See section D on the illustrations sheet.
1 Make sure both seal rings are properly fitted to the headgear rings (D-1).
2 Assemble the pillow sleeve assembly. To do this:
a Wrap the pillow sleeve around the frame. Then insert the pillow sleeve
edges into the groove of the frame (D-2a).
b Hold the clip at one end and then slide it onto the frame to secure the
pillow sleeve in place (D-2b).
Note: If the clip does not slide easily, check that the pillow sleeve edge is
fitted flush to the groove of the frame.
3 Attach the headgear ring to the pillow sleeve assembly. To do this, firmly
push the headgear rings onto the ends of the frame (D-3). When attaching
the pillow sleeve assembly make sure:
•
the headgear panels are facing out
•
the nasal pillows are pointing upwards
•
the ResMed logo faces out—away from the headgear.
Make sure the pillow sleeve assembly is properly fitted to the headgear
before going on to the next step.
4 Attach the short tube assembly to your preferred side of the pillow sleeve
assembly. To do this, push the elbow into the seal ring until it clicks into
place (D-4).
5 Insert the cap into the other seal ring until it clicks into place (D-5).
6 The assembled system should look like this (D-6). Make sure the ResMed
logo on the pillow sleeve faces out—away from the headgear.
Additional Information
Reassembling the Headgear
See section E on the illustrations sheet.
If taken apart, the headgear has four parts:
A: Left strap; B: Right strap; C: Back buckle; D: Top buckle.
1 Lay out the four parts of the headgear as shown in (E-1). The panels must
face up.
Note: Before threading the straps, make sure that the buckles are positioned
as shown in (E-2) and (E-3).
2 Thread the back straps through the back buckle (part C) as shown in
(E-2a) and (E-2b).
3 Thread the top straps through the top buckle (part D) as shown in
(E-3a) and (E-3b).
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