Omron M24/7 instruction manual Care and Maintenance, Handling Errors and Problems

Note: It is recommended that the cuff be applied as tightly as acceptable for the patient. A too loose cuff will cause much longer blood pressure measurement times and possibly aborted measurements. With an overly loose cuff, the monitor must pump to tighten the cuff on the arm and then it must reach the pressure necessary for measurement. This causes considerable inconvenience for the patient and results in less data for evaluation. If the patient removes the cuff for a period during the monitoring session, it should be re-applied with appropriate tightness, with help from another person, if necessary. Should blood pressure measurements cause blood shots, torpidity or pain in the hand after an individual measurement, the cuff should be removed from the arm and disconnected from the monitor. Such occurrence should be reported to the physician at once after the monitoring session.

OMRON M24/7 recognizes and functions with three different cuff sizes. Please set the appropriate cuff size to be used during the programming of the device. Attention: inappropriate setting of the cuff size may lead to device malfunctioning, whichisinconvenientforthepatientandmayleadtoanunsuccessfulmeasurement.

Name	Bladder	Sleeve	Arm circumference
	dimensions	dimensions	range*
Small cuff (child)	9 x 18 cm	11 x 32 cm	under 24 cm
Normal cuff	12 x 25 cm	15 x 56 cm	24-32 cm
Large cuff	15 x 33 cm	17 x 77 cm	32-42 cm

*When properly applied, the end of the sleeve (the one closer to the tube) should fall in the indicated range.

The cuff is the component which, by de nition of the relevant standard, is protected against a de brillator discharge.

Caution!

Substitution of a cuff different from that supplied might result in measurement error and/or in certain cases cause damage to the main monitor unit.

3. Care and Maintenance

3.1. Handling Errors and Problems

Below you can nd a list of potential error code displays, their meaning and a description of the error code.

Unsuccessful measurements
E 1 aborted measurement	the measurement timeout is over, the
	measurement had to be aborted (the
	patient was moving)
E 2 (Off) manually interrupted	the measurement was stopped by pressing
	a button (the display differs from others:
	“OFF” on the LCD)

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