Key Specifications (100% Accurate)

• Oxygen Delivery: Continuous-flow
• Flow Settings: 1 to 5 liters per minute
• Weight: Approximately 18 pounds (one of the lightest home concentrators available)
• Power Consumption: Very energy-efficient, typically around 100W at 2 LPM
• Noise Level: Approximately 40–45 dBA, depending on flow level
• Design: Compact, quiet, and built for daily, long-term home oxygen support

Common Problems That Require Repair

• Loss of continuous-flow output
• Low oxygen purity
• Excessive noise or vibration
• Overheating
• Fan or compressor failure
• Error codes or alarms
• Power supply issues
• Internal filter or sieve bed failure
• Wear to tubing connectors or internal components

Fixing these issues restores clean, consistent oxygen delivery and extends the life of the device.

• Step 1 – Submit Your Repair Form
  Fill out the Patient Oxygen Concentrator Repair Form with the model, serial number, and a brief description of the issue.
• Step 2 – Print & Package Your Device
  Send only the concentrator and the power cord. Do not send cannulas or accessories.
• Step 3 – Ship to Fix My Oxygen
  Use UPS, FedEx, or another trackable carrier. Local drop-off is available during business hours.
• Step 4 – Diagnostic Evaluation & Estimate
  Once received, we run a full diagnostics check and send a no-obligation estimate.
• Step 5 – Repair, Cleaning & Oxygen Testing
  After approval:
  • We repair internal components
  • Clean and sanitize the unit
  • Test oxygen purity, flow, and performance
• Step 6 – Free Return Shipping
  Your repaired unit is shipped back with tracking and documentation.

We service the complete internal system, including:

• Compressors
• Fans / cooling systems
• PC boards and control electronics
• Sieve beds and internal filters
• Flow sensors
• Power supply modules
• Noise vibration issues
• Alarm and error-code issues
• Oxygen purity problems
• General wear and tear

If your issue isn't listed, our diagnostic service will determine the cause.