Oxygen Concentrator Suddenly Malfunctioned? Here’s What You Must Do Immediately
- Ain W.
- Jan 5
- 3 min read
Table of Contents
Introduction
Did your oxygen concentrator suddenly break down?
Don’t panic — here are quick steps to ensure the patient continues receiving oxygen support!Oxygen concentrators are essential for patients requiring respiratory assistance at home. When the machine suddenly fails, immediate action is critical.
Why Oxygen Concentrators Can Malfunction
Common causes of oxygen machine failure:
Continuous use without rest causes overheating
Air filter clogged due to dust or lack of maintenance
Electrical supply issues or loose wiring
Machine age exceeds 3–5 years without regular servicing
According to a study from the Journal of Respiratory Care, over 60% of oxygen concentrator malfunctions are due to users failing to service the filters regularly.
First Steps When the Oxygen Machine Breaks Down
What you should do immediately:
Move the patient to a more open and cooler area to aid breathing
Use an oxygen cylinder (if available) as a temporary backup
Check cables and switches — ensure no blown fuses
Contact an oxygen concentrator service provider for urgent troubleshooting
⚠️ Do not attempt to open the machine yourself if you lack technical knowledge.
Immediate Alternative: Rent a Home Oxygen Machine
Best option for quick replacement without high costs
If your machine is damaged and cannot be repaired immediately, the most practical solution is to rent an oxygen concentrator from a trusted provider.
✅ Benefits of renting an oxygen concentrator:
Only RM250 per month – much cheaper than buying
Delivery within 4 hours – ideal for hospital discharge emergencies
No long-term commitment – cancel anytime
Latest models approved by MOH (KKM) & MDA
📍 Case example: A COPD patient in Seremban received a replacement machine within 3 hours after their original unit failed.
Recommended 5L Oxygen Machine Specifications
Suitable for home and portable use
Flow Rate: 1–5 Liters per minute
Oxygen Purity: Up to 96%
Machine Weight: 15.9 KG
Suitable for chronic patients, post-surgery, and long-term treatment
🔧 Purchase Options:
Buy for RM2,599 (market price: RM3,200)
Easy installment: RM279 x 10 months
No credit card required
💥 Limited Offer: Discounted price + same-day delivery for direct purchase!
Did You Know?
Many patients prefer to rent first before buying!
A study from the Malaysian medical market shows that over 70% of users choose to rent an oxygen concentrator before deciding to purchase.
This allows families to test its effectiveness and compatibility without a major expense.
Conclusion
A broken oxygen concentrator doesn’t have to become a crisis.
Take swift action by:
Identifying the cause
Contacting technical support
Considering renting an oxygen machine immediately to avoid health risks
Always ensure you have access to a backup machine — whether through rental or purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. How much does it cost to rent a home oxygen machine?
Standard rental is RM250/month, including delivery and user manual.
2. Is this machine suitable for all patients?
Yes, suitable for COPD, pneumonia, post-COVID, cancer, and elderly patients.
3. How long does delivery take?
Usually within 4 hours, including areas like Klang Valley, Seremban & Melaka.
4. Can I buy the machine instead of renting?
Yes, both options are available. Purchase price is RM2,599 with easy installments.
5. Are these machines approved by authorities?
Yes, every unit is certified by MOH (KKM) & MDA for safety and effectiveness.
🚚 Fast Delivery Within 4 Hours!
💰 Rent: RM250/month | Buy: RM2,599 (Market Price RM3,200)
💳 Installment: RM279 x 10 Months – No Credit Card Needed!
✅ Quality 5L Oxygen Machine with 1–5L/min flow
✅ 96% pure oxygen – MOH & MDA approved
✅ Perfect for home use & post-hospital discharge patients
📲 Book Now in 5 Minutes via WhatsApp!
👉 Click Here for Quick WhatsApp Booking
🔥 Limited Offer – Get Discounts & Same-Day Delivery!
Trust experienced oxygen concentrator providers who deliver proven care for your patients. Don’t wait until it’s too late — ensure oxygen is available when needed!
Comments