Pack the working setup you actually use: device, required attachments, the correct power accessories and readable instructions. Before you leave, resolve an unclear charging signal, a missing part or a change after storage—do not leave those checks until you are away.
Check power before the day you need it
- Identify the power arrangement. Current MY135 and MY139 devices are rechargeable; CN69 requires wall power. Keep the correct cable or power accessory with that setup.
- Check the charging indication in advance. Use the completion signal in your device’s charging instructions. If you cannot identify it, follow full-charge guidance before departure.
- Read the ratings on what you will pack. A plug adapter changes the plug shape; it does not establish electrical compatibility. Check the device and power accessory markings for the destination supply.
“Rechargeable” does not establish how long the unit will run away from a power source. Keep the documented operating and charging conditions with you.
Lay out the whole setup once
| Pack | Check before it goes in the bag |
|---|---|
| Device and cup assembly | The parts belong to this model and no visible damage appeared during storage. |
| The mask or mouthpiece used with it | Its connector and any necessary components are present. Count an attachment already fitted to the device. |
| Power accessories | The correct cable and any permitted adapter are together, with readable ratings. |
| Readable instructions | Keep the booklet or a saved copy of the relevant pages available offline. Include charging, care and reassembly—not just a product video. |
| Confirmed spare parts, if taking them | They match this version. An extra mask set does not include a spare medicine cup or mesh head. |
| Care materials | They are permitted for the components and can be used under the conditions at the destination. |
For kit quantities, use your purchased option’s “What’s included” list. A travel pouch shown in a lifestyle photograph is a prop, not an included accessory.
Protect the parts separately
- Complete the documented preparation and drying steps before packing.
- Protect the body, cup and loose attachments from pressure and impact; avoid letting a loose hard object press against a cup connection or the controls.
- Keep components awaiting care separate from those already prepared for use.
- Keep the model label, power ratings and instructions accessible without unpacking everything.
Use the device’s stated transport and storage conditions. For flights or other regulated transport, check the carrier’s current rules for the actual device and battery; a portable label is not transport approval.
Can you complete the care routine where you are going?
Plan the practical conditions as well as the bag: a suitable place for the equipment, the permitted care materials, and a way to complete the prescribed drying and storage steps. Check these before a hotel stay, overnight visit or longer trip.
If those conditions are uncertain, identify which step cannot be completed and ask about it in advance. Do not substitute an improvised cleaning mixture or assume a cleaning mode replaces attachment care. Use cleaning and auto-clean guidance for that distinction.
Taking it out after a long period of storage?
Before packing, note how long it was stored and inspect accessible parts for visible changes. Follow any return-to-use preparation in the supplied instructions. If it now has no startup response, use power guidance; if it starts but stops or has weak output, use the after-storage route.
Resolve missing attachments or unreadable instructions before leaving. Questions about medicine storage or treatment arrangements belong with the relevant healthcare professional.
Resolve the specific gap before leaving
State whether you need a power detail, an attachment or a care-step explanation.
- Destination and the equipment or care step you need to prepare for
- Device/power accessory markings or the part you are missing
- Departure date, if the question concerns obtaining an item