To clean the casing of the main unit moisten a soft cloth with water or a mild detergent. Wipe the casing and immediately dry using a soft clean cloth. Do not rinse or immerse the Main Unit in any liquid or clean the Main Unit using abrasive cleaners or any type of chemical.
The medication cup on the MicroAir NE-U03V holds 5 ml. The medication cup on the MicroAir NE-U22V holds 7 ml.
Change the filter every 30 days or when the filter turns grey. The CompAir and the CompAir XL use replacement filters model number 9930. Filters are sold 5 in a package.
The filter for the NE-C21 CompAir Elite must be replaced after one month of use, if the filter has turned grey, or the device has been in storage for three months or longer. Replacement filters are sold 5 in a package, model number 9935.
The nebulizer kit for the NE-C21 CompAir Elite should be replaced after six months of use, if the nebulizer kit does not operate properly, or after the device has been in storage for a while
The MicroAir Electronic Nebulizer System is designed for both types of operation to accommodate your needs. Follow the instructions of your healthcare provider regarding your treatment plan.
Make sure the nebulizer kit is seated correctly in the Main Unit of the NE-C21 and that the air tubing connection is free of obstruction. The nebulizer should be in an upright position during use. Do not tilt beyond 30º. Check whether the nebulizer is empty. You may need to clean or replace the nebulizer kit. Check the air filter to see if it's dirty or obstructed.
The pediatric mask, model number 9971, used with the Omron NE-C21 CompAir Elite is made of poly vinyl chloride.
The NE-C21 CompAir Elite has an internal thermal switch to protect the unit from overheating. The thermal protector has been activated because the device has been operating beyond the operating conditions indicated in your instruction manual, or the device has been operating near heat sources, or in hot environments. Turn the unit off for at least 20 minutes to allow the unit to cool down. Wait until the red light turns off and turn the unit on again.
Attach the appropriate size mouthpiece on the input side of the Peak Flow Meter. Slide the indicator to the bottom (zero) side of the scale. Take a deep breath, put your mouth tightly over the mouthpiece and blow out hard and fast as possible, a short sharp blast. You do not have to expel all of the air in your lungs. The final position of the indicator is your PEFR (peak expiratory flow rate).
A Peak Flow Meter measures the force of the air expelled from your lungs. It will help give you an early warning if your airways start to deteriorate. Your treatment plan can include what steps to take when your Peak Flow Meter is in the green, the yellow or the red zone. This could save you a trip to the emergency room. Discuss the use of a Peak Flow Meter with your physician or respiratory therapist.






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