Futrex 5000A/ZL, 5000A/WL, 5000/XL manual Problem Probable Cause Corrective Measures

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PROBLEM	PROBABLE CAUSE	CORRECTIVE MEASURES
4) Unusually high body fat readings	a) Too much light present during the	a) Do not lift the Light Wand from the
(40-50%)	reading.	subject's biceps until a "2" appears
		on the screen during the first
		measurement or the printer starts
		printing after the second
		measurement.
		b) Use the Light Shield to block the
		external light. Always avoid
		measurements under strong lights
		(e.g. direct sunlight) because errors
		may occur.
5) Printer Stops	a) Low batteries.	a) Replace batteries (see page 3).
	b) Bad battery contact.	b) Remove batteries and clean tabs
		with isopropyl alcohol (rubbing
	c) Bad AC connection.	alcohol).
		c) Unplug the AC Adapter from the
		wall socket and from the unit. Clean
		the adapter contact with isopropyl
		alcohol (rubbing alcohol).

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Contents FUTREX-5000A/WL Body FAT and Fitness Computer Table of Contents Main Body Optical Standard Appearance and Part NamesLight Wand C Adapter Battery InstallationPrinter Paper Installation PreparationPage FUTREX-5000A/WL Models of the Futrex Body FAT and Fitness ComputerFUTREX-5000/XL FUTREX-5000A/ZLTo Estimate Percent Body FAT Percent Body FAT MeasurementPage Page Page Standards Frequency Time Off Message To Repeat a MeasurementSelecting the Biceps Measuring Site Selecting the Triceps Measuring Site Selecting the Thigh Measurement Site During countdown press CLEAR, Select PROGRAM, Risks Adjusting the Percent Body FAT ReadingEstimating Relative FAT Distribution To Measure Another Site or Repeat a Measurement Self Measurement of Percent Body FAT Setting the Correct Date Page Press the Select Program Key Printout ProgramsFitness Analysis To Obtain a Fitness Analysis PrintoutTo Print Another Fitness Analysis follow steps 3 through EnterTo Obtain an Update Analysis Printout Update AnalysisTo Print Another Update Analysis follow steps 3 through Color Printer Function ModeF1 Selection of English or Metric Units To Enter into the Function ModeF3 Use of Dotson-Davis Equations F2 Selection Calorie Limit ModeF4 Color Printer Selection Troubleshooting Problem Probable Cause Corrective Measures Page Problem Probable Cause Corrective Measures Problem Probable Cause Corrective Measures Measurement Technique General SpecificationsKey Name Keypad Description