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How to measure the blood pressure
1. Press ‘set’ to turn the unit on
2. Select user (1-6 or 0 for guest) using up/down arrows
3. Ensure cuff is correctly positioned on arm, ensuring you are sitting comfortably with the cuff at
the same level as your heart.
4. Press ‘set’ to start blood pressure measurement - the cuff will inflate and start measurement
5. When the measurement is complete the cuff will automatically deflate and the display will show
‘diastolic’ and ‘systolic’ pressure readings as well as ‘pulse’, the LED indicator bulb will light to
give a health status indication based on the WHO standard (see WHO table on page 5). The
measurement will be simultaneously stored in the device memory
(only users 1-6). (Fig.9)
6. The device will auto off after 30 seconds or when pressing ‘set’
7. Another measurement can be taken straight away if necessary simply return to step 1 and repeat
all steps.
An Error has been detected during measurement. Press ‘set’ to stop and start measurement again.
If the problem persists please contact HoMedics customer service as indicated in the guarantee
leaflet
Error messages:
Worth knowing about blood pressure measurement
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Blood pressure measurements should be performed in quiet and comfortable surroundings as
measurements can be affected by high or low temperatures. The blood pressure should be
measured at normal body temperatures.
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Do not move or speak during measurement. Keep your feet flat on the floor.
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Do not touch the cuff or the blood pressure device during measurement.
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To obtain the best possible measurement, the blood pressure should be measured at
approximately the same time every day, and on the same arm.
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If you are to perform several successive measurements, please wait 5 minutes between each
measurement.
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The measurements are for guidance only. If you have doubts about your blood pressure, consult
your doctor.
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The product is not suited for persons suffering from arrhythmia (heart rhythm disturbances).
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Measurement errors may occur if the user suffers from diabetes, poor blood circulation, kidney
problems, or has suffered a stroke.
