually 5–7 years. We do hear of stories of machines lasting 12–13 years but come on, Unicorns are real too, huh? We at REPAP.com are pleased to offer CPAP and Bilevel machine repair/servicing and calibration for anyone in need. We offer Free Estimates! Low Prices with One Year Warranty.
Schedule a CPAP service or repair today by calling us toll-free at (833) 757-7233.
Signs of a malfunctioning CPAP
Problems with error codes, noisy blowers, broken heating elements, or "call service required".
CPAP & BiPAP Annual Maintenance Refresh Program:
1. Visual Inspection for all internal components wear or damaged wiring
2. Pressure Manometer Calibration and Leak Test on Motor Blower
3. Internal CPU battery test
4. Check all LED lights for proper functioning
5. Repair and replace worn seals
6. Repair and Replace worn contact points on operational knobs or resistive switches
7. Verify proper operation for all PAP modes as the pressure cycles on a test lung
8. Verify clinical settings to be used by the patient
9. Replace External Fine and Gross Particle Filters with New Filters
10. Disinfection with CDC approved Madacide-1 for cleaning of internal and external surface area