Dust Filter Pack for Kroeber Oxygen Concentrator

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Dust Filter Pack for Kroeber Oxygen Concentrator

Looking for a particular type of dust filter or other oxygen concentrator part or accessory but can’t find it in our store? Don’t hesitate to ask our assistants. They will help you choose the most suitable part for your specific needs. We offer all types of oxygen therapy equipment by leading worldwide brands at discounted prices and with express delivery to your door.

Cleaning the filter of your oxygen concentrator

The intake filter of an oxygen concentrator is also known as a cabinet filter. The filter’s purpose is to filtrate the oxygen the concentrator produces and without you having to replace the filter too often. Each oxygen supply machine available at CPAPEUROPA comes with a stock filter built to last  from 6 to 12 months depending on the model.

Keep your oxygen concentrator filter clean

To ensure safe and proper functioning of your oxygen concentrator, you need to keep the filter clean from dust and bacterial particles accumulated during normal everyday use. To keep your oxygen machine working properly, you can easily replace the filter by removing it from the machine and cleaning it. This procedure is important in order to keep your oxygen concentrator filter clean at all times, thus preventing further accumulation of dust and dirt debris.

How to clean the filter?

Make sure the oxygen concentrator is turned off and unplugged. Then remove filter door and remove the filter inside. You can read your owners manual if you are not sure how to locate the filter or remove it. In case you need constant oxygen, then you should have a spare filter than you can install in the place of the old one until you clean and dry it.

After removing the dirty filter, run it under tap water until all visible dirt is washed away. To clean it properly, use a gentle detergents that would not leave soap residue on the filter. If the filter is very dirty, you can use warm water and soak it in a a plastic tub. Add a teaspoon of mild dish liquid and rub the filter with a soft, lint-free cloth to scrub the dirt off.