The AirSense and AirCurve Series Premium Resupply Bundle take comfort and convenience to the next level, plus it saves you 36% off standard retail pricing for the supplies you need for your sleep therapy. Learn More About the AirSense and AirCurve Series Premium Resupply Bundle: Supplies Work Together to Block Allergens, Simplify Routine Maintenance, and Reduce Condensation Replacement Pieces Last Six to Twelve Months Helps You Save 36% Off Regular Retail Pricing Find all compatible parts listed here on the AirSense 10 Parts page. Supplies Work Together to Block Allergens, Simplify Routine Maintenance, and Reduce Condensation With proper care and regular maintenance, these products will only need to be replaced every six to twelve months. Each product from the resupply bundle has its own suggested replacement schedule: Six Disposable Hypoallergenic Fine Filters: Designed for one month use each, this filter set will last six months and offers added defense against allergens and work by blocking out pollen, dust, dander, hair, and other irritants you may encounter as you use your sleep therapy. Dishwasher–Safe Humidifier Water Chamber: The humidifier chamber included with your AirSense or AirCurve Series machine is not dishwasher safe, but this replacement part makes cleaning your equipment a breeze since it can be loaded in the dishwasher with your plates and cups. You should replace this chamber every six months to prevent the spread of germs or mold growth, which can sideline your nightly sleep therapy routine. ClimateLine Air Heated Hose: This heated hose is your key to preventing condensation build-up in your hose. Condensation can cause sleep disruptions, but this hose delivers premium comfort and helps drain excess water as needed. You should replace this part every six to twelve months for optimum performance. Humidifier Chamber Air Outlet for AirSense or AirCurve Series: Required to help your humidifier function properly, this item can replace the original outlet elbow in the event it becomes damaged. General Tips Section ClimateLine Air Specs Maximum Recommended Pressure: 25 cm H2O Operating Altitude: Sea Level to 8500 feet Dishwasher-Safe Water Chamber Your water chamber comes apart and can be washed in the dishwasher. If you're looking for a compatible water chamber that is not dishwasher safe, see the Standard Water Chamber for AirSense™ 10, AirStart™ 10, and AirCurve™ 10 Machines . After using your CPAP machine, allow ten minutes for the chamber to cool before handling as it could still be too warm. While cooling is taking place, your AirSense or AirCurve Machine will display a blue snowflake in the upper right of the screen. Maximum Fill Level Tips Do not fill the water tank above the maximum fill line, as it could cause damage to the humidifier or the machine. If you overfill the water tank, water may leak out of the tank inlet (located on the side of the tank) as you insert the humidifier chamber into the machine. You should only use room temperature distilled water in the tank, and you shouldn't put any chemicals or additives into the water. Adding additives or chemicals to the water could irritate your airway or cause damage to the machine. You should remove the tank, empty all of the water, and replace the empty tank before transporting the humidifier base. You can't fill the tank while it's connected to the machine. We recommend not trying it as you could damage your machine. To avoid spilling, do not disconnect the humidifier from the therapy device with water in the tank. Remove the water tank from the humidifier before disconnecting the therapy device. You shouldn't turn on the humidifier without the water chamber installed. You should set the humidifier number setting to zero if there is no water in the water tank. The humidifier door must be set in the open position before removing the water tank. Do not remove the water tank without making sure that the humidifier door locks into the open position. Do not move the humidifier while the water tank still has water in it. Cleaning Tips The manufacturer states, "the humidifier may be washed in a dishwasher on the delicate or glassware cycle (top shelf only). It should not be washed at temperatures higher than 65 degrees Celsius." The silicone seal cannot be placed in the dishwasher. Clean the seal with warm water and mild soap. How to Determine if the Water Chamber Is Dishwasher Safe? AirSense™ 10 , AirStart™ 10, and AirCurve™ 10 Machines denote the water chamber model with an "S" or "C" label. Look directly above the maximum fill line located on the side of the chamber to find the word, HumidAir™, and the corresponding letter embossed into the tank. If the water chamber is dishwasher safe, then the chamber will appear as HumidAir C, which represents a cleanable tank. If the water chamber is the standard model, then the chamber will appear as HumidAir S, which represents a standard tank that is not dishwasher safe. ClimateLine Air Heated Hose Cleaning Tips You should wash the tubing each week for optimal performance. For the best results, you should use warm water and mild shampoo to clean the tubing. You'll want to rinse well and allow it to dry away from sunlight. It is safe to completely submerge the hose in water as long as it is completely dry before connecting it for use. Please Note: ClimateLine Tubing is NOT intended to be cleaned in the dishwasher or the washing machine. If you attempt to clean it in this way, you could cause damage or loss of the ClimateLine Tube. Humidifier Chamber Air Outlet Instructions for Replacing the Air Outlet Remove the HumidAir Humidifier Chamber from the machine body. Locate the ring around the air outlet port on the back of the machine. Rotate the ring until the two orange marks are positioned above / below the air outlet port. Insert your index finger into the air outlet port from the outside of the machine. Look into the opening on the side of the machine vacated by the humidifier chamber to locate the rounded release tab on the interior portion of the outlet. With your other index finger, depress the release tab visible below the air outlet gasket. While depressing the small tab, use your inserted index finger to pull out on the outlet. NOTE: The tab may be stiff and require a fair amount of pressure to get it to release. After removing the old air outlet, insert the replacement air outlet from the outside of the machine into the opening. Ensure the tab of the air outlet is securely in place on the inside of the machine. Rotate the ring on the back of the machine to lock the air outlet port. The ring is locked when the orange marks are left / right of the air outlet port. Reinstall the humidifier chamber. airsense-aircurve-premium-supplies-bundle