Inlet blocked Inlet blocked. Check filter.
What it means: Blockage at the device air inlet.
What to do: Clear the inlet and check the filter is installed properly; replace if needed.
Philips DreamStation Go (CPAP and Auto CPAP)
Find the message on your screen below. Most alerts clear with a simple check: the water chamber seated, the tube connected, the filter clean. If a code keeps coming back after the fix, stop using the machine and contact your equipment supplier or the manufacturer.
What it means: Blockage at the device air inlet.
What to do: Clear the inlet and check the filter is installed properly; replace if needed.
What it means: Blockage at the tube or mask.
What to do: Make sure the tube is not crushed or folded and the mask is attached without obstruction.
What it means: The device is in Safe State with power on but airflow disabled.
What to do: Disconnect and reattach the power cord. If it continues, contact your supplier.
What it means: A prescription or settings change was missing or incorrect.
What to do: Contact your supplier.
What it means: Therapy stopped because the mask was removed.
What to do: Put the mask back on, confirm a good fit and turn airflow on.
What it means: The device cannot read the microSD card.
What to do: Remove and reinsert it. If it reappears, ask your supplier for a replacement card.
What it means: The card is full.
What to do: Replace it with a new card from your supplier.
What it means: The card was removed and not put back before this session.
What to do: Reinsert the microSD card.
What it means: A battery pack fault was detected.
What to do: Check the pack, let it reach room temperature if it was hot or cold, and replace it if the fault continues.
What it means: The battery charge level cannot be determined.
What to do: Reconnect or recharge the battery pack.
No matching code. Check the exact text on the screen, or see the troubleshooting section on the machine page.
Last reviewed October 11, 2026. How we research · Report an error