What to do if Wellion Blood Glucose Meter displays E-8 error?
If your Wellion Blood Glucose Meter shows the error code 'E-8', it indicates that the sample volume was insufficient to complete the test. Repeat the test with a new test strip. Consider using a deeper lancet setting to ensure you obtain an adequate blood sample.
What to do if Wellion Blood Glucose Meter shows E-A error?
If your Wellion Blood Glucose Meter displays the error code 'E-A', it indicates a problem with the test strip. Repeat the test with the same test strip. If the problem continues, try again with a new test strip. If the error message still appears, contact your local distributor.
How to fix E-b error on Wellion Blood Glucose Meter?
The 'E-b' error on your Wellion Blood Glucose Meter indicates that the battery is low. Change the battery according to the instructions in the “Inserting (or changing) the Battery” section.
What to do if Wellion Blood Glucose Meter shows HI?
If your Wellion Blood Glucose Meter displays 'HI', it means the test result is higher than 600 mg/dl. Wash and dry your hands, then repeat the test using a new test strip. If the result is still 'HI', contact your physician or healthcare professional immediately.
What does E-U mean on Wellion Blood Glucose Meter?
The 'E-U' error on your Wellion Blood Glucose Meter indicates the use of a used or moist test strip. Repeat the measurement with a new test strip. If the error message persists, it is recommended to contact your local distributor.
What does E-0 mean on Wellion Blood Glucose Meter and how to fix it?
The 'E-0' error on your Wellion Blood Glucose Meter indicates a problem with the code strip, the test strip, or the test strip is improperly inserted. Repeat the coding procedure and reinsert the test strip. If the problem persists, contact your local distributor.
What does E-9 mean on Wellion Blood Glucose Meter?
The 'E-9' error on your Wellion Blood Glucose Meter means that the test strip was removed during testing. Repeat the test using a new test strip.
Why does my Wellion Blood Glucose Meter show E-1?
The 'E-1' error on your Wellion Blood Glucose Meter indicates the use of an incorrect or damaged code-strip. Repeat the coding procedure. If the problem continues, contact your local distributor.
Why does Wellion Blood Glucose Meter show E-t and temperature symbol?
The 'E-t' error and temperature symbol on your Wellion Blood Glucose Meter indicate that the ambient temperature is outside the operating temperature range of the measuring system. Move the meter to an area within the correct operating temperature and repeat the test.
General| Brand | Wellion |
|---|---|
| Model | LUNA duo |
| Category | Blood Glucose Meter |
| Language | English |
Details the components included in the Wellion LUNA duo blood glucose and total cholesterol measuring system kit.
Explains the electrochemical biosensor technology and calibration standards used by the meter.
Describes the components and features of the Wellion LUNA duo meter, including screen, buttons, and ports.
Details the Wellion LUNA Blood Glucose, Total Cholesterol Test Strips, and Code Strip, including their function and insertion.
Explains the various icons, symbols, and readings shown on the Wellion LUNA duo meter display.
Instructions on how to install or replace the 3V lithium battery in the Wellion LUNA duo meter.
Step-by-step guide on setting the correct date and time on the Wellion LUNA duo meter for accurate results.
Procedure for coding the meter using a code strip, necessary for accurate total cholesterol testing.
Detailed instructions on preparing the lancing device, including inserting a lancet and adjusting the depth.
Step-by-step guide on how to measure blood glucose using the Wellion LUNA duo meter and test strips.
Step-by-step instructions for performing a total cholesterol test with the Wellion LUNA duo meter.
Important warnings and notes related to blood glucose and total cholesterol testing procedures.
Outlines factors that may affect the accuracy of glucose test results, including hematocrit and interferences.
Details limitations for total cholesterol tests, including hematocrit, lipemic samples, and interferences.
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