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CPAP Machine Replacement Parts

While most machine parts do not need to be replaced unless they are damaged, it is a good idea to change your machine’s filters on a regular basis. We carry a huge selection of CPAP machine parts for almost every machine, including brands like ResMed, Philips Respironics, DeVilbiss, and Fisher & Paykel. CPAP replacement parts are typically bought online because of a wide selection, immediate availability, and low prices. CPAP machine replacement parts include filters, tubing, water chambers, outer panels, power cords, and more.

Replacement schedules can vary. We recommend following the manufacturer guidelines.

If you are unsure of the replacement part you need, contact our knowledgeable customer care team. Any attempted repair of your machine may result in voiding the manufacturer warranty–so don’t loosen any screws. Give us a call at 866.414.9700 or email us at questions@thecpapshop.com.

FAQs

Answers to your common questions about CPAP devices and tips for getting better sleep every night.

For best results, consult your user manual for the manufacturer recommended cleaning and replacement schedule for your parts. As a general guideline, follow the schedule below: Masks and mask cushions: every 3 months Mask headgear: every 6 months CPAP tubing: every 6 months Humidifier water chamber: every 6 months Fine filters: every month Foam filters: every 3-6 months.

The CPAP Shop does not submit any claims to insurance. However, customers may submit claims to insurance providers for reimbursement on CPAP machine parts. We can provide an itemized purchase order as well as list of applicable insurance codes. Here's some food for thought as to whether to use insurance vs cash pay for replacement machine parts.

CPAP equipment should be cleaned and maintained regularly. Using dirty or damaged equipment can lower the quality of your CPAP therapy and may even lead to worsened symptoms or illness. If parts become damaged or too dirty to use, it is time to replace them. Here’s a breakdown of when you should consider replacing CPAP supplies and parts. Is there any schedule for changing CPAP machine parts?