To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if ERROR code 1 (E1) appears on G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor displays error code 1 (E1), it means no pulse signal was detected, possibly because the cuff wasn't applied correctly. Try reapplying the cuff, ensuring it's fastened correctly and positioned at heart level.
Why nothing appears on the display of my G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor?
If nothing appears on the display of your G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor, even when powered on, it could be due to drained batteries. Replace all the old batteries with new ones. Alternatively, the batteries might be installed with incorrect polarities. Ensure the “+” and “-” markings on the batteries align with those in the battery compartment.
What to do if ERROR code 2 (E2) appears on G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor displays error code 2 (E2), it indicates that noise was detected, likely due to movement during measurement. To resolve this, remain still and avoid talking while the measurement is being taken.
What to do if ERROR code 6 (E6) appears on G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor displays error code 6 (E6), it means the battery level is low. Replace all the used batteries with new ones.
What to do if ERROR code 3 (E3) appears on G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor displays error code 3 (E3), it signifies that no pressure was detected, possibly because the cuff is not fastened properly or is too loose. Reapply the cuff and make sure it is correctly fastened.
How to fix the issue when G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor keeps re-inflating?
If the G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor keeps re-inflating, it suggests a system lockup. To fix this, restart the device by removing the batteries, waiting one minute, and then reinstalling them.
What to do if ERROR code 4 (E4) appears on G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor displays error code 4 (E4), it means the device cannot measure blood pressure correctly. Try reapplying the cuff, ensuring it is fastened correctly. Also, sit comfortably and remain still during the measurement.
What to do if ERROR code 5 (E5) appears on G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the G-Lab Blood Pressure Monitor displays error code 5 (E5), it indicates that the cuff is over inflated, suggesting a blood pressure reading over 300 mmHg. It is recommended to consult your physician immediately.
Provides an overview of the G.LAB Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor and its intended use.
Details the device's conformity with European Medical Device Directive and relevant EN/ISO standards.
Explains the various symbols used in the manual and on the device for clear identification and safe operation.
Details crucial warnings regarding device usage, self-diagnosis, medication, and specific medical conditions.
Covers warnings about device placement, temperature, humidity, cleaning, and handling to prevent damage or inaccurate readings.
Provides guidelines on cuff application, battery safety, and recommended periodic inspection for optimal performance.
Illustrates and names the various parts of the blood pressure monitor and its display elements.
Step-by-step instructions for installing and replacing the device's batteries, including important notes on battery care.
Guides users on how to set the correct date and time for accurate record keeping and measurement analysis.
Essential steps and recommendations before performing a blood pressure measurement for accuracy and reliability.
Detailed instructions on how to correctly apply the wrist cuff for accurate readings, ensuring proper fit and placement.
Instructions on how to select between User 1 and User 2 for storing measurement data and accessing memory.
Step-by-step guide on how to operate the device to take blood pressure and pulse rate measurements accurately.
Explains how to retrieve and view stored average and previous measurement results from the device's memory.
Provides methods to delete single memory records or all stored measurement data from the device.
Explains the WHO blood pressure classification chart and how the device's indicator relates to these classifications.
Defines irregular heartbeat and explains the indicator's appearance and when to consult a physician.
Explains what blood pressure is and how hypertension is controlled and prevented through lifestyle changes and medical advice.
Lists common problems, their probable causes, and recommended solutions for device malfunctions or error codes.
Provides detailed technical specifications including model, measurement range, accuracy, dimensions, and power source.
Contains guidance and declaration concerning electromagnetic emissions for equipment and systems, specifying compliance levels.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic immunity for equipment and systems, including electrostatic discharge and magnetic field immunity.
Details recommended separation distances for portable and mobile RF communications equipment to prevent electromagnetic interference.
Details FCC compliance for Class B digital devices and measures to correct harmful radio interference in residential installations.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the 5-year limited warranty for the G.LAB Blood Pressure Monitor, including claim procedures.
General| Brand | G-Lab |
|---|---|
| Model | MD2220 |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
