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If your Zewa Medical Equipment displays 'EExx', it indicates a calibration error. Retake the measurement. If the problem continues, please contact the retailer or our customer service for help.
How to troubleshoot no power light on Zewa Medical Equipment?
If your Zewa Medical Equipment doesn't power on and the power light doesn't illuminate, there are a few potential causes: * The batteries may be exhausted, so replace them with new ones. * The batteries may be inserted incorrectly; ensure they are inserted correctly. * The AC adapter might not be properly connected; ensure it is tightly inserted.
What to do if my zewa UAM-710 shows E 2?
If your Zewa Medical Equipment shows 'E 2', it means the monitor detected motion, talking, or a poor pulse signal during measurement. Relax for a moment, and then measure again.
What should I do if my zewa UAM-710 displays E 3 or E 4?
If your Zewa Medical Equipment shows 'E 3' or 'E 4', it indicates that the measurement process couldn't detect the pulse signal or the measurement failed. Try loosening the clothing on your arm and measure again. Alternatively, relax for a moment before retaking the measurement.
Why is the display dim on my zewa UAM-710?
If the display on your Zewa Medical Equipment is dim or unreadable, it's likely that the batteries are low. Replace them with new batteries.
What does E 1 mean on my zewa UAM-710 and how do I fix it?
If your Zewa Medical Equipment displays 'E 1', the cuff is either too tight or too loose. Readjust the cuff so it is not too loose or too tight, and then measure again.
General| Type | Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor |
|---|---|
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Accuracy (Blood Pressure) | +/- 3 mmHg |
| Accuracy (Pulse) | +/- 5 % |
| Memory | 60 readings |
| Power Source | 4 x AA batteries |
| Cuff Size | 22-32 cm |
Provides an overview of the device and key safety precautions for its use.
Covers indications, contraindications, and the principle of blood pressure measurement.
Guides users through configuring the device's clock and measurement units for accurate record-keeping.
Instructions on selecting a user profile and correctly applying the blood pressure cuff to the arm.
Explains the process of initiating a blood pressure measurement with the device.
Guides users on viewing and removing previously stored blood pressure measurement records.
Offers advice for accurate readings and outlines recommended device maintenance procedures.
Explains systolic/diastolic pressure and presents standard blood pressure classifications.
Describes the function that detects and indicates an irregular heartbeat during measurement.
Discusses daily fluctuations, home vs. hospital readings, and right arm measurement.
