Good to know Sierra and good to know that you held it together with tape!
I thought that was reserved for those of us without an engineering degree.
It might be hard for you to complain Sierra but let me give you a brief demonstration of how it's done.
I'm kind of an expert at complaining. I might even have a diploma somewhere which cost way too much and is printed on really terrible paper.
My Airsense10 is almost unused and currently abandoned in another state because I consider it to be a shameful example of cheap plastic manufacturing compared to the old S9 which at least looks and feels like they were trying to make a good product,
The Airsense10 will never survive the neglect and abuse that the S9 continues to be subject to, bouncing off walls and tumbling around on the floor etc.
Having said that, all the machines should come with tape and rubber bands and blu tack and string and wire and a stapler and paper clips and a hammer.
They are essential tools when something fails at 2am and you just can't get that chain saw started.
There, that wasn't so hard, as complaints go, and, apart from a bit of embellishment, it was even mostly true.