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need to use a multi-meter to test power and the circuits for failure

It will be the same as this one Dorothy https://www.manualslib.com/manual/724706/Walgreens-Ba-716w.html?page=7#manual ..

NO the pads will not work in it

not found..recheck model number

Im not familiar with the Walgreens brand scale, but with most digital scales, you use the following procedure to reset.

Step on the scale to turn on. Then step off. The scale will reset itself and read 000. Then step back on to get your weight.

Now, if for some reason it doesn't come back to 000, turn it over and remove the battery(s). Leave out for a minute to allow the electronic capacitors to drain. Then reinsert the battery and go through the process above to set 000.

https://medaval.ie/device/walgreens-wgnbpa-730/ https://medaval.ie/docs/manuals/Walgreens-WGNBPA730-Manual.pdf Possible similar model manual, page 29. E1 error symbol shown on display Possible Causes Air circuit abnormality. Cuff tube may not be plugged into monitor correctly. Correction Check cuff connection. Measure again.

Those are disposable filters. They are about $20 each. When they get blocked up, they have all sorts of dust and other pollutants, and sometimes mold in them.

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Have you tried stepping on the scale then immediately stepping off the scale allowing it to read "000" ? This should reset your scales to read true weight!

Clean it with a Vinegar solution. Use only filtered or distilled water in the unit.

Most humidifier's have a filter I would google make and model along with filter replacement you should be able to pick up a on line manual to get correct size and how to change it .

First... These devices are on the market... to assist in your healthcare ... Pay attention... like your life depends on it. They were/are NEVER intended in lieu of regularly seeing a physician... So the FIRST THING you want to do... Get yourself & Grand Mother down for a ROUTINE check up... Expect the doctor to listen to your HEARTS... A good doctor will also listen to your lungs... and at the carotid arteries... Echo and electro cardio grams are non intrusive and quite excellent diagnostic tools... a good couple of Blood panel (basic & metabolic)... cholesterol... Oral health... and you will be good to monitor you vitals at home... Doing it in a vacuum can actually be dangerous especially if you have a minor UNDIAGNOSED heart condition... EQUALS GAME OVER. Then Take your dandy gadgets back down to WALGREENS... and swap them out for ones that will work correctly... under your CIRCUMSTANCES. Carnac the Magnificent

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I don't know to start my humidifier, what do I need to do

Here are the top 3 reasons for getting errors: 1. You're using the wrong-sized cuff. If you are extra large, you need a larger cuff. 2. You've incorrectly positioned your body. Ideally, your arm should be at the level of your heart. 3. You've placed the cuff incorrectly. Make sure the cuff is on your upper arm and the stethescope is placed over the place you feel the strongest pulse. I hope that helps!

Try another set of batteries.

If it is an older device then rubber seals may have dried out. If not in warranty and you are capable then take it apart and use olive oil on the rubbers. If it does not even pump then get a replacement.

I've never seen this model, but it would suggest that the unit is unable to function due to either an electrical failure or needs a serious deep cleaning (esp.the part that interacts with the water to form mist.) I would completely empty the unit and clean it, then partly fill the reservoir with 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water and let it sit for 24 hours (possibly longer) to remove any deposits. (Doesn't take much build up to kill the ultrasonic process). Other than that, try calling the manufacturer and see what they will do for you. (Think it's Sunbeam).

you should be able to clear the code by removing the battery, and by the way does it have new good batteries?

put camera batteries in it,not cheap dollar store batteries