What to do if Omron 3 Series displays 'overinflated'?
If your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor displays an overinflation error, it means the wrist cuff is overinflated exceeding 300 mmHg. To resolve this, do not touch the wrist cuff while taking a measurement.
What to do if Omron 3 Series Blood Pressure Monitor turns off unexpectedly during a measurement?
If your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor turns off unexpectedly during a measurement, it could be due to depleted batteries. Immediately replace all batteries with 2 new alkaline batteries. Alternatively, check the battery installation to ensure the polarities are properly aligned.
What to do if there is a device error with my Omron Blood Pressure Monitor?
Contact Customer Service.
How to fix Omron 3 Series when the wrist cuff does not inflate?
If the wrist cuff on your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor does not inflate, it could be due to incorrect application. Apply the wrist cuff correctly, then take another measurement. Another reason might be that air is leaking from the wrist cuff.
Why does Omron 3 Series Blood Pressure Monitor give high or low readings?
If you notice that measurement values appear too high or too low on your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor, remember that blood pressure varies constantly. This can be due to many factors, including stress, the time of day, and how you wrap the cuff. Please review sections 1.2 and 3.3.
How to fix no power on Omron 3 Series?
If your Omron Blood Pressure Monitor has no power and the display is blank, replace both batteries with new ones at the same time. Also, double-check that the batteries are installed correctly, paying attention to the proper placement of the battery polarities.
What to do if my Omron Blood Pressure Monitor has no power and no display appears?
Replace all batteries with new ones. Also, check the battery installation for proper placement of the battery polarities. Refer to section 2.1.
General| Memory Storage | 14 Readings |
|---|---|
| Irregular Heartbeat Detection | Yes |
| Type | Upper Arm |
| Display | LCD |
| Pressure Range | 0 to 299 mmHg |
| Pulse Rate Range | 40 to 180 beats per minute |
Provides essential safety information for proper monitor usage.
Defines the device's purpose, target user, and circumference range.
Highlights potential hazards leading to severe injury or death.
Identifies situations that may cause minor injury or equipment damage.
Reiteration of consulting a physician for diagnosis and treatment.
Step-by-step guide for correctly inserting batteries into the monitor.
Detailed procedure for correctly positioning and applying the wrist cuff.
Comprehensive steps to perform a blood pressure and pulse measurement.
Lists common error displays, their causes, and recommended solutions.
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