Have you encountered any common problems in the use of household oxygen generators?

"Is it normal for the "pop" sound from the oxygen generator?" "How much is the oxygen flow rate adjusted to be normal?" "Why is the noise of the oxygen generator getting louder?"
Have you encountered any of these problems? Here are a few common problems when using an oxygen generator, and I hope it will be helpful to you.
1. Is it normal for the oxygen generator to make a "pop" sound?
When the molecular sieve oxygen generator is working, there will be a regular sound of "popping", which is the sound when the molecular sieve is switched to work.
2. How much oxygen flow should be adjusted per minute when using an oxygen generator?
The oxygen flow needs to be adjusted according to the doctor's advice, and the oxygen inhalation flow must be different for different degrees of hypoxia. People like COPD oxygen therapy are generally recommended to use it in the low flow segment for a long time.
3. When the temperature at the bottom of the oxygen generator is very high, can it still be used?
The compressor of the oxygen generator will heat up when it is working, which is generally normal. You can put the oxygen generator in a ventilated place, and don't cover it with something when you use it.
4. After using the oxygen generator for a period of time, why does the air flow become smaller?
At this time, it is necessary to check the intake filter system of the oxygen generator. It is necessary to replace the filter regularly and clean the pipeline in the humidification cup to avoid scale blockage.
5. Can the oxygen generator continue to be used if there is abnormal sound or abnormal alarm?
If the oxygen generator emits abnormal sounds or alarms, it is best to stop using it immediately and contact the maintenance personnel for on-site inspection.
6. After using the oxygen generator for several years, is it normal that the noise becomes louder when working?
Oxygen concentrators generally work on compressed gas. As the use time increases, the compressor cup will wear out and the noise will become louder, which is a normal phenomenon.
7. What is the reason for the peculiar smell at the oxygen outlet?
If it is a newly used oxygen suction tube, it may be because of the smell of the material used to make the oxygen suction tube, the silicone tube and the ABS plastic tube itself. This is a normal phenomenon. This smell is not harmful to the human body. will disappear naturally.
If it is not a new oxygen suction tube, it may be because the humidification cup has not been cleaned or changed water for a long time, resulting in a strange smell in the cup. After cleaning the humidification cup and the oxygen suction tube, the odor will be eliminated.
8. What's the matter with water droplets flowing out of the oxygen suction tube?
The humidification cup is filled with too much water, exceeding the maximum water level, causing water droplets to enter the oxygen suction tube. Just pour the water out, not exceeding the maximum water mark.
After the oxygen concentrator is used for a long time, the water vapor in the airflow will condense on the tube wall and cause the oxygen tube to drip. Just pour out the water in the humidification cup and fill it when no more water comes out of the suction tube.