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The measurements don t seem right.
(When the measurements seem too high or too low)
Cause 1 The patient loses contact with the electrodes or fails to maintain the
recommended posture during the testing.
Step 1 Refer to the Chapter 2, section 6.Proper posture to correct the
patient s posture and maintain the recommended posture until after
the testing is finished.
Results sheet doesn t print.
(Normally when the testing is done, the results sheet prints out automatically.)
Cause 1 The printer is out of A4-sized paper and the printer has the warning
LED light on or displays the message saying it is out of paper.
Step 1 Check if there is A4-sized paper in paper tray.
Cause 2 The cables to the printers are not connected properly.
Step 2 Check if the printer cables are connected to the InBody720 and to
the power outlets. If any problem with the cables causes a
connection failure, replace or fix the cables.
Cause 3 Paper gets stuck inside a printer, with the warning LED on or the
printer displaying a message reporting paper jam.
Step 3 Check to see if paper is jammed in the printer.
Cause 4 A wrong printer is selected in the printer settings, or the number of
results sheet to be printed is set at none .
Step 4 Check if the model number of printer currently in use is selected in
the printer settings of InBody720 and if the printer is compatible with
the InBody720.
The prints are off balance.
(The prints don t normally go off balance to one direction.)
Cause 1 Coordinates of objects in the results sheet are placed in wrong
locations.
Step 1 Refer to Chapter3, section1: Setup Menu for hands-on explanation
on how to move the coordinates of objects on results sheet and
fiddle with them.
A problem arises when the orientations of printing set in the printer doesn t correspond with that of the
InBody720. Refer to the user s manual of the printer to change the orientations of printing in the printer.
The orientation of printing set in the InBody720 is portrait.
As error message, the misprints, and burnt-out fuse are something that technical service representatives
can examine in the process of troubleshooting, keep them in a safe spot or keep records of them.