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Old 2005-11-03, 9:23pm
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HI All,
I need help!

I have an AirSep Concentrator (2 of them actually)—
One works great,
The other…..does not...

One was much louder than the other and made a very, very loud WHOOSHING sound,
like air was escaping somewhere...it also did not beep when I turned it on...

My hubby helped hook it up,
so I am sure it has been done properly.

Well,
the short story is that the LOUD one does not produce a steady air flow.
I tried to light my minor several times and each time I opened the oxygen,
very slowly, it would stabilize the flame for about 3 seconds and then suck the flame into the torch and then push it 2 inches away...eventually it blew the flame out entirely.

Is there anything I need to do in order to get it in working order?
Maybe something came loose in shipping?


Please let me know if you have any suggestions!

Love,Teresa Marie
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Old 2005-11-04, 8:23am
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About all you can do is remove covers (unplug first) and check to see of all hoses and connections are tight ... Its possible that a hose is loose or some internal plumbing fitting is loose or broken or some wiring has come a solenoid.

If you cant identify a obvious problem, it may have to go in for repair..

Dale
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Old 2005-11-04, 4:27pm
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If you have a bad seive bed, I have a place you can send it into and get a new one for like 52 bucks. I thought that was about the worst thing that could happen and be repaired. But I could be very wrong.

Good luck!
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Old 2005-11-05, 1:47pm
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make sure the sieve beds are replaced in pairs though.
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