What to do if my ADC Advantage 6012N Blood Pressure Monitor is not accurate?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor frequently fails to measure or the values measured are too low or too high, ensure the cuff is correctly fitted on your arm. Before starting the measurement, make sure that clothing is not exerting pressure on the arm. Remove any tight clothing if necessary. Measure your blood pressure again in complete peace and quiet.
Why is the display blank on my ADC Advantage 6012N?
If the display of your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor remains blank when you switch it on, even with batteries in place, first check the battery installation and polarity. If the display is still unusual, remove the batteries and exchange them for new ones.
How to fix ADC Advantage 6012N Blood Pressure Monitor when pressure doesn't rise?
If the pressure does not rise in your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor although the inflation bulb is being pumped, check the connection of the cuff tube and connect it properly.
What does ERR 1 mean on ADC Advantage 6012N?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'ERR 1', it could be due to a few reasons: The systolic pressure was determined, but then the pressure in the cuff went down to less than 20 mmHg, or the tube may have loosened after the systolic pressure was determined. Another possible reason is that the pulse could not be detected.
What does ERR 2 mean on ADC Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'ERR 2', it means that the arm was moved during the measurement.
What does ERR 3 mean on ADC Advantage 6012N?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'ERR 3', measure again carefully following proper procedures. Consult your doctor if you still get unusual results of measurements.
General| Brand | ADC |
|---|---|
| Model | Advantage 6012N |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
Describes the device as a semi-automatic digital blood pressure measuring device for the upper arm.
Warns about electronic components, electromagnetic fields, and using only approved parts.
Explains arterial blood pressure, systolic/diastolic, and how it's regulated.
Defines normal blood pressure based on JNC criteria and recommends consulting a doctor.
Details how age, activity, diet, stress, and time of day affect blood pressure.
Explains that blood pressure varies daily, seasonally, and throughout life.
Defines hypertension, its causes, consequences, and classification standards.
Discusses lifestyle changes and medical supervision for managing hypertension.
Highlights how home monitoring improves detection and provides a more comprehensive history.
Explains the traditional method using a sphygmomanometer and stethoscope.
Provides guidance on creating a chart for recording measurements and taking multiple readings.
Identifies key parts of the blood pressure monitor shown in an illustration.
Instructions for inserting and replacing batteries, including warning indicators.
Detailed steps for correctly fitting and positioning the blood pressure cuff on the arm.
Step-by-step guide on inflating the cuff, taking readings, and auto-deflation.
Explains how to read systolic, diastolic pressure, and pulse, and notes about auto-off.
Instructions for when the cuff inflation is not sufficient for measurement.
How to stop a measurement in progress using the quick-release valve.
Explains the IHD symbol and when to consult a doctor.
How to access the last recorded blood pressure and pulse reading from memory.
Lists error codes (ERR 1, 2, 3, 5) and their potential causes and solutions.
Explains the meaning of 'HI' (high pressure/pulse) and 'LO' (low pulse) indicators.
Provides solutions for issues like blank display, no pressure rise, or inconsistent readings.
Guidelines for protecting the device from damage, cleaning, and proper handling.
Lists key technical details like weight, size, temperature/humidity ranges, and accuracy.
Details the 5-year warranty period and conditions for coverage.
Mentions adherence to European and US standards for non-invasive blood pressure monitors.
Defines important symbols used on the device and in the manual, like warnings and certifications.
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