Keeping the Chamber Clean
Consistent cleaning, inspection and service protect pressure stability, oxygen delivery and material life. Use the model manual as the controlling schedule, with the following checks for both soft and hard-shell systems.
Use only cleaners approved for the chamber material and apply them as directed. Avoid abrasive pads, strong solvents, petroleum products and unapproved alcohol concentrations on TPU, windows, seals or printed surfaces. Let the chamber dry fully before storage or the next session; clinics should clean between users according to their operating procedure.
The all-in-one machine or oxygen concentrator is the heart of the system. Follow the manual for periodic filter checks and servicing — clean or replace filters on schedule to maintain consistent oxygen purity and flow. Keep the unit well-ventilated and free of dust.
- Inspect zippers and seals on soft chambers for wear and keep them clean
- Check hoses and connectors for a snug, secure fit
- Test that safety and relief valves operate freely
- On hard-shell chambers, check the door seal and locking mechanism
- Keep viewing windows clean and scratch-free
Catching small issues early — a worn seal, a loose connector — prevents bigger problems and keeps pressure stable. Good upkeep also supports the safety systems that protect every session.
Keep the model manual and supplied parts list with the chamber. Typical service items can include intake filters, oxygen-unit filters, masks or headsets, hoses, connectors and model-specific seals. Do not substitute parts that change pressure or oxygen delivery; confirm the correct replacement with support.
If anything seems off — unusual noise, a pressure that will not hold, an alarm — stop and contact support. CONSIDER provides lifetime online technical support and remote troubleshooting, so most questions are resolved quickly. Looking after a COSL15 or a clinic COHB20 is straightforward with a regular routine.
