Secondhand Mechanical Ventilator Case Airox Legendair

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Report date: 26.11.2025

AIROX LEGENDAIR Home Mechanical Ventilator Analysis Report

Device Description, Brand and Model Identification

The product shown in the visuals is a portable mechanical ventilator device used to provide medical respiratory support. The brand and model indications on the device’s front panel are clearly legible.

• Brand: AIROX
• Model: LEGENDAIR
• Device Type: Portable Home Mechanical Ventilator (Respiratory Device)

Missing Parts and Critical Condition Analysis

The most important detail observed in the general analysis of the device is the complete absence of the screen unit (LCD) on the front panel. The area where the screen should be on the front panel is empty, and the electronic connection cables (ribbon cables) located in the internal structure of the device are visible protruding from this gap. This situation indicates that the device is currently unusable and requires serious repair or spare part completion.

Physical Condition and Cosmetic Status

Upon examining the outer casing of the device, the following details were observed:

• Case Structure: The product has a two-colored plastic casing consisting of a greenish top cover and a beige bottom body.
• Deformations: Surface scratches, friction marks, and slight dirt accumulation due to use are present on the plastic surfaces. However, no deep cracks or major breakages are observed on the casing.
• Carrying Handle: An integrated carrying handle is located on the upper part of the device, and this section appears sturdy.

Front Panel and Control Interface

The control panel membrane (label surface) on the front of the device is present, but its integrity is compromised due to the screen gap. Details on the panel are as follows:

• Buttons: A power on/off (Power) button is located at the bottom left, Up/Down adjustment buttons in the middle, and a confirm (Check) button on the right. The physical press parts of the buttons are in place, but their electronic functionality is untestable.
• Icons and Indicators: Power plug and battery symbols are located at the top left, and alarm mute symbols at the top right.

Rear Panel and Connection Points

The rear part of the device has been examined for connection ports and air inlets:

• Air Inlet: The air inlet section (filter compartment) with a warning label on it is visible at the bottom left.
• Input/Output Ports: A power input socket and a multi-pin socket, likely used for data transfer or sensor connection, are located in the middle and bottom right sections. Additionally, small pneumatic or oxygen inlet ports of circular form are present.
• Ventilation: Cooling vents are located at the bottom. Some dust accumulation is observed between the grilles.

Label and Warning Information

A prominent warning label is located on the rear of the device:

• Air Inlet Warning: The phrases “ENTREE D’AIR / NE PAS OBSTRUER” and “AIR INLET / DO NOT OBSTRUCT” are legible. This warning indicates that the air inlet must not be obstructed.
• A specific technical label (Rating Plate) indicating the serial number or production year is not legible from these angles or cannot be discerned in the visual.

Originality and Compatibility

Considering the material quality, color tones, and logo prints, the product in the visual is an original AIROX product. However, due to the absence of the vital screen component, the device should be evaluated as being in “for spare parts” or “repairable” status.

Potential Failure Risk and Existing Issues

Risks identified based solely on visual data are as follows:

• Existing Fault (Certain): The screen module is physically absent. This is the primary fault of the device and makes display impossible.
• Internal Risk: The possibility of dust or foreign objects entering through the screen gap could lead to secondary issues (short circuits, etc.) on the internal mainboard. The visible cables (flex cables) are delicate and being exposed increases their risk of damage.

Quantity and Accessory Information

Only 1 main device body is present in the visuals. A power adapter, power cable, respiratory hoses, mask, or original box are not included in the visuals.