How to fix Omron 10 Series Blood Pressure Monitor if the arm cuff does not inflate?
If the symbol appears, or the arm cuff doesn't inflate on your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor, it could be due to a few reasons. Make sure the air plug is completely plugged into the monitor. Also, ensure the arm cuff is applied correctly. If air is leaking from the cuff, you may need to replace it with a new one.
What to do if the Omron Blood Pressure Monitor shows and cannot complete measurement?
If the symbol appears, or a measurement cannot be completed after the arm cuff inflates on your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor, it could be because you moved or talked during the measurement, preventing sufficient inflation. Remain still and do not talk. If “E2” appears repeatedly, manually inflate the cuff until the systolic pressure is 30 to 40 mmHg above your previous readings. It could also mean that your systolic pressure is above 210 mmHg, preventing a measurement. In this case, inflate the arm cuff manually until the systolic pressure is 30 to 40 mmHg above your previous readings.
Why does my Omron Blood Pressure Monitor show or turn off during measurement?
If the symbol appears, or the Omron Blood Pressure Monitor turns off unexpectedly during measurement, the batteries are likely depleted. Replace all four batteries immediately with new ones.
What does the symbol mean on my Omron Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the symbol appears on your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor, several factors could be the cause. It might be that the arm cuff is inflated exceeding the maximum allowable pressure, so avoid touching the arm cuff or bending the air tube during measurement. It could also be due to movement or talking during measurement, so remain still and do not talk. Finally, it could indicate that the pulse rate is not being detected correctly; in this case, apply the arm cuff correctly and remain still during measurement.
What does it mean when the symbol appears on Omron Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the symbol appears on the display of your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor, it means that the monitor cannot connect to a smart device or transmit data correctly. Follow the instructions shown in the “OMRON connect US/CAN” app.
Why does nothing appear on the display of my Omron 10 Series Blood Pressure Monitor?
If nothing appears on the display of your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor, check that the battery polarities are properly aligned.
Why is the symbol flashing on my Omron Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the symbol is flashing on your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor, it could mean a few things. First, the monitor might be ready to transfer readings to your smart device; in this case, open the OMRON connect US/CAN app to transfer your readings. Alternatively, there might be more than 80 readings in the memory waiting to be transferred; pairing or transferring your readings to the app can resolve this. Lastly, flashing may indicate low batteries, and replacing all four batteries is recommended.
What to do if the symbol appears on my Omron 10 Series Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the symbol appears on your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor, it indicates that the monitor has malfunctioned. Try pressing the [START/STOP] button again.
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Technology | Advanced Accuracy |
| Bluetooth Connectivity | Yes |
| Irregular Heartbeat Detection | Yes |
| Hypertension Indicator | Yes |
| Pressure Range | 0 to 299 mmHg |
| Pulse Rate Range | 40 to 180 beats/min |
| Average Reading | Yes |
| Power Source | 4 AA batteries or AC adapter |
| Cuff Size | ComFit Cuff (fits arms 9 to 17 inches in circumference) |
| Memory Storage | 200 readings (100 readings each for 2 users) |
| Weight | Approx. 400g (without batteries) |
Provides important information for safe and proper use of the blood pressure monitor.
Describes the device's purpose for measuring blood pressure and pulse rate in adults.
Instructions for checking the monitor and components for damage upon receipt.
Information on symbols used in the manual and on the device for clarity.
Situations or environments where the blood pressure monitor should not be used.
Highlights potentially hazardous situations requiring caution or avoidance during operation.
Information on radio frequency emissions and restrictions for safe data transmission.
Guidelines for safe use and handling of the AC adapter.
Guidelines for safe handling and usage of batteries.
Situations that may result in minor injury or equipment damage.
Instructions for operating the monitor in various environments and conditions.
Information about transferring data and detailed battery usage instructions.
Detailed instructions for AC adapter use and handling.
Lists all items included in the product package.
Identifies front and side components of the monitor and arm cuff.
Identifies back and bottom components of the monitor.
Details on the arm cuff, including circumference measurement range.
Explains the monitor display layout and various symbols used.
Detailed explanation of display symbols A through J.
Detailed explanation of display symbols K through P.
Detailed explanation of display symbols Q through S.
BP categories based on ACC/AHA 2017 Hypertension guidelines.
Step-by-step guide for properly installing batteries into the monitor.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC adapter for power.
Guide to manually setting the date and time on the monitor.
Steps to confirm and store the entered date and time settings.
How to enable and configure the TruRead measurement mode.
Steps to change the measurement interval for TruRead mode.
Advice for ensuring accurate blood pressure readings.
Instructions for correctly applying the arm cuff to the left arm.
Detailed steps for cuff placement on the left arm.
Guidelines for proper posture and seating for accurate measurement.
How to select a user ID for measurement storage.
Steps to perform a blood pressure measurement without a smart device.
Instructions for measurement completion and using TruRead mode.
Details on TruRead mode measurement sequence and average display.
How to use the guest mode for single measurements.
Steps to connect the monitor to a smart device via Bluetooth.
Final steps for pairing and turning off the monitor.
How to take a measurement when using a smart device.
Instructions to turn Bluetooth on or off on the monitor.
How to view past blood pressure and pulse readings stored in memory.
Scrolling through memory and viewing individual TruRead readings.
How to calculate and view the average of recent readings.
Steps to erase all stored measurement data from the monitor's memory.
How to reset the monitor to its original factory settings.
Final steps to turn off the monitor after resetting to default settings.
Troubleshooting for cuff inflation errors (E1, E2) and measurement completion.
Solutions for errors related to pressure, movement, and pulse detection.
Troubleshooting for connectivity, pairing, and data transfer issues.
Solutions for monitor shutdown and inaccurate readings.
General advice to protect the monitor from damage during use.
Instructions for storing the monitor and its components safely.
Guidelines for cleaning the monitor and arm cuff.
Information on proper disposal of the device and accessories.
Lists and describes optional accessories like arm cuffs and AC adapters.
Details on model, display, pressure, pulse, accuracy, and power.
Details on weight, dimensions, memory, contents, and protection.
Information regarding potential interference from other wireless devices.
Explains symbols and marks found on the product itself.
Details on FCC compliance and measures to correct interference.
Explains the warranty period, coverage, and limitations for the monitor.
Provides website and phone number for customer support.
Information regarding EMC standards and documentation.
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