BH FITNESS G-245 Instructions De Montage Et Utilisation page 93

Your pulsometre will then return to
work correctly.
It is important to place the chest band
correctly to obtain a correct measure.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
OF THE TRANSMITTER.-
-To maintain proper level of operation,
the transmitter has to be cleaned
regularly after use with a mild soap
and water solution. If you, however,
want to disinfect your transmitter after
use, a chlorine solution similar to that
approved for pool swimming may be
used.Please
disinfecting compounds, they may
cause permanent damages to the
transmitter.
transmitter should be cleaned by
water or soap solution to avoid allergic
reactions on skin.
- After using, clean and dry your unit
carefully. A weak signal can be due to
dirt.
- Do not expose your band to
excessive heat or cold.
- Do not leave your unit exposed to
direct sunlight or in your car
- Keep your unit in a well ventilated
place.
Note. Never use abrasives and other
chemicals as
permanent damages to the electrodes
decreasing conductivity or durability.
Storing of transmitter. It is highly
recommended to store transmitter in
cool and dry place to maximise the
battery life. Before storage all moisture
should be wiped off.
avoid untested
After disinfecting,
they may
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS.-
Question 1: Heart rate readings take
a long time to appear.
Answer 1:
If the
appearing after you start perspiring,
this is an indication that the transmitter
electrodes
properly prior to commencing the
exercise.
Question 2: If there is no heart rate
reading, please check the following
things:
Answer 2:
a) The transmitter should be placed on
the rib cage just below the breasts
with the word "Polar" facing out,
reading right side up.
b) With the transmitter in position and
reasonably tight around the chest of
the user, pull the transmitter away
from the body and wet the electrodes
with water, saliva, contact solution or
other saline solution.
c) If the readings still fail to appear,
please have someone else try the
transmitter on and see if that person
can get it to work.
d) The following medical conditions
cause
may create problems:
•Premature ventricular contractions,
tachy-cardia bursts, and arrythmias
can result in strange or no heart rate
readings.
•If the customer has an implanted
medical device such as a pacemaker,
you must consult your physician prior
to using the Polar Transmitter.
e) The ECG signal perceived by
transmitter is too weak for successful
measure-ment. Heart diseases, heart
surgeries or natural characteristics of
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heart rate readings
weren't initially
start
wetted