To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my AEG Blood Pressure Monitor LCD shows the symbol for a low battery?
If your AEG Blood Pressure Monitor's LCD shows a low battery symbol, it means the battery is low. You should change the batteries.
What to do if my AEG Blood Pressure Monitor LCD shows “Er 3”?
If the LCD of your AEG Blood Pressure Monitor displays “Er 3”, it indicates that the pneumatic system is blocked or the cuff is too tight during inflation. Make sure to apply the cuff correctly and try again.
What to do if my AEG Blood Pressure Monitor LCD shows “Er 0”?
If your AEG Blood Pressure Monitor displays “Er 0”, it may indicate that the pressure system is unstable before measurement. In this case, don’t move and try again. It can also mean that the device failed to detect systolic pressure.
Why does my AEG Blood Pressure Monitor LCD display show abnormal results?
An abnormal result on your AEG Blood Pressure Monitor may occur if: the cuff wasn't positioned correctly or wasn't properly tightened; your body posture was incorrect during testing (review the section “BODY POSTURE DURING MEASUREMENT” of the instructions); you were speaking, moving your arm or body, or were angry, excited, or nervous during testing (re-test when calm and still); or you have an irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia). It is inappropriate for people with serious arrhythmia to use this Electronic Sphygmomanometer. Make sure to apply the cuff correctly and try again. Re-test when calm and without speaking or moving during the test.
Identifies and explains all symbols and readings on the device's LCD screen.
Specifies the medical and home applications for the electronic sphygmomanometer.
Warns against use by individuals with serious arrhythmia.
Details the device's technology, measurement method, and storage capabilities.
Lists technical details including size, weight, measurement range, and accuracy.
Provides critical warnings and recommendations for safe operation.
Explains how daily activities affect blood pressure readings.
Guides users through setting the current time and date on the monitor.
Instructs on properly attaching the cuff tubing to the main unit.
Provides step-by-step instructions for correctly positioning the cuff on the arm.
Details the recommended sitting or lying positions for accurate readings.
Explains the process of initiating and conducting a blood pressure measurement.
Shows how to access and review previously saved blood pressure measurements.
Describes the procedure for clearing stored measurement data.
Provides guidelines from WHO for interpreting blood pressure values.
Presents a chart and table for classifying blood pressure levels.
Details common display issues and their causes/solutions.
Explains error codes (Er 0-4) and low battery indicators.
Covers error codes (Er 5-A) and device non-responsiveness.
Instructions on avoiding impacts, temperature extremes, and water immersion.
Guidance on cleaning the monitor and disinfecting the cuff.
Information on product lifespan and recommended performance checks.
Explains symbols related to reading instructions and warnings.
Details symbols for manufacturer, compliance (MDD), and representation.
Explains symbols for serial number, date of manufacture, and keeping dry.
General| Brand | AEG |
|---|---|
| Model | BMG 5611 |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
