To Next PageTo Next PageWhy HoMedics BPA-060 Blood Pressure Monitor does not turn on?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor isn't turning on, it could be due to drained batteries. Replace them with four new AA alkaline batteries. Another possibility is that the battery polarities are incorrect. Make sure to re-insert the batteries in the correct positions.
What to do if my HoMedics BPA-060 Blood Pressure Monitor shows EE error?
If the HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor displays the 'EE' error symbol or the blood pressure value is excessively low or high, ensure the cuff is correctly placed. Wrap the cuff properly so that it is positioned correctly. Also, remain still and do not talk during measurement. Keep your arm steady during measurement. Avoid shaking the arm with the cuff on.
What does E1 error mean on HoMedics BPA-060?
The E1 error on your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor indicates an air circuit abnormality. This could mean the cuff tube isn't properly connected to the monitor. Check the cuff connection and then measure again.
What does E2 error mean on HoMedics BPA-060?
The E2 error on your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor means the inflation pressure exceeded 300 mmHg. To resolve this, switch the unit off and then measure again.
What does E3 error mean on HoMedics BPA-060 Blood Pressure Monitor?
The E3 error on the HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor indicates an error determining measurement data. Try measuring again.
What to do if HoMedics BPA-060 shows EE error?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor displays the EE error, or the blood pressure reading seems too low or high, it could be due to incorrect cuff placement. Make sure the cuff is wrapped properly for correct positioning. Also, avoid talking or moving during the measurement; keep your arm steady and measure again. Shaking your arm with the cuff on can also cause this error.
How to fix HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor that won't turn on?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor doesn't turn on when you press the START/STOP button, the batteries may be dead. Replace them with four new AA alkaline batteries. Also, check that the batteries are inserted with the correct polarities. If they are not, re-insert them in the correct positions.
What to do if HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor displays E2 error?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor shows the E2 error symbol, it means the inflation pressure exceeded 300 mmHg. To resolve this, switch the unit off and then measure again.
Why does my HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor show E3 error?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor displays the E3 error symbol, it indicates an error determining measurement data. To resolve this, measure again.
What to do if HoMedics BPA-060 displays EE error?
The EE error on your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor typically indicates an issue with the measurement. This can occur if the cuff is not positioned correctly; ensure it's wrapped properly. It can also happen if you move or talk during the measurement; keep your arm steady and measure again. Shaking your arm while the cuff is on can also cause this error.
General| Brand | HoMedics |
|---|---|
| Model | BPA-060 |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
Covers essential safety rules for using the blood pressure monitor, including avoiding professional medical advice.
Lists restrictions for specific users like pregnant women and conditions like arrhythmias, plus warnings on interference.
Explains the technology used for automatic blood pressure measurement.
Provides a guide to understanding and resolving error codes displayed by the monitor.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting the date and time on the monitor.
Guides users on selecting the correct cuff size, ensuring proper fit, and attaching it.
Instructs on the correct positioning of the arm and cuff for accurate readings.
Recommends preparation steps like resting and avoiding talking for accuracy.
Clarifies the meaning of the Irregular Heartbeat Detector (IHB) symbol and device limitations.
Lists common problems like errors and unit not turning on, with their corrections.
