To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor shows an EE error?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor displays the EE error symbol, or if the blood pressure reading appears too low or high, it might be due to incorrect cuff placement. Ensure the cuff is wrapped correctly and positioned properly, then measure again. Also, keep your arm steady and avoid talking or moving during the measurement.
What does the E1 error mean on my HoMedics BPA-740-CA Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor displays the E1 error symbol, it indicates an air circuit abnormality. Make sure the cuff tube is correctly plugged into the monitor and try measuring again.
How to fix a HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor that won't turn on?
If the HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor does not turn on when you press the START/STOP button, it could be due to drained batteries. Replace them with four new AA LR6 alkaline batteries. Alternatively, the batteries might be incorrectly positioned. Ensure you re-insert them with the correct polarities.
What does E2 error mean on HoMedics BPA-740-CA Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor displays the E2 error symbol, it means the inflation pressure exceeded 300 mmHg. Switch the unit off and then try measuring again.
What to do if my HoMedics BPA-740-CA shows E3 error?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor displays the E3 error symbol, it indicates an error in determining measurement data. Try measuring again.
What does EP error mean on HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor displays the EP error symbol, it indicates a system error. Try measuring again.
General| Brand | HoMedics |
|---|---|
| Model | BPA-740-CA |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
Explains how to choose the appropriate cuff size based on arm circumference and how to check for a proper fit using the colored arrow.
Provides detailed instructions on how to correctly apply the arm cuff to the arm for accurate measurements.
Guides on positioning the cuff edge above the elbow, arm placement on a table, and using the right arm if needed.
Lists important notes and suggestions before taking a blood pressure measurement for accuracy, including environmental factors and rest.
Explains how to select a user, wrap the cuff, and start the measurement process by pressing the START/STOP button.
Describes how the monitor deflates, displays results, automatically stores them, and how to turn off or interrupt the device.
Explains the meaning of the IHB symbol, its causes, and when to seek medical advice for pulse irregularities.
Provides a table listing common symptoms, possible causes, and corrections for issues like the unit not turning on or displaying errors.
Outlines the five-year warranty coverage for workmanship and materials, and lists items that are not covered by the warranty.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service, including obtaining a Return Authorization (RA) and contact information.
