Water in the tube from the humidifier?

Panda ..
on 2/26/09 5:57 am, edited 1/28/12 2:45 am
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Duodenal Switch 3/09
HW 255/GW 150/LW 119/122

Redhaired
on 2/26/09 6:39 am - Mouseville, FL
If your humidifier is heated you might try adjusting the temperature as you may be getting condensation in the tube. 

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Panda ..
on 2/26/09 8:02 am
lucystarr2006
on 2/26/09 11:16 pm - WI
Happens to me all the time during the winter months it is the worst. You can get a fabric wrap to go around the tubing if turning the setting down doesn't help. 

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John M.
on 3/3/09 4:43 am - North Richland Hills
Try placing your machine on the floor, that why condensation will run down to the humidifier.
fireater19264
on 3/9/09 11:34 pm - ME
Panda I had the same problem with the water getting into my tube.  when I asked about it at the Drs office I was told it was because Id filled the H2o level in the holfing tank just a bit over.  When filling it try to keep the levels just below the fill line, and it did help.  I haent had a problem with it since.  Goof Luck......Fire
Megan S.
on 3/22/09 9:14 am - Brighton, MA

I'm new to the cpap and I noticed it doing this as I was getting ready to use it. I had filled it a little to high so I dumped out some of the water in the tank, and havent had a problem since.

(deactivated member)
on 10/30/09 6:09 am - PA
You are experiencing what they call rain out. If you place your machine lower than your bed that should resolve the problem
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