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Old 10th May 2005, 07:33   #1 (permalink)
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YBOD maintenance

Hello all,

Is there a schedule for YBOD maint. ? When you should change certaine O rings and cleaning and greasing apart from washing and cleaning/disinfecting after each use?
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Pierre,

The Inspiration manual has a section on this.

Personally, I service my Inspiration annually, although the handsets is something which I will probably end up doing once per two years. Servicing the unit - other than the handsets - is really not that difficult. Just carefully reclean the unit, replace the orings and replace the O2 sensors.

The main exception is the mouth piece, which I tend to open up every six months or so or more often to clear and lubricate it.

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