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REMstar Heated Humidifier

Posted by websurfer on April 24, 2003 at 13:11:53:
I just completed my second week of Sleep Apnea treatment/management and am still adjusting to using everything involved with my REMstar plus CPAP
system and NasalAire mask. Some nights I have a problem with water leaking from the water chamber and getting all over my night stand and accessories and plainly making a mess. There is only one way the water chamber can be inserted and fit so I am at my wits end trying to figure out what I am doing wrong. I have read the product docs from cover to cover but have not come up with any answers. Anyone here have any ideas to correct this situation? Thanks for being here and thanks in advance.

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