What to do if TESTAMED GlucoCheck Advance shows error messages when the batteries are low?
- JJoanne KellyJul 28, 2025
If your TESTAMED Blood Glucose Meter displays error messages indicating low battery power, replace the batteries immediately.
What to do if TESTAMED GlucoCheck Advance shows error messages when the batteries are low?
If your TESTAMED Blood Glucose Meter displays error messages indicating low battery power, replace the batteries immediately.
What to do if TESTAMED GlucoCheck Advance Blood Glucose Meter displays error messages when a used test strip is inserted?
If you receive an error message on your TESTAMED Blood Glucose Meter after inserting a used test strip, repeat the test using a new test strip.
What to do if the TESTAMED GlucoCheck Advance Blood Glucose Meter displays an error when the test strip is removed or there is insufficient blood?
If your TESTAMED Blood Glucose Meter shows an error because the test strip was removed prematurely or there was not enough blood, repeat the test with a new test strip.
Why does my TESTAMED GlucoCheck Advance Blood Glucose Meter show an error message at certain temperatures?
Your TESTAMED Blood Glucose Meter may display error messages if the ambient temperature is outside its operating range (50 °F – 104 °F or 10 °C – 40 °C). Repeat the test after the meter and test strip are within this temperature range.
Brand | TESTAMED |
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Model | GlucoCheck Advance |
Category | Blood Glucose Meter |
Language | English |
Crucial details on dehydration, symptoms, and sample types for accurate results.
Explains the glucose measurement based on electrical current from reagent strips.
Guides users through selecting the desired measurement unit (mg/dl or mmol/l).
Steps to select the desired time format (12h or 24h).
Process for setting the hour and minute on the meter.
Procedure for deleting stored test results from the meter's memory.
Guide to selecting the display language for the meter.
Instructions for adjusting the audio feedback volume from 0 to 7.
Steps to set up or turn off reminder alarms for blood glucose testing.
Detailed steps on how to apply the control solution to the test strip.
Instructions on reading the result and comparing it with the expected range.
Guidance on what to do if test results fall outside the specified range.
Instructions for preparing the lancing device for blood sample collection.
Guidance on preparing the skin site before blood extraction for accurate readings.
Steps for performing blood glucose testing using a fingertip puncture.
Instructions for collecting blood samples from alternative body sites.
Criteria for when to use Alternative Site Testing (AST) and when not to.
Specific conditions under which AST should be avoided.
Initial step to activate the meter by inserting a test strip.
Guidance on selecting the correct measurement mode for testing.
Instructions on how to obtain a sufficient blood sample from the puncture site.
Procedure for correctly applying the blood sample to the test strip.
How to interpret and read the blood glucose test result displayed on the meter.
Steps for safely removing and disposing of the used test strip.
Instructions on how to access and view stored blood glucose test results.
Guide to viewing the average blood glucose levels over different periods.
Steps for transferring test results from the meter to a computer via USB.
Information about the meter's battery type and low battery indicators.
Detailed instructions on how to safely replace the meter's batteries.
Guidelines for cleaning and storing the glucose meter to ensure longevity.
Recommendations for storing and handling test strips to maintain accuracy.
Key information regarding the use, storage, and temperature for control solutions.
Explains common messages and readings displayed by the meter, including out-of-range values.
Lists and explains common error codes and their corresponding solutions.
Provides solutions for issues like no meter display or test initiation problems.
Addresses problems with control solution results and meter malfunctions.
Provides normal plasma glucose ranges for individuals without diabetes.