Nebulizer Troubleshooting Guide
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No Mist or Weak Mist Production
Check the Air Compressor: Ensure it's plugged in and turned on.
Inspect the Tubing: Look for kinks, clogs, or disconnections.
Verify Medication Cup Assembly: Ensure all parts are correctly connected.
Clean the Nebulizer: Clogs can reduce mist production.
Nebulizer Not Turning On
Check Power Source: Ensure the device is plugged in or the battery is charged.
Inspect Power Cord & Connections: Look for damage.
Try a Different Outlet: The power source may be faulty.
Medication Not Nebulizing Properly
Use the Correct Medication: Some medications require specific nebulizers.
Shake the Medication Well: Some solutions separate over time.
Ensure Proper Medication Amount: Too much or too little liquid can affect mist production.
Water or Condensation in the Tubing
Clear the Tubing: Disconnect it and run the compressor to dry it out.
Store Properly: Lay tubing flat after use to prevent moisture buildup.
Strange Odor or Discoloration
Replace Old Filters: Clogged filters can cause odors.
Deep Clean the Nebulizer: Wash all removable parts regularly.
Check Medication Expiry Date: Expired medication can smell unusual.
Short Treatment Times or Inconsistent Performance
Use Manufacturer-Recommended Parts: Incompatible parts can affect performance.
Replace Worn Components: Nebulizer cups, tubing, and filters should be replaced regularly.