How to fix a Beurer EM 27 Medical Equipment device that does not switch on?
If your Beurer Medical Equipment device isn't switching on, the batteries may be empty, so try replacing them. Alternatively, the batteries might not be inserted correctly; in this case, reinsert the batteries.
What to do if Beurer EM 27 stimulation is uncomfortable?
If the stimulation from your Beurer Medical Equipment feels uncomfortable, the intensity might be set too high; try lowering it. Also, ensure the water contact electrodes are sufficiently moist; if not, switch off the device and moisten the electrodes. A worn or faulty connection cable or water contact electrodes can also cause discomfort, so replace them if necessary.
Why is the stimulation too weak on my Beurer Medical Equipment?
If the stimulation from your Beurer Medical Equipment feels too weak, it could be due to insufficient contact between the cuff and your skin; try repositioning the cuff to ensure better contact. Also, check if the water contact electrodes are sufficiently moist; if not, switch off the device and moisten the electrodes.
What causes irregular stimulation in Beurer Medical Equipment?
Irregular stimulation in your Beurer Medical Equipment could be due to a faulty connection cable. Try reducing the intensity and rotating the connection cable on the socket by 90°. If power failures continue, replace the connection cable.
What to do if Beurer Medical Equipment stimulation is ineffective?
If the stimulation from your Beurer Medical Equipment is ineffective, the water contact electrodes may not be positioned correctly on the skin. Remove the water contact electrodes and reposition them, ensuring sufficient contact with the skin.
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Automatic switch-off | Yes |
| Batteries included | Yes |
| Measurement Method | Not applicable |
| Cuff Size | Not applicable |
| Memory | No |
| Power Supply | Battery operated |
| Application | Pain relief |
| Batteries required | 2 x AAA |
| Pulse width | 50-300 μs |
| Operating principle | Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation |
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