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Old 2012-11-13, 4:00pm
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Question Cleaning a MC44-90 DeVilbliss Oxy Con?

Hi - I have two reconditioned MC44-90 DeVilbliss Oxygen concentrators that I use for my torch setup. They did not come with user manuals and I was wondering what I need to do to clean the filters?

The only filter that I can see on the unit is a black foamy insert on the back of the unit that is held in by a plastic mesh piece. Is this the only filter for the unit?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Old 2012-11-14, 8:45am
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I think there is one under the sieve bed, but would have to google it online to know for sure.
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Old 2012-11-14, 9:21am
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There should be an internal filter also that you will need to replace .
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