Omron M3 Comfort Mode D'emploi page 5

3. Error Messages and Troubleshooting
If any of the below problems occur during measurement, check to make sure that no other electrical device is within 30 cm. If the problem persists,
please refer to the table below.
Display/Problem
appears or the arm
cuff does not inflate.
appears or a
measurement
cannot be
completed after the
arm cuff inflates.
appears
appears
appears
/ /
appears
does not flash during
a measurement
Possible Cause
The [START/STOP] button was pressed
while the arm cuff is not applied.
Air plug is not completely plugged into
the monitor.
The arm cuff is not applied correctly.
Air is leaking from the arm cuff.
You move or talk during a measurement
and the arm cuff does not inflate
sufficiently.
Due to the systolic pressure is above
210 mmHg, a measurement cannot
be taken.
The arm cuff is inflated exceeding the
maximum allowable pressure.
You move or talk during a measurement.
Vibrations disrupt a measurement.
The pulse rate is not detected correctly.
Solution
Press the [START/STOP] button again to turn the monitor off.
After inserting the air plug securely and applying the arm cuff
correctly, press the [START/STOP] button.
Insert the air plug securely.
Apply the arm cuff correctly, then take another measurement.
Refer to section 5 of instruction manual
Replace the arm cuff to the new one. Refer to section 12 of
instruction manual .
Remain still and do not talk during a measurement. If "E2"
appears repeatedly, inflate the arm cuff manually until the
systolic pressure is 30 to 40 mmHg above your previous
readings. Refer to section 11 of instruction manual
Do not touch the arm cuff and/or bend the air tube while taking
a measurement. If inflating the arm cuff manually, refer to
section 11 of instruction manual
Remain still and do not talk during a measurement.
Apply the arm cuff correctly, then take another measurement.
Refer to section 5 of instruction manual
sit correctly during a measurement.
If the " " symbol continues to appear, we recommend you to
consult with your physician.
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. Remain still and
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