Q: How to connect the BEURER BC 54 to an iPhone?

Required Application Download the free beurer HealthManager app from the App Store (iOS 10.0 or higher, Bluetooth 4.0 minimum). Connection Procedure Bluetooth Activation on the Device: Press and hold the ON/OFF button of the BC 54 for about 5 seconds until you access the setup menu. Opening the App: Launch beurer HealthManager on your iPhone. Adding the Device: Go to Settings > My Devices and select the option to add a new device. Take a Measurement: Take a measurement with the BC 54 during the pairing process. Entering the PIN Code: The BC 54 displays a randomly generated six-character PIN code on the device screen. Enter this code in the app when prompted. Data Synchronization Once paired, if Bluetooth remains activated, your measurements will automatically sync after each measurement. The device will attempt to establish the connection for about 30 seconds. Important: The app must remain open for the transfer to work properly.

Q: What does error code E3 mean on the BEURER BC 85?

The error code E3 on your BEURER BC 85 means that the cuff is too tight or not tight enough around your arm. How to correct this issue: Loosen or tighten the cuff as needed - it should be snug but not constricting. You should be able to slide a finger between the cuff and your skin. The cuff of the BEURER BC 85 is suitable for arms with a circumference of 135 to 230 mm. Check that the positioning corresponds to your body shape. Place the cuff directly on the skin or over a thin fabric, at heart level. Restart the measurement while remaining still and silent during the entire inflation and measurement process. If the E3 code persists despite correct adjustment of the cuff, the issue may also be related to movement during the measurement. Make sure not to move or speak during the blood pressure reading (code E2 may also appear in this case).

Q: How to replace the cuff of the BEURER BM 59 blood pressure monitor?

The manual for the BEURER BM 59 confirms that replacement parts and accessories are available, but it does not provide the detailed procedure for replacing the cuff. Size and compatibility The original cuff of the BEURER BM 59 is suitable for a arm circumference of 22 to 42 cm . If you need a replacement cuff, make sure it is compatible with this size range. Where to find a replacement cuff Compatible replacement cuffs for your BEURER BM 59 are available: On the official website www.beurer.de , in the “Service” section From BEURER customer service (provide your device's serial number) On authorized BEURER distributor websites BEURER service can confirm the exact reference of the cuff to order and installation instructions if necessary.

Question 1

How to connect the BEURER BC 54 to an iPhone?

Accepted Answer

Required Application

Download the free beurer HealthManager app from the App Store (iOS 10.0 or higher, Bluetooth 4.0 minimum).

Connection Procedure

Bluetooth Activation on the Device: Press and hold the ON/OFF button of the BC 54 for about 5 seconds until you access the setup menu.
Opening the App: Launch beurer HealthManager on your iPhone.
Adding the Device: Go to Settings > My Devices and select the option to add a new device.
Take a Measurement: Take a measurement with the BC 54 during the pairing process.
Entering the PIN Code: The BC 54 displays a randomly generated six-character PIN code on the device screen. Enter this code in the app when prompted.

Data Synchronization

Once paired, if Bluetooth remains activated, your measurements will automatically sync after each measurement. The device will attempt to establish the connection for about 30 seconds. Important: The app must remain open for the transfer to work properly.

Question 2

What does error code E3 mean on the BEURER BC 85?

Accepted Answer

The error code E3 on your BEURER BC 85 means that the cuff is too tight or not tight enough around your arm.

How to correct this issue:

Loosen or tighten the cuff as needed - it should be snug but not constricting. You should be able to slide a finger between the cuff and your skin.
The cuff of the BEURER BC 85 is suitable for arms with a circumference of 135 to 230 mm. Check that the positioning corresponds to your body shape.
Place the cuff directly on the skin or over a thin fabric, at heart level.
Restart the measurement while remaining still and silent during the entire inflation and measurement process.

If the E3 code persists despite correct adjustment of the cuff, the issue may also be related to movement during the measurement. Make sure not to move or speak during the blood pressure reading (code E2 may also appear in this case).

Question 3

How to replace the cuff of the BEURER BM 59 blood pressure monitor?

Accepted Answer

The manual for the BEURER BM 59 confirms that replacement parts and accessories are available, but it does not provide the detailed procedure for replacing the cuff.

Size and compatibility

The original cuff of the BEURER BM 59 is suitable for a arm circumference of 22 to 42 cm. If you need a replacement cuff, make sure it is compatible with this size range.

Where to find a replacement cuff

Compatible replacement cuffs for your BEURER BM 59 are available:

On the official website www.beurer.de, in the “Service” section
From BEURER customer service (provide your device's serial number)
On authorized BEURER distributor websites

BEURER service can confirm the exact reference of the cuff to order and installation instructions if necessary.

Question 4

How to resolve the issue with the BEURER BM 59 blood pressure monitor that displays pressure in kPa instead of mmHg after a bug?

Accepted Answer

If your BEURER BM 59 blood pressure monitor displays pressure in kilopascals (kPa) instead of millimeters of mercury (mmHg), it means that the display unit has been changed, likely due to accidental handling or a malfunction. Fortunately, this situation is easily reversible.

First method - Direct unit change:

Press the power button to turn on the device.
Access the settings menu by pressing the dedicated button (identified by a magnifying glass or menu symbol on the screen).
Navigate through the available options until you find the unit settings.
Select mmHg as the measurement unit.
Press the power or confirmation button to validate your choice.
Check that the display now returns to mmHg.

Second method - Complete device reset:

Completely turn off the blood pressure monitor by pressing the power button.
Open the battery compartment and remove the rechargeable battery or batteries from the device.
Wait about 5 minutes without power to perform a complete reset of the settings.
Reinsert the battery, ensuring to respect the polarity indicated in the compartment (+ and -).
Close the battery compartment.
Turn the device back on by pressing the power button.
Check that the display now shows mmHg, which is the default unit for the BM 59 (measurement range: 0 to 299 mmHg).

If after these two procedures your device continues to display pressure in kPa or shows other display anomalies, this may indicate a more serious internal malfunction. In this case, contact BEURER customer service for in-depth technical assistance or possible replacement of the device under warranty. Mention that the unit change persists despite the reset and trying the settings menu for faster handling.

Question 5

How to access previous measurements and take a new measurement with the BEURER BM 59 blood pressure monitor using the magnifying glass button?

Accepted Answer

The memory button (magnifying glass symbol) of the BEURER BM 59 blood pressure monitor allows you to view all recorded measurements and start a new measurement. The device can store up to 240 measurements in its memory.

To access previous measurements:

Make sure the device is turned off.
Press the memory button (magnifying glass symbol). All measurement results will be displayed one after the other on the screen, starting with the last recorded measurement.
Use the navigation buttons to scroll through your previous measurements: press the previous button to go back to an earlier measurement or the next button to display the next measurement.
You can view the systole, diastole, and heart rate for each measurement.

To take a new measurement:

Press the ON/OFF button (button 3) to start the device.
Position the cuff correctly around your arm 2-3 cm above the elbow.
Press the ON/OFF button to start the measurement. The cuff will automatically inflate and the measurement will begin.
Stay still and do not talk during the measurement. It usually lasts 30 to 60 seconds.

Important: Measurement data is automatically recorded once the measurement is successful. If more than 240 measurements are stored, the oldest ones are automatically deleted to make room for new ones. To get the most out of your blood pressure monitor, measure your blood pressure regularly at the same times of the day and consult your doctor about your results.

Question 6

How to use the two buttons on the BEURER BM 59 blood pressure monitor to change the settings, including the unit of measurement?

Accepted Answer

The BEURER BM 59 blood pressure monitor is equipped with two buttons: a power button and a button with a magnifying glass icon accompanied by lines. Here’s how to use these buttons to navigate through the settings, including changing the unit of measurement:

Turning on the device

Press the power button to turn on the blood pressure monitor.

Changing settings with the magnifying glass button

Press the button with the magnifying glass to access the different available options.
Each press scrolls through the settings, including the unit of measurement (e.g., mmHg or kPa).

Confirming your choice

When the desired option is displayed, press the power button again to validate the setting.

This method allows you to easily navigate through the blood pressure monitor's settings despite the limited number of buttons.

Question 7

What are the error codes of the BEURER BC 80 blood pressure monitor and how to resolve them?

Accepted Answer

The BEURER BC 80 blood pressure monitor displays an error code prefixed by a E when a problem occurs during the measurement of your blood pressure. Here are the six possible error codes and the solutions to resolve them:

E1: The pulse could not be taken - This error indicates that the device could not measure your heart rate correctly. Ensure that the cuff is properly positioned at the wrist, about 1 cm above the palm of the hand. Check that the cuff is not damaged and that the air tubes are not bent or obstructed. Restart the measurement after repositioning the cuff.

E2: You moved or spoke during the measurement - The device detects muscle activity that distorts the result. During the next measurement, remain absolutely still and silent throughout the measurement duration. Also, rest for about 5 minutes before measuring to obtain a reliable result.

E3: The cuff is too tight or not tight enough - The cuff is not properly positioned around your wrist. The cuff should be snug but not constricting. It should be tight enough to block circulation but not to the point of causing discomfort. Readjust the Velcro and restart the measurement.

E4: Problems occur at the time of measurement - This general error indicates a malfunction detected during inflation or measurement. Check that the air tube connecting the cuff to the device is not bent or stuck. Reinsert the batteries to ensure they are properly installed, or replace them if they are weak. Restart the measurement under good conditions.

E5: The inflation pressure exceeds 300 mmHg - The device has detected an abnormally high pressure. This situation may indicate a poorly placed or overly tight cuff. Check the positioning of the cuff and ensure it is not excessively blocking blood circulation. Relax your arm and restart the measurement with a properly adjusted cuff.

E6: The batteries are almost empty - When this error code appears, especially if the battery replacement symbol is flashing, you can no longer take a measurement. You must immediately replace the four alkaline batteries, respecting the polarity indicated in the compartment. Use new, high-quality batteries to ensure optimal operation.

If the error persists despite these checks, ensure that you are following the measurement conditions: measure in a quiet environment after at least 5 minutes of rest, avoid physical exertion, meals, or caffeine just before, and keep the cuff at heart level to avoid significant errors. If errors continue after these checks, BEURER customer service can assist you further.

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