What to do if Medline Medical Equipment LCD shows “Er 5”?
If the LCD shows “Er 5”, it indicates that the cuff pressure is above 300mmHg. Wait five minutes and measure again. If the monitor continues to show this error, contact your local distributor or the factory for assistance.
General| Brand | Medline |
|---|---|
| Model | MDS3003 |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
Discusses how physical activity, stress, and time of day affect readings, recommending consistent measurement times.
Explains display indicators like Memory, Low Battery, Irregular Heartbeat, and Ready to Inflate symbols.
Identifies key physical parts of the monitor, including the LCD display, cuff, MEM, and START buttons.
Describes the monitor's intended use by medical professionals or at home for measuring adult blood pressure and pulse rate.
Advises against use by individuals with serious arrhythmia, as it may affect measurement accuracy.
Details the oscillometric measurement method and the device's compliance with relevant international safety and performance standards.
Lists key technical details including measurement range, accuracy, cuff circumference, power source, and operating environment.
Covers essential warnings regarding electromagnetic interference, proper handling, and specific medical conditions for safe operation.
Step-by-step guide for opening the battery compartment, inserting AAA batteries, and closing the cover securely.
Instructions for setting the device's internal clock and date using the START and MEM buttons.
Procedures for attaching the blood pressure cuff to the monitor unit if it becomes detached.
Guidance on correctly placing the cuff on the wrist, ensuring proper fit for accurate readings.
Details recommended sitting posture, arm support, and cuff position relative to the heart for optimal measurement.
Outlines the process of initiating a measurement, including self-test, inflation, deflation, and result display.
Instructions on how to access and view previously recorded blood pressure and pulse rate measurements stored in the device.
Describes the procedure to delete all stored measurement data from the device's memory bank.
Presents World Health Organization guidelines for classifying blood pressure levels in adults based on systolic and diastolic readings.
Explains common causes and solutions for abnormal readings, such as incorrect cuff position, movement, or irregular heartbeat.
Provides guidance for resolving common error codes displayed by the monitor, including battery, pressure system, and detection errors.
Offers advice on cleaning, avoiding damage, recommended checks, and expected device lifespan for optimal performance.
Defines the meaning of various symbols found on the blood pressure monitor and its packaging, such as warnings and IP ratings.
Outlines the terms, coverage, exclusions, and duration of the 2-year warranty for the blood pressure monitor.
Provides the manufacturer's address and contact details for customer support and service inquiries.
Details the device's compliance with electromagnetic emission standards and the expected environment for safe operation.
Specifies the immunity test levels for electrostatic discharge, RF fields, and magnetic fields in home healthcare environments.
Lists immunity test levels for proximity fields from RF wireless communications equipment across different frequency bands.
Continues the listing of immunity test levels for RF wireless communications equipment at higher frequency ranges.
Explains the 'HI' and 'Lo' technical alarms indicating out-of-range readings and their automatic disappearance.
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