Introduction
Aeroqual handheld monitors are shipped with a lithium (Li) battery installed but disconnected (unplugged).
Note: Older models may have a nickel metal hydride (NiMH) battery. Batteries are not cross-compatible (you can’t use a lithium battery in a monitor that currently has a nickel battery). The easiest way to tell is by the color of the battery back. Lithium batteries are blue and nickel batteries are green.
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Push the cover locking tabs inwards on both sides.
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With both tabs pushed in, pull the cover upwards.
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If it's difficult to remove the cover you may be squeezing it too tight. Try to wiggle it as you lift up.
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Remove the battery by pushing the base of the battery forward so it clears the clips at the bottom.
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Insert the connector into the socket at the base of the monitor. Take care to orientate the plug and align the pins and press firmly into place.
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Gently tug the wires to ensure the connection is secure and the plug doesn't come away easily.
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Orientate the battery so the wires run towards the top of the monitor where the sensor head plugs in.
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Push the top of the battery down so it's secured under the two top clips.
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Push the battery firmly from the bottom and position the bottom of the battery under the bottom clips.
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Re-engage the top hinge of the cover, swing it down and shut it into place.
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Ensure the tabs are keeping the cover in place. If the cover is coming off, push it back down and gently pull the tabs outwards - you should feel the tabs lock under the sides of the case.
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If your monitor unexpectedly stops working, the battery may have become disconnected from the socket at the base of the monitor. In this situation, check the connection.
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For further support, contact Technical Support.
For further support, contact Technical Support.
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