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If the device is unable to record a pulse, wait one minute and repeat the measurement. Ensure that you do not speak or move during the measurement.
What to do if Beurer BM 53 shows an error during measurement?
If your Beurer Blood Pressure Monitor displays an error during measurement, wait one minute and repeat the measurement. Make sure you remain still and silent throughout the process.
What to do if there is a pneumatic system error with Beurer Blood Pressure Monitor?
If there is a pneumatic system error, repeat the measurement. Ensure that the cuff line is correctly connected and that you do not move or speak.
What to do if Beurer BM 53 Blood Pressure Monitor inflation pressure is too high?
If the inflation pressure on your Beurer Blood Pressure Monitor exceeds 300 mmHg, take another measurement, ensuring the cuff inflates correctly. Also, make sure that your arm or any heavy objects aren't pressing on the line and that the line isn't bent.
Why Beurer Blood Pressure Monitor cannot record a pulse?
If your Beurer Blood Pressure Monitor fails to record a pulse, wait one minute and repeat the measurement. Ensure that you remain still and do not speak during the measurement.
What to do if Beurer Blood Pressure Monitor shows pneumatic system error?
If your Beurer Blood Pressure Monitor indicates a pneumatic system error, repeat the measurement. Confirm that the cuff line is properly connected and that you avoid movement or talking during the process.
What to do if Beurer BM 53 Blood Pressure Monitor batteries are flat?
If the batteries in your Beurer Blood Pressure Monitor are nearly flat, replace them with new ones.
Why is the Beurer BM 53 Blood Pressure Monitor inflation pressure higher than 300 mmHg?
If the inflation pressure is higher than 300 mmHg, take another measurement to check whether the cuff can be correctly inflated. Also, make sure that neither your arm nor other heavy objects are pressing on the line, and that the line is not bent.
General| Type | Automatic |
|---|---|
| Cuff size | 22 - 42 cm |
| Control type | Buttons |
| Product color | Grey, White |
| Number of users | 2 user(s) |
| Memory registers | 2 |
| Speaking function | - |
| Placement supported | Upper arm |
| Mean arterial pressure | Yes |
| Display type | LED |
| Battery type | AA |
| Battery voltage | 1.5 V |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
| Sustainability certificates | CE |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 140 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 94 mm |
| Height | 46 mm |
| Weight | 437 g |
The blood pressure monitor is intended for automatic, non-invasive measurement of arterial blood pressure and pulse values on the upper arm.
Suitable for adult users with upper arm circumference within the cuff's range, including pregnant women.
Allows users to record values, detect irregular heartbeats, and save measurements for health monitoring.
Measurements are for information only, not a substitute for medical examination. Use as intended and avoid improper use.
Lists conditions and situations where the device should not be used to avoid harm or injury.
Handle the device carefully, protect it from impacts, humidity, dirt, temperature fluctuations, and strong electromagnetic fields.
Details the meaning of various symbols and numbers shown on the device's display during operation.
Instructions for inserting batteries and preparing the device for its first use.
Guides the user through setting the time format, date, and time on the device.
Provides guidelines for consistent and accurate blood pressure measurement, including timing and resting.
Step-by-step instructions on how to correctly position and attach the blood pressure cuff to the arm.
Explains the proper sitting posture for accurate blood pressure measurement.
How to choose between the two available user profiles for storing measurements.
Step-by-step guide on how to perform a blood pressure measurement using the device.
Instructions for performing multiple measurements in succession.
Explains what blood pressure is, its two values (systolic/diastolic), and normal fluctuations.
Explains how the device detects and indicates cardiac arrhythmia and what actions to take.
Explains the classification of measured blood pressure values and their corresponding risk indicator colors.
Details how the device detects atrial fibrillation and what the AFIB symbol means.
Explains the resting indicator function and how it ensures accurate measurements by assessing user rest.
How to access user memory and view stored measurements.
How to display average values for all measurements, morning, and evening.
How to view individual saved measurements sequentially.
Instructions for deleting all saved measurements for a specific user.
Procedure to delete all saved data and reset the device to its original factory settings.
Table listing error messages, their possible causes, and solutions for troubleshooting.
Guidelines on how to properly repair, dispose of the device, and handle batteries.
Specifications for the optional mains adapter, including model number and input/output voltage.
