LifeSource UA-705 Manual

ADVANCED MANUAL INFLATE
Blood Pressure Monitor
Trilingual Instruction Guide – MODEL UA-705
English • Français • Español
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Please read this important information before using your monitor.
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Please remember that only a medical practitioner is qualified to inter-
pret your blood pressure measurements. Use of this device should not
replace regular medical examinations.
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Have your physician review your procedure for using this device. He
or she will want to verify blood pressure measurements before pre-
scribing or adjusting medications.
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Consult your physician if you have any doubt about your readings.
Should a mechanical problem occur, contact A&D Medical.
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Make sure to use the correct cuff size when measuring your blood
pressure.
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Do not attempt to service, calibrate, or repair this monitor.
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Because your UA-705 monitor contains delicate, high-precision parts,
avoid exposing it to extremes in temperature or humidity or to direct
sunlight, shock and dust. A&D Medical guarantees the accuracy of
this monitor only when it is stored and used within the temperature
and humidity ranges noted on page E-18.
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Clean the monitor and cuff with a dry, soft cloth or a cloth dampened
with water and a mild detergent. Never use alcohol, benzene, thinner
or other harsh chemicals to clean monitor or cuff.
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Remove and replace batteries if monitor is not used for more than
six months. Alkaline batteries recommended.
PRECAUTION
The UA-705 is designed to be used at home, by those who are eighteen (18)
years and older, to monitor blood pressure (systolic and diastolic) and pulse
rate. It is not designed for ambulatory use.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ✓
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Fast. Easy. Accurate.
Congratulations on purchasing a state-of-the-art LifeSource®
blood pressure monitor—one of the most technologically
advanced monitors available today. Designed for ease of use
and accuracy, this monitor will facilitate your daily blood pres-
sure regimen.
Physicians agree that daily self-monitoring of blood pressure is
an important step individuals can take to maintain cardiovas-
cular health and prevent the serious consequences associated
with undetected and untreated hypertension.
A&D Medical has been manufacturing high quality healthcare
products for over 20 years. We are committed to providing you
and your family with monitoring devices that provide the
utmost in accuracy and convenience.
LifeSource - Designed for Life.
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WHAT DI PLAY YMBOL MEAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-2
MONITOR COMPONENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-3
HOW UA-705 WORK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-4
BEFORE YOU TART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-4
ELECTING THE CORRECT CUFF IZE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-5
TAKING YOUR BLOOD PRE URE . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-6 — E-8
WHAT I AN IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E-9
ABOUT CUFF INFLATION METER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E-9
ABOUT AVERAGE READING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E-10
ABOUT PRE URE RATING INDICATOR™ . . . . . . . . . . . .E-10
ABOUT MEMORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E-11
ABOUT BLOOD PRE URE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-12 — E-16
TROUBLE HOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E-17
PECIFICATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-18
CONTACT INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-19
FRENCH IN TRUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F-1
PANI H IN TRUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1
TABLE OF CONTENT
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WHAT DI PLAY YMBOL MEAN
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Display
ymbol
Recommended
Action
Measurement is in progress, remain
as still as possible.
Take measurement again and con-
sult with your physician.
Replace all batteries with new ones
when the symbol blinks. Alkaline
batteries recommended.
Try the measurement again. Remain
very still during the measurement.
Fasten the cuff correctly, and try the
measurement again.
Check for air leaks along the tube
and around the
air socket.
Refasten the cuff and retake meas-
urement.
Make sure tube is properly connect-
ed to cuff and monitor.
Try the measurement again. Remain
very still during the measurement.
Measurement is in progress, remain
as still as possible.
Refer to the section “About Pressure
Rating Indicator” for further expla-
nation.
Press exhaust button to release air.
Inflate cuff 30 to 40 mmHg above
your normal systolic pressure.
Condition/Cause
The symbol shown while measure-
ment is in progress. It blinks while
detecting the pulse.
An irregular heartbeat or body move-
ment may have occurred. Refer to
page E-9 for more information on
irregular heartbeats.
Previous measurement stored in
MEMORY.
The battery power indicator during
measurement.
The batteries are low when it blinks.
Unstable blood pressure due to
excessive body movement.
The systolic and diastolic values are
within 10 mmHg of each other.
The pressure value did not increase
during inflation.
The cuff is not fastened correctly.
There is an air leak in the cuff or
monitor.
The pulse is not detected correctly.
Cuff Inflation Meter
Pressure Rating Indicator™
Appears on display prior to and dur-
ing measurement. Blinks if there is air
in cuff at power up.
Cuff needs to be inflated for proper
measurement.
Battery Full
Battery Low
PULSE DISPLAY ERROR
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MONITOR COMPONENT ?
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ARM CUFF
PROPER FIT RANGE
INDEX MARK AIR HOSE
DISPLAY
START BUTTON
AIR SOCKET
AIR CONNECTOR PLUG
EXHAUST
RUBBER BULB BATTERY COVER
AA BATTERY
BATTERY COMPARTMENT
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You must install 1 type AA (1.5 volt) battery and attach the cuff to the monitor
before using it (alkaline batteries recommended). To install battery (or replace
it if the "Low Battery" symbol appears on display), proceed as follows:
1. Remove battery cover by gently pushing
down on handle and pulling cover off
monitor.
2. Place the battery in compartment with
positive (+) and negative (–) terminals
matching those indicated in the compart-
ment. Be sure battery makes contact with
compartment terminals.
3. Replace cover by sliding it into the com-
partment and gently pressing into place.
NOTE: Rechargeable batteries will not work with this monitor.
LifeSource®blood pressure monitors are easy to use, accurate and digitally
display full measurement readouts. Our technology is based on the “oscillo-
metric method”–a noninvasive blood pressure determination. The term
“oscillation”refers to any measure of vibrations caused by the arterial pulse.
Our monitor examines the pulsatile pressure generated by the arterial wall as
it expands and contracts against the cuff with each heartbeat.
The cuff is inflated until the artery is fully blocked. The inflation speed is
maximized and the pressure level is optimized by the device. The monitor
takes measurements while the cuff is both inflating and deflating. This results
in a faster measurement providing greater comfort to the user.
Step 1
Step 3
Step 2
HOW UA-705 WORK
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BEFORE YOU TART
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USE SMALL CUFF USE LARGE CUFFPROPER FIT RANGE
INDEX
INDEX
Ea
ELECTING THE CORRECT CUFF IZE
AR SIZE RECO ENDED
CUFF SIZE
REPLACE ENT
CUFF ODEL#
9.4” - 14.2” (24-36cm)
14.2” - 17.7” (36-45cm)
edium Cuff
Large Cuff
UA-280
UA-281
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Using the correct cuff size is important for an accurate reading. A cuff that is
too large will produce a reading that is lower than the correct blood pressure; a
cuff that is too small will produce a reading that is higher than the correct
blood pressure. With your arm hanging at the side of your body, measure the
circumference of your upper arm at the midpoint between the shoulder and
elbow.
NOTE: The LifeSource small cuff is not compatible with the UA-705 monitor.
Cuff ize Indicator On The Cuff
Our cuff has an indicator which tells you whether you are using the correct
cuff size or not. Place the cuff on your arm (see Page E-6 to learn how to put
the cuff on correctly) and if the Index Mark points within the Proper Fit
Range, you are using the correct cuff size. If the Index points outside of the
Proper Fit Range, contact A&D Medical at 1-888-726-9966 (in Canada, call
Auto Control Medical at 1-800-461-0991) for more information on where to
obtain a cuff replacement.
NOTE: If the cuff size indicator falls on a borderline between two size cate-
gories, pick either one and make sure to use the same cuff size for each
measurement.
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Tips for Blood Pressure Monitoring:
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Relax for about 5 minutes before measurement.
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Do not smoke or ingest caffeine at least 30 minutes prior to
measurement.
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Remove constricting clothing and place cuff on bare arm.
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Unless your physician recommends otherwise, use left arm to
measure pressure.
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Do not talk during measurement.
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Do not cross legs and keep you feet flat on floor during measurement.
Now you are ready. Follow these simple steps:
1. Sit comfortably with your left arm resting on a
flat surface so that the center of your upper arm
is at the same height as your heart.
2. Lay left arm on the table, palm up and thread cuff end through metal
loop, smooth side against arm. Then position the tube off-center toward
the inner side of arm in line with the little finger.
3. Pull the end of the cuff to tighten it, fold back the extra
material, and fasten securely. The cuff should be snug but
not too tight. You should be able to insert two fingers
between the cuff and your arm.
IMPORTANT: easure pressure at the same time
each day.
4. Confirm that the index points within the proper
fit range.
TAKING YOUR BLOOD PRE URE
Cu
Tube
Index and Proper Fit range
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5. Press the START button. Your average blood pressure reading will appear
with the number of measurements stored in memory (i.e. A25 = total of
25 measurements stored in memory) and a flashing symbol, indicating
that monitor is ready for measurement.
NOTE: If the symbol is displayed, the
cuff has some air trapped in it. Press the
exhaust valve button until the symbol
is displayed. You may have to press on
the cuff while holding the exhaust valve
to release all the air in the cuff.
6. When the symbol is displayed, begin cuff inflation by squeezing the
inflator bulb repeatedly. It may take a few seconds for the symbol to
appear.
7. Stop squeezing the inflator bulb when symbol disappears or until cuff
pressure reaches about 30 mmHg to 40 mmHg above expected systolic
pressure. If inflating to a level above your expected systolic pressure, we
recommend using the chart shown below to determine your inflation
level.
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TAKING YOUR BLOOD PRE URE
Usual Systolic Inflate to
Up to 13
131-17
171-21
211-25
16
2
24
28
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8. When the correct pressurization has been reached, the automatic
exhaust mechanism will gradually reduce the pressure in the cuff. Sit
quietly during measurement. The ❤symbol will blink with your pulse
beat.
NOTE: Exhaust rate cannot be adjusted during measurement. If you wish
to stop inflation at any time, press the exhaust valve to release the pres-
sure in the cuff.
9. After you see the measurement results displayed on the screen, press the
exhaust valve to release the excess air from the cuff. If you move your
arm before pressing the exhaust valve, the result on the screen will be
deleted. The monitor shuts off automatically in about 30 seconds. You
can also press the START button to shut off the monitor.
10. Remove cuff and make a note of your blood pressure and pulse rate on
the chart in the back of the manual, indicating date and time of measure-
ment. Additional logbook charts can be downloaded and printed for free
at www.LifeSourceOnline.com or www.autocontrol.com.
We advise that you record the date and time after each measurement because
an accurate blood pressure history relies not on single or sporadic readings
but on a pattern over time.
NOTE: Allow at least 5 minutes between measurements on the same
person.
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The UA-705 Blood Pressure Monitor provides a blood pressure and pulse rate
measurement even when an irregular heartbeat occurs. The Irregular
Heartbeat symbol will appear in the display window in the event an
Irregular Heartbeat has occurred during measurement. An irregular heartbeat
is defined as a heartbeat that varies by 25% from the average of all heartbeat
intervals during the blood pressure measurement. It is important that you
relax, remain still and refrain from talking during measurements.
NOTE: We recommend contacting your physician if you see this
symbol frequently.
The Cuff Inflation Meter is located on the left side of the display screen to tell
you when the blood pressure monitor is inflating and deflating the cuff. The
Cuff Inflation Meter moves up during inflation and moves down during
deflation.
Inflation in Progress Inflation Complete Deflation/ easurement
in Progress
WHAT I AN IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT
ABOUT CUFF INFLATION METER
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ABOUT AVERAGE READING
ABOUT PRE URE RATING INDICATOR™
The Pressure Rating Indicator™is a feature which pro-
vides a snapshot of your blood pressure classification
based on your measurements. This will let you quickly
know what your blood pressure readings mean. Each
segment of the bar indicator corresponds to the Seventh
Report of the Joint National Committee (JNC7) on
Prevention, Evaluation and Treatment of High Blood
Pressure from the National Heart, Lung and Blood
Institute - May 2003. For a more detailed look at this
blood pressure classification, please refer to “Assessing
High Blood Pressure”on page E-13.
:The indicator displays a segment, based on the current measurement,
corresponding to the JNC7 Classification.
NOTE: Due to other risk factors (e.g. diabetes, obesity, smoking, etc.) in
addition to your blood pressure measurement, the Pressure Rating Indicator
is approximate. Please consult with your physician for interpretation and
diagnosis of your blood pressure measurements.
NOTE: Residents outside of the United States (e.g.. Canada and exico)
should refer to the WHO Classification Table on page E-13 for assessment
of their blood pressure measurement.
Le UA-705 fournit une lecture moyenne de la tension artérielle
selon les mesures totales enregistrées dans la mémoire.
Pendant la prise d'une mesure, la lecture moyenne de la ten-
sion artérielle apparaîtra et le nombre de mesures enregistrées
dans la mémoire clignotera plusieurs fois avant que le brassard
commence àgonfler. La lecture moyenne apparaîtra briève-
ment lors de la récupération des mesures de la mémoire.
NU BER OF EASURE ENTS STORED
IN E ORY
AVERAGE
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ABOUT MEMORY
The UA-705 automatically stores up to 30 blood pressure and pulse measure-
ments in its memory. Measurements stored in memory are assigned an index
number in the order of the newest to the oldest. The oldest reading displays
as "n01".
To retrieve readings, follow these simple steps:
1. When the display screen is blank, press and hold the
START button. While holding down the START button,
you will see the average reading displayed first. You will
then see the memory index number (e.g. n04) of the most
recent reading followed by the measurement. Release the
START button when you see the memory index number.
2. The display will shut off automatically a few seconds after
all of the readings are displayed. To turn off the monitor at
any time, press the START button.
To clear the measurement history from memory, remove the
battery from the unit and then place the battery back into the
battery holder.
NOTE: If there are no measurements stored in memory, you will see two 0s
displayed vertically followed by a blinking "A00".
NOTE: Stored measurements will be lost if batteries become low or are
removed.
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What Is Blood Pressure?
Blood pressure is the force exerted by blood against the walls of the arteries.
Systolic pressure occurs when the heart contracts; diastolic pressure occurs
when the heart expands. Blood pressure is measured in millimeters of mercury
(mmHg).
What Affects Blood Pressure?
Blood pressure is affected by many factors: age, weight, time of day, activity
level, climate, altitude and season. Certain activities can significantly alter
one’s blood pressure. Walking can raise systolic pressure by 12 mmHg and
diastolic pressure by 5.5 mmHg. Sleeping can decrease systolic blood pres-
sure by as much as 10 mmHg. Taking your blood pressure repeatedly with-
out waiting an interval of 5 minutes between readings, or without raising
your arm to allow blood to flow back to the heart, can also affect it.
In addition to these factors, beverages containing caffeine or alcohol, certain
medications, emotional stress and even tight-fitting clothes can make a difference
in the readings.
What Causes Variations In Blood Pressure?
An individual’s blood pressure varies greatly from day to day and season to
season. For hypersensitive individuals, these variations are even more pro-
nounced. Normally, blood pressure rises during work or play and falls to its
lowest levels during sleep.
ABOUT BLOOD PRE URE
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ABOUT BLOOD PRE URE
Assessing High Blood Pressure for Adults
The following standards for assessing high blood pressure (without regard to
age or gender) have been established as a guideline. Please note that other
risk factors (e.g. diabetes, obesity, smoking, etc.) need to be taken into con-
sideration and may affect these figures. Consult with your physician for an
accurate assessment.
JNC7 Classification Table – for Adults within the U. .
BP Classification ystolic (mmHg) Diastolic (mmHg)
Normal less than 120 and less than 80
Prehypertension 120-139 or 80-89
Stage 1 Hypertension 140-159 or 90-99
Stage 2 Hypertension 160 or 100
OURCE: The Seventh Report of the Joint National Committee on
Prevention, Evaluation and Treatment of High Blood Pressure for Adults.
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute - ay 2003.
WHO Classification Table – for Adults outside of the
U. . (e.g. Canada, Mexico)
BP Classification ystolic (mmHg) Diastolic (mmHg)
Optimal less than 120 and less than 80
Normal less than 130 or less than 85
High-Normal 130-139 or 85-89
Stage 1 Hypertension 140-159 or 90-99
Stage 2 Hypertension 160-179 or 100-109
Stage 3 Hypertension 180 or 110
OURCE: Standards to assess high blood pressure, without regard to age
or gender, have been established by the World Health Organization (WHO).
greater than
or equal to greater than
or equal to
greater than
or equal to
greater than
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ABOUT BLOOD PRE URE
What Is Hypertension?
Hypertension (high blood pressure) is the diagnosis given when readings
consistently rise above normal. It is well known that hypertension can lead to
stroke, heart attack or other illness if left untreated. Referred to as a “silent
killer”because it does not always produce symptoms that alert you to the
problem, hypertension is treatable when diagnosed early.
Can Hypertension Be Controlled?
In many individuals, hypertension can be controlled by altering lifestyle and-
minimizing stress, and by appropriate medication prescribed and monitored
by your doctor. The American Heart Association recommends the following
lifestyle suggestions to prevent or control hypertension:
Don’t smoke. Have regular physical
Reduce salt and fat intake. checkups.
Maintain proper weight. Monitor your blood
Exercise routinely. pressure at periodic intervals.
Why Measure Blood Pressure at Home?
It is now well known that, for many individuals, blood pressure readings
taken in a doctor’s office or hospital setting might be elevated as a result of
apprehension and anxiety. This response is commonly called “white coat
hypertension.”In any case, self-measurement at home supplements your doc-
tor’s readings and provides a more accurate, complete blood pressure history.
In addition, clinical studies have shown that the detection and treatment of
hypertension is improved when patients both consult their physicians and
monitor their own blood pressureat home.
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Answers to Why Your Readings Are Different
Between Home and at the Doctor’s Office
Why are my readings different between home and at a doctor’s office?
Your blood pressure readings taken in a doctor’s office or hospital setting may
be elevated as a result of apprehension and anxiety. This response is known
as white coat hypertension.
When I bring my monitor to a doctor’s office, why do I get a different
measurement from my monitor to that taken by a doctor or nurse?
The healthcare professional may be using a different sized cuff. The size of
the bladder inside the cuff is critical for the accuracy of the measurement.
This may give you a different reading. A cuff too large will produce a reading
that is lower than the correct blood pressure; a cuff that is too small will pro-
duce a reading that is higher than the correct blood pressure. There may also
be other factors that can cause the difference in measurements.
Keys to uccessful Monitoring:
Blood pressure fluctuates throughout the day. We recommend that you are
consistent in your daily measurement routine:
•Measure at the same time every day.
•Sit in the same chair/position.
•Do not cross legs and keep your feet flat on the floor.
•Relax for 5 minutes before measurement.
•Use the correct cuff size to get an accurate reading.
•Sit still during measurement –no talking, eating or sudden
movements.
•Record your measurement in a logbook.
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Establishing Baseline Measurements
The most important method to get an accurate blood pressure measurement
is consistency. To get the most benefit out of your monitor, it is important to
establish a “baseline measurement.”This helps build a foundation of meas-
urements that you can use to compare against future readings. To build this
baseline measurement, devote two weeks for consistent blood pressure moni-
toring. This involves doing everything the same way when you measure (e.g.
measuring during the same time of day, in the same location, sitting in the
same chair, using the same cuff, etc.). Once you establish your baseline meas-
urement, you can start evaluating if your measurement has been affected
based on things lifestyle changes or medication treatment.
How Do I Record My Blood Pressure?
Blood pressure readings are typically recorded with the systolic pressure writ-
ten first, followed by a slash mark and the diastolic pressure. For example,
120 mmHg systolic and 80 mmHg diastolic measurements are written as
120/80. Pulse is simply written with the letter “P”followed by the pulse
rate—P 72, for example. Please see the back of the manual for the blood
pressure tracking record.
Customer upport Tools Online
Additional tools are available on www.LifeSourceOnline.com (in Canada -
www.autocontrol.com) to help you get the most out of your blood pressure
monitoring. These include:
•Large Print Instruction Manuals
•Animated Operating Instructions for select models
•Additional Logbook Sheets
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TROUBLE HOOTING
Problem
Nothing appears in
the display, after
pressing the START
button.
The cuff does not
deflate properly
The unit does not
measure. Readings
are too high or too
low.
The value is differ-
ent from that meas-
ured at a clinic or
doctor’s office.
Probable cause
Battery is drained.
Battery terminals are not in
the correct position.
Battery voltage is too low.
Low battery symbol blinks.
[If the battery is drained
completely, the mark does
not appear.]
The cuff is not fastened
properly.
You moved your arm or
body during the
measurement.
The cuff position is not
correct.
You are using the wrong
size cuff.
Taking too many readings
on the same arm in a short
period of time.
The healthcare professional
may be using a different
sized cuff.
Your measurements may be
elevated by white coat
hypertension
NOTE: If the actions described above do not solve the problem, call 1-888-
726-9966 (In Canada - 1-800-461-0991). Do not attempt to repair the
device yourself.
Corrective action
Replace battery with new one.
Alkaline battery
recommended.
Reinstall the battery with neg-
ative and positive terminals
matching those indicated in
the battery compartment.
Replace battery with new
ones. Alkaline battery
recommended.
Fasten the cuff correctly.
Make sure you remain very
still and quiet during the
measurement.
Sit comfortably and still.
Make sure the cuff is at the
same level as your heart.
See Pg. E-5 "Selecting the
Correct Cuff."
Relax five minutes before each
measurement.
See Pg. E-15 "Answers to
Why Your Readings Are
Different Between Home and
the Doctor’s Office."
See Pg. E-14 "Why Measure
Blood Pressure at Home."
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