AirTouch™ F20

1. Unclip the EasyClick Magnets.
2. With the mask held against your face, pull the headgear over your head. Ensure the top of the mask cushion is sitting comfortably at the top of your nasal bridge. The bottom of your headgear should settle comfortably at the top of your neck – with the top of the headgear sitting on your crown.
3. Bring each of the magnets up to meet their corresponding clips on the frame.
4. Adjust the tabs on the upper headgear straps.
5. Adjust the tabs on the lower headgear straps.
6. With your device still switched off, connect your device tubing to your mask elbow.
7. Connect the elbow to your mask.
8. To ensure your fit will work with your therapy: switch on your device and position yourself as if you are to begin therapy (e.g. lying down in bed).
9. Adjust your upper straps.
10. Adjust your lower straps.
11. Practice reseating your cushion – pull your mask away from your face, allow your cushion to reassume its natural shape, and then resettle your cushion on your face, with the top of the cushion sitting at the top of your nasal bridge.

1. Remove elbow from frame.
2. Unclip the EasyClick Magnets.
3. Undo upper headgear tabs.
4. Pull strapping away from frame.
5. Pull cushion away from frame.

1. Attach cushion to frame.
2. Attach the EasyClick Magnets.
3. Connect upper headgear straps.
4. Connect elbow to mask frame.

These instructions are for general information purpose only. For full details consult the user guide.

1. Leak often occurs when your mask’s seal is compromised by movement, incorrect fitting or improper sizing.
2. To find a source of leak, run your finger along the edge of your mask’s seal. Once located, adjust your headgear.
3. Resolve any leak in the upper part of your mask by adjusting your upper straps.
4. Resolve lower mask leak with your lower straps.
5. If leak persists, reseal by turning off your device, pulling your mask away from your face, allowing your cushion to reassume its natural shape, and then resettling your mask cushion on your face, with the top of the cushion sitting at the top of your nasal bridge.
6. If leak continues, you may need a different size mask. Try our sizing guide or speak to your healthcare provider about getting a different size mask.

1. To maintain optimum therapy performance, your mask should be checked regularly for signs of damage and deterioration.
2. When cleaning your mask, you should also check each component for damage. Your cushion, frame, tubing, elbow and headgear should all be regularly checked for cracks and tears.
3. If any component of your mask is cracked or torn, it may be damaged and in need of replacement.
4. To ensure optimum comfort and seal, we recommend regularly replenishing your AirTouch F20 mask cushion.

1. Disassemble mask.
2. If required, wipe your cushion with a CPAP wipe or equivalent and then allow to dry. Important – do not get cushion wet.
3. Rinse frame and elbow under running water. Clean each component with a soft bristle brush.
4. Soak components in warm water with mild liquid detergent for up to ten minutes.
5. Shake components in water.
6. Brush moving parts of elbow and around vent holes.
7. Brush areas of frame where arms connect, and inside and outside the frame where the elbow connects.
8. Rinse components under running water.
9. Leave components to air dry out of direct sunlight – making sure to squeeze the arms of the frame to ensure excess water is removed.

1. Disassemble mask. EasyClick magnets can remain attached to headgear during cleaning.
2. Handwash headgear in warm water with mild liquid detergent.
3. Rinse headgear under running water. Inspect to ensure headgear is clean and detergent free. Wash and rinse again, if necessary.
4. Squeeze headgear to remove excess water.
5. Leave headgear to air dry out of direct sunlight.