What to do if the cuff does not inflate on my AND UB-543 Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your AND Blood Pressure Monitor cuff isn't inflating, first, try replacing all the batteries with new ones, as low battery voltage can cause this. Ensure the cuff is applied correctly, and remain still and quiet during the measurement. Also, sit comfortably, raising your hand so the cuff is level with your heart.
Why does my AND UB-543 show different values from my doctor's office?
If the value measured by your AND Blood Pressure Monitor differs from measurements taken at a clinic or doctor’s office, please refer to the section “Why Measure Blood Pressure at Home?”. If this is not the reason, try removing the batteries, placing them back properly, and attempting the measurement again.
Why does nothing appear on the display of my AND UB-543 Blood Pressure Monitor?
If nothing appears on the display of your AND Blood Pressure Monitor, even when it's turned on, the batteries may be drained. Replace all batteries with new ones. Also, make sure the battery terminals are correctly positioned; reinstall them matching the indications in the battery compartment.
General| Brand | AND |
|---|---|
| Model | UB-543 |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
Specifies intended users, operating environment, and the device's purpose for diagnosis.
Covers device handling, cleaning, environmental conditions, and cuff care to maintain performance and longevity.
Addresses potential interference from electronic devices and outlines critical electrical safety measures.
Details contraindications, advice for specific medical conditions, and usage by children.
Identifies key device components, buttons, the cuff, and explains the information shown on the display.
Explains the various symbols that appear on the device's screen during operation and their functions.
Describes symbols printed directly on the physical casing of the blood pressure monitor.
Instructions for inserting, replacing, and managing batteries for optimal device performance and longevity.
Steps to select user profiles and set the device's internal clock before the first measurement.
Guidance on correctly applying the cuff to the wrist and adopting the proper posture for accurate readings.
Instructions on how to set up and utilize the Correct Position Guidance (C.P.G.) feature.
Steps for performing a measurement, saving data, and post-measurement actions.
Comprehensive step-by-step guide to performing an accurate blood pressure measurement.
Instructions for accessing and reviewing stored blood pressure and pulse data from the device's memory.
Procedures for clearing measurement history from the device's memory for a specific user.
Explanation of the irregular heartbeat symbol and its implications during measurement.
Description of the pressure bar indicator and its role in classifying blood pressure readings.
Detailed explanation of the C.P.G. indicator for ensuring correct wrist and body posture during measurement.
Defines blood pressure, explains hypertension, and discusses methods for its control.
Explains the advantages of self-monitoring blood pressure at home for better health management.
Discusses natural daily and seasonal fluctuations in blood pressure and their interpretation.
Guidelines for maintaining the device and information on contacting customer support for assistance.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered during device operation and measurement.
Lists key technical specifications including measurement range, accuracy, power supply, and dimensions.
Details environmental requirements for operation and storage, as well as the device's estimated useful life.
Outlines the terms and duration of the limited warranty provided for the blood pressure monitor.
Specifies conditions and circumstances that are not covered by the product's warranty.
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