I returned 2 Phillips CPAP machines for the recall, a Dreamstation and a Dreamstation Go. I ended up buying a less expensive ResMed AirMini and use it as my everyday CPAP. I gave up on waiting for a year to get a replacement and trashed both Phillips CPAPs. Then finally I received a barebones replacement Dreamstation with no power cord and I sent it back. They have so many users I don't think it's an option to send it back for repair if there is a recall. I did have one instance prior to the recall where the CPAP stopped working and did send it back for repair. I used a loaner until I received it back in about a month if I remember correctly.