Cleaning Instructions
For Multiple Patient - Institutional Use, contact Customer Service at
1-800-377-8033 to obtain the Mask
Disinfecting instructions.
The instructions below are intended for Home Use.
Clean the mask and spacer daily. Clean the headstrap at least once each week or
more often if needed. Before cleaning, disconnect the tubing from the swivel
and disconnect the headstrap from the mask!
Step 1 Hand wash the mask and spacer in warm water with a mild
dishwashing soap. Do not use bleach, alcohol, or any strong
household cleaners. Do not use cleaners containing conditioners or
moisturizers. Rinse thoroughly and air dry.
Step 2 Inspect the mask after cleaning. Replace the mask if any parts are
damaged or deteriorated. Replace the spacer if any of the gel
material has become exposed. Wash your face with a mild soap
and water if it has come in contact with any exposed gel.
Step 3 Wash the headstrap by hand or in a washing machine with a mild
laundry detergent and warm water. Do not use bleach. Rinse
thoroughly and line or machine dry at the medium setting.
Note: Dispose of this mask in accordance with local regulations.
Reorder Numbers
1007963 Small, with Headstrap
1007964 Medium, with Headstrap
1007966 Small, mask only
1007965 Medium, mask only
1002800 Deluxe Headstrap
1004395 Exhalation Elbow Kit
1002464 Gel Forehead Spacers Kit
1008651 Foam Forehead Spacer, 5 pk
1002720 Split Washer Kit
7041 Mask Swivel
1011138 Mask Disinfecting Instructions
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Rate (LPM)
Exhaust Leak
15.00
10.00
5.00
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1.5 2.5510 15 20
Pressure vs. Leak Rate
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Pressure (cm H
2
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Nasal Mask & Deluxe Headstrap
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Instructions for Use
(Note: The headstrap is not included in all packages and may be purchased separately.)
Intended Use The Comfort Classic Nasal Mask and Headstrap
are intended for use by adults (>66 lbs. / 30 kg) as an interface with
Respironics CPAP or bi-level devices. The mask contains an
exhalation port and
does not require the use of a separate exhalation
device. LATEX-FREE
Gel
Forehead
Spacer
Mask
Cushion
Removable
Port Cap
Exhalation Port
(DO NOT BLOCK)
Swivel
Caution US federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of
a physician.
Warning Do not wear this mask unless the CPAP or bi-level device is
connected and the airflow is turned on.
Warning This warning applies to most CPAP devices. At low CPAP
pressures, the airflow through the exhalation port may not be
enough to clear all of the exhaled gas (CO
) from the mask.
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You may breathe in some of the air that you have exhaled.
Do not block or otherwise try to seal the vent holes on the
exhalation port.
Warning Some users may experience skin redness. If this occurs,
consult your health care professional.
Headstrap and Spacer Sizing
Putting on and adjusting the Headstrap & Mask
Important! Before using this mask and headstrap, unhook the tabs on the
headstrap and remove it from the mask. Rinse the mask
cushion and spacer to remove any dust that may have gotten
onto the mask during shipping. Allow the mask to dry.
Spacer The gel forehead spacer provides support for your forehead while
you are wearing the mask.
The spacer has two different adjustable
positions. To choose the position that is right
for you, hold the mask gently against your face.
If the spacer touches your forehead, it is in the
correct position for you.
If the spacer does not touch your forehead,
take the gel spacer off of the mask and turn it
upside down. Insert the teeth of the spacer
into the vertical slots at the top of the mask.
This should help extend the spacer further
away from the mask.
spacer
Step 1 Hold the mask gently against your face, and
slide the headstrap over your head.
Step 2 Connect the flexible tubing (included with
your CPAP or bi-level device) to the mask
swivel. Turn on the airflow.
Step 3 Lie down and breathe normally
through your nose, keeping
your lips closed. Unhook the
straps and gradually tighten
them until the mask has
minimal leaks and fits
comfortably. Do not
overtighten the headstrap!
Exhalation
Port
Mask
Swivel
Tubing
Headstrap The headstrap has two sets of
tabs for better adjustment. The
black tabs are for larger sized
heads. For a smaller head
size, use the blue tabs. You
can remove the extra tabs with
scissors. Reconnect the headstrap to
the mask.
Before each use
• Inspect the mask and replace it if the cushion has hardened or is torn, or if
any parts are broken.
• Wash your face.
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Removing the Headstrap & Mask
Because the entire headstrap stretches, you should not need to unfasten the
straps to remove the headstrap. Simply slide the mask and headstrap over
your head. If necessary, unfasten either of the neck straps.
Helpful Tips for Mask Comfort
• Clean your face and mask thoroughly before each use.
• Make sure the mask is the correct size for your face.
• Do not overtighten the headstrap. Overtightening can irritate your face,
increase leaks, or cause damage to the mask.
• Replace the mask if the cushion becomes hardened or deformed.