Why does my Microlife CVS 271249 give different readings every time?
If your Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor is giving you different readings each time, even though it seems to be working correctly, remember that blood pressure naturally varies slightly from minute to minute. Minor variations are normal and not a cause for concern.
What to do if my Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor fails to measure blood pressure correctly?
If your Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor isn't measuring your blood pressure correctly, or the values seem too low or high, make sure the cuff is positioned correctly. Also, try taking another measurement while you are resting in a quiet place.
Why are my Microlife CVS 271249 readings different from my doctor's?
If your blood pressure readings from your Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor are different from those at your doctor's office, keep a record of your daily readings and talk to your doctor. Often, readings taken at the doctor's office can be higher because of anxiety.
How to fix a blank display on a Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the display of your Microlife Blood Pressure Monitor is blank when you turn it on, first check the batteries to make sure they are inserted with the correct polarity. If needed, re-insert them. If the display is acting strangely, try re-inserting the batteries or replacing them altogether.
General| Device Type | Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor |
|---|---|
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Irregular Heartbeat Detection | Yes |
| Power Supply | 4 x AA batteries |
| Display | LCD |
| WHO Classification | Yes |
| Measurement Range (Pulse) | 40 - 200 bpm |
| Memory | 30 readings |
| Power Source | Batteries |
Describes the CVS wrist blood pressure monitor as a fully automatic, digital device for fast and reliable measurement.
Provides crucial advice on self-measurement, drug dosage, pacemakers, and arrhythmia for accurate and safe blood pressure monitoring.
Explains how blood pressure is regulated by the brain's circulatory center and changes during heart activity.
Details normal, high, and low blood pressure values according to mmHg, advising consultation with a doctor for specific ranges.
Advises immediate consultation with a doctor for any consistently high or low blood pressure readings.
Discusses health risks like arteriosclerosis and differentiates causes of hypertension, advising doctor consultation.
Suggests permanent lifestyle changes to reduce and prevent high blood pressure, emphasizing consistent practice.
Specifies the wrist cuff size compatibility, fitting wrist sizes from 5 1/2 to 7 3/4 inches.
Provides instructions on how to open the battery compartment and insert AAA batteries correctly.
Details battery insertion, low battery indication, recommended battery types, and functional checks of the device.
Explains how to check the current time and date settings by pressing the Date/Time button.
Guides users on setting the integrated clock with date display for accurate measurement logging.
Explains how to set the current hour and minutes using the TIME and MEMORY buttons to complete the clock setup.
Advises on pre-measurement conditions: avoiding exertion, resting, and measuring on the same wrist at the same time.
Highlights factors affecting measurement accuracy, such as arm position, monitor height relative to heart, and cuff looseness.
Details common errors like arm movement, cuff fit, and blood accumulation during repeated measurements, advising pauses.
Instructs on correctly applying the cuff to the wrist, ensuring proper distance from the hand and comfortable tightness.
Guides the user through the measurement process, including pressing ON/OFF, cuff inflation, and pulse detection.
Explains the measurement completion, display of systolic, diastolic, and pulse values, and automatic shut-off.
Describes how to interrupt a measurement at any time by pressing the ON/OFF button for immediate pressure release.
Explains how the device stores the last 30 measurements and how to recall them using the MEMORY button.
Illustrates how memory readings are displayed, showing systolic, diastolic, and pulse values with date and time.
Lists common error codes (Err 1, Err 2, Err 3) and their possible causes, such as incorrect cuff placement or arm movement.
Provides solutions for issues like a blank display, frequent measurement failures, inconsistent values, or differences from doctor's readings.
Offers advice on blood pressure fluctuations, irregular pulse tones, and consultation with a doctor for significant reading variations.
Warns against exposing the device to extreme temperatures, humidity, dust, or direct sunlight to maintain its condition.
Instructs on careful handling of the cuff bubble and cleaning methods, advising against submersion or machine washing.
Provides guidelines on cleaning the device with a soft cloth, avoiding solvents, and handling the tubing carefully to prevent kinks.
Emphasizes that unauthorized opening of the monitor invalidates the manufacturer's warranty and can be unsafe.
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