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With the continuous improvement of people's economic living standard, the demand for health is becoming stronger and stronger. More and more people are also using oxygen making machine for home oxygen therapy or health care.

If we want to make it more effective and have a longer service life, it is necessary to maintain it everyday. Let's get to know about it!

1. equipment cleaning. Wipe and clean the external part of the equipment at least once a month.

Note: when cleaning, please cut off the charging power supply, wipe it with clean soft micro wet cotton cloth or sponge, and do not penetrate the liquid into the box gap.

2. filter cotton cleaning or replacement

Cleaning and replacement of air intake filter sponge is very important for protecting compressor and molecular sieve and prolonging the life of oxygen generator. Please clean and replace it in time.

Note: do not operate the oxygen generator when the filter sponge is not installed or wet, which will damage the machine for a long time. It is generally recommended to clean or replace every 200 hours. If there is obvious ash accumulation, it should be replaced or cleaned immediately regardless of the length of use.

Cleaning method: use diluted cleaner to clean, and clean with clean water. It must be dried before installation on the machine.

3. cleaning of nasal oxygen pipe

Nasal oxygen tube is a disposable product. If it is to be reused, it should be cleaned with medical alcohol after use.

Cleaning method: soak in medical alcohol for about 5 minutes, and then dry. After cleaning, please check whether there is any foreign matter or damage in the nasal oxygen pipe. If there is any foreign matter or damage, please stop using it and replace the new one.

Note: during cleaning, please keep the oxygen tube dry. If you accidentally enter the liquid, replace the new one in time.

In general, in order to improve the service life of the machine, it is better to have a comprehensive understanding of the oxygen production function and then start cleaning and maintenance of the oxygen generator.