Suction Machines — Overview & Troubleshooting

This video details how to set up, use, and troubleshoot your stationary and portable suction machines, as provided by Wave or Sail Healthcare. 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Begin with portable suction units 0:32 - On and off buttons 0:49 - Battery life 0:58 - Keep your machine plugged in at all times when at home 1:06 - Charging your Vacu-Aide unit 1:33 - Red light, low battery 1:40 - Do not let your lithium battery drain completely 1:50 - Charging your DeVilbiss unit 2:13 - Ensure the unit is charging, verify lights are on 2:19 - Troubleshooting: what to do when your lights do not turn on 2:38 - Change in suction pressure when unit is plugged in vs not plugged in 2:54 - Adjusting pressure on the DeVilbiss unit 3:06 - Adjusting pressure on the Vacu-Aide unit 3:22- Always take your wall charger and car charger when traveling outside the house 3:29 - Turn on your vehicle before plugging in your car charger 3:42 - What else to take when traveling outside the home 4:08 - Introducing the stationary suction machine 4:24 - Stationary unit is the primary unit to use when at home 4:54 - On and off button for the stationary unit 5:04 - Adjusting pressure on the stationary unit 5:26 - Stationary Machine is compatible with both canisters (all three machines are compatible) 5:35 - Connecting canister to the suction machine 6:08 - Setting up your suction canister 6:36 - Troubleshooting: what to do when your machine does not turn on when it is connected to a power source