
The device frequently fails to measure the
blood pressure values, or the values measured
are too low (too high).
Every measurement produces a different
value although the instrument functions
normally and the values displayed are normal.
Blood pressure measured differ from those
values measured by the doctor.
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Further Information
The level of blood pressure is subject to fluctuations even with healthy people. Therefore it is important to
ensure that to compare
measurements always requires the same conditions (Quiet conditions)!
You must consult your specialist dealer or chemist if there are technical problems with the blood
pressure instrument.
Never attempt to repair the instrument yourself!
Any unauthorised opening of the instrument invalidates all guarantee claims!
9. Care and maintenance, recalibration
a) Do not expose the device to either extreme temperatures, humidity, dust or direct sunlight.
b) The cuff contains a sensitive air-tight compartment. Handle this carefully and avoid all types of
straining through twisting or buckling.
c) Clean the device with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use petrol, thinners or similar solvent. Spots on the
cuff can be removed carefully with a damp cloth and soapsuds. The cuff must not be washed!
d) Do not drop the instrument or treat it roughly in any way. Avoid strong vibrations.
e) Never open the device! Otherwise the manufacturer calibration becomes invalid!
Periodical recalibration
Sensitive measuring devices must from time to time be checked for accuracy. We therefore
recommend a periodical inspection of the static pressure display every 2 years.
Your specialist dealer would be pleased to provide more extensive information about this.
1. Check the positioning of the cuff.
2. Measure the blood pressure again in peace and
quiet under observance of the details made under
point 5.
• Please read the following information and the
points listed under «Common sources of error».
Repeat the measurement.
• Record the daily development of the values and
consult your doctor.
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Summary of Contents for BP 3AX1
Page 21: ...P BF 19...
Page 23: ...1 1 1 BP 3AX1 e 1 2 ry 2 2 1 21...
Page 24: ...2 2 90 140 100 60 22 C M 100 60 H 100 140 60 90 140 160 90 100 160 180 100 110 T 180 110 p p...
Page 25: ...120 2 3 ry A Diabetes mellitus ry 23...
Page 26: ...40 2 4 Microlife Average d 3 1 5 4 24...
Page 29: ...5 5 1 5 y 5 2 15 10 5 3 10 5 27...
Page 30: ...5 4 OK OK 1 3 MAM OK MAM MAM 3 2 4 15 5 1 5 5 0 I Microlife 28 MEASURING MODE 1 3 MAM...
Page 34: ...7 Contrast OK 8 1 Error No 1 ERR 1 ERR 2 ERR 3 ERR 5 ERR 6 4 HI 300 200 5 LO 40 32 CONTRAST...
Page 35: ...9 a 2 Microlife 33 1 2 1 2 5 4...
Page 37: ...35 BF...
Page 39: ...1 1 1 3AX1 1 2 2 2 1 37...
Page 41: ...A Diabetes mellitus 40 2 4 Microlife Average Mode A 39...
Page 42: ...3 1 5 4 3 3AX1 WC1 12 21 12 21 4 4 1 40 O I...
Page 45: ...15 10 5 3 10 5 4 1 3 3 2 4 15 5 1 43 MEASURING MODE 1 3 MAM...
Page 46: ...5 5 Microlife 30 5 4 8 44 MAM MAM 3 03 15 48 sys 124mmHg dia 73 mmhg pul 77 min 15...
Page 50: ...8 1 Error No 1 Err 1 Err 2 Err 3 Err 5 Err 6 4 HI 300 mm Hg 200 5 LO 40 I 48 1 2 1 2 5...
Page 51: ...9 a 10 3AX1 3 49...