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If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor has no power, it could be due to exhausted batteries. Replace them with new ones. Alternatively, the batteries might be inserted incorrectly; ensure they are correctly placed.
Why is the display dim on my TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the display on your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor is dim, it likely means the batteries are low. Try replacing them with new batteries.
What to do if my TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor shows E 1?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'E 1', it indicates that the cuff is not secure. Refasten the cuff properly and then attempt the measurement again.
What does E10 or E11 mean on my TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor shows 'E10' or 'E11', it means the monitor detected motion, talking, or a poor pulse signal during the measurement. Relax for a moment, and then measure again.
Why does my TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor show E 3?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'E 3', it indicates that the pressure of the cuff is excess. Relax for a moment before measuring again.
What to do if my TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor shows E20?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor shows 'E20', it means the measurement process isn't detecting a pulse signal. Loosen any tight clothing on your arm and try measuring again.
What does error code E21 mean on a TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'E21', it indicates that the measurement process failed. Relax for a moment, and then measure again.
General| Model Number | TMB-1491 |
|---|---|
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Display | LCD |
| Irregular Heartbeat Detection | Yes |
| WHO Blood Pressure Classification Indicator | Yes |
| Measurement Range (Pressure) | 0-280 mmHg |
| Type | Upper Arm |
| Accuracy (Pressure) | ±3 mmHg |
| Accuracy (Pulse) | +/- 5 % |
| Automatic Shut-off | Yes |
Overview of the TRANSTEK TMB-1491 blood pressure monitor, its features, and basic usage instructions.
Specifies the intended use of the monitor for measuring blood pressure and heart rate in adults.
Explains the oscillometric measuring method used by the device to detect blood pressure and pulse.
Details important safety signs, symbols, and precautions for using the blood pressure monitor.
Explains the various symbols and indicators displayed on the LCD screen of the blood pressure monitor.
Identifies and lists all the physical components of the blood pressure monitor and its accessories.
Lists the items included in the package: monitor, cuff, batteries, and user manual.
Guides users on how to set the date, time, and preferred measurement unit for the device.
Instructs users on how to select between User 1 and User 2 for personalized measurements.
Provides detailed instructions on how to correctly position and secure the blood pressure cuff on the arm.
Explains the step-by-step process for initiating a blood pressure measurement with the device.
Guides users on how to access and review previously stored measurement records.
Provides instructions on how to delete stored measurement data from the device's memory.
Offers advice on factors that can affect measurement accuracy and how to achieve reliable results.
Outlines the proper procedures for cleaning and maintaining the blood pressure monitor for optimal performance.
Defines systolic and diastolic blood pressure and their meaning in the context of heart function.
Presents the World Health Organization's standard classification for blood pressure readings.
Explains the function of the irregular heartbeat detector and the meaning of its symbol.
Discusses common reasons for variations in blood pressure readings during a single day.
Explains the 'white coat effect' and other factors influencing home vs. hospital blood pressure readings.
Addresses whether blood pressure measurements differ between the left and right arms.
