Accu-Chek Guide Diabetes Meter Battery Replacement

Introduction

Is your Accu-Chek Guide Diabetes Meter out of power? Follow these easy instructions to change the battery and maintain accurate continuous monitoring of your blood glucose.

Changing the battery is a necessary maintenance activity. Maintaining the Accu-Chek Guide Diabetes Meter's power supply is essential for reliable blood sugar readings, as it plays a critical role in tracking your health.

Before you begin this guide, be sure to turn off your device.

What you need

Step 1 Battery

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Press the OK button to make sure the meter is turned off.
Turn the device over and look for the latch on the back of the battery compartment.

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Step 2

Push the latch toward the battery door to release the lock, then lift the battery door to remove it.

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Step 3

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Use a plastic spudger near the middle right side of the top 3V battery to pry it from the battery holder.
Press down on the middle of the battery holder to eject the bottom battery.

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Step 4

Slide the new 3V battery in the top slot, then press down to secure it in place.
Replace the 3V battery in the bottom slot.
The plus sign on the 3V batteries should face down when placed in each slot.

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Step 5

Carefully slide the cover back into place and push it down to lock it securely.

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Step 6

Press and hold the OK button for 5-7 seconds to reactivate the meter.
Observe the display to confirm the successful reactivation before using the Accu-Chek Guide Diabetes Meter.
If you are reactivating the meter after a period of inactivity, it may take a few extra seconds to initialize.

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Conclusion

With the successful replacement of the batteries and reactivation of the Accu-Chek Guide Meter, the device is fully operational, ready to provide accurate and reliable readings.

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