Instruction for use
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PRO-36
LCD shows “Er 5”
Cuff pressure above 300mmHg
Measure again after fi ve minutes. If the monitor is
still abnormal, please contact the local distributor or
the factory.
LCD shows “Er 6”
More than 3 minutes with cuff pressure above
15 mmHg
LCD shows “Er 7”
EEPROM accessing error
LCD shows “Er 8”
Device parameter checking error
LCD shows “Er A”
Pressure sensor parameter error
No response when you
press button or load
battery.
Incorrect operation or strong electromagnetic
interference.
Take out batteries for fi ve minutes, and then reinstall
all batteries.
8. MAINTENANCE
1.
Do not drop this monitor or subject it to strong impact.
2.
Avoid high temperature and solarization. Do not immerse the monitor in water as this will result in damage to the monitor.
3. If this monitor is stored near freezing, allow it to acclimate to room temperature before use.
4.
Do not attempt to disassemble this monitor.
5. If you do not use the monitor for a long time, please remove the batteries.
6. It is recommended the performance should be checked every 2 years or after repair. Please contact the service center.
7. Clean the monitor with a dry, soft cloth or a soft cloth squeezed well after moistened with water, diluted disinfectant alcohol, or
diluted detergent.
8. No component can be maintained by user in the monitor. The circuit diagrams, component part lists, descriptions, calibration instruc-
tions, or other information which will assist the user’s appropriately qualifi ed technical personnel to repair those parts of equipment
which are designated repairably can be supplied.
9. The monitor can maintain the safety and performance characteristics for a minimum of 10,000 measurements or three years, and
the cuff integrity is maintained after 1,000 open–close cycles of the closure.
10. It is recommended the cuff should be disinfected 2 times every week if needed (For example, in hospital or in clinique). Wipe the inner
side (the side contacts skin) of the cuff by a soft cloth squeezed after moistened with Ethyl alcohol (75-90%), then dry the cuff by
airing.