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Problems with Codefree meter

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JMyrtle

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Help!
My Codefree has five hundred readings stored when I press the left hand button but when I press the right hand one to get the average for seven, fourteen and thirty days I get the screen with three dashes meaning there are no stored readings but there are, five hundred of em.
Any ideas what has gone wrong and how I can rectify it please.
 
Help!
My Codefree has five hundred readings stored when I press the left hand button but when I press the right hand one to get the average for seven, fourteen and thirty days I get the screen with three dashes meaning there are no stored readings but there are, five hundred of em.
Any ideas what has gone wrong and how I can rectify it please.
It’s how you have set it up. I getaverages for 7,14,21 days but then dashes. I think it’s meant to show averages for breakfast, lunch and tea, but I never set the last lot up. Hope that helps
 
It was working perfectly until today when I went to check my updated averages and they were all blank
 
I had problems with mine saving dates etc. Had it for 18 months, they replaced it free
 
It was working perfectly until today when I went to check my updated averages and they were all blank
I'd give Home Health a call...as @Carolg says they are likely to replace it...with the one I have the manufacturers send me new batteries...have sent me a replacement meter... & spare testing strips when a couple of pots I had were defective.
 
Contact Homehealth - they recently replaced mine after the clock kept sticking to the time/date of the last reading.
If you have'nt already got one - get a data cable.
Then make a backup of the data to a PC and then you can use a spreadsheet to graph trends.
 
Must admit I do also keep an excel spreadsheet so not a total disaster.
I have also just started a new pot of strips and got seven E1 faults ( faulty test strips) in a row so I will contact Home Health as something definitely isn't right.:confused:
 
Must admit I do also keep an excel spreadsheet so not a total disaster.
I have also just started a new pot of strips and got seven E1 faults ( faulty test strips) in a row so I will contact Home Health as something definitely isn't right.:confused:

Hope you get a speedy replacement without any quibbles (and it would be nice if they gave you a pot of strips to cover the ones you’ve wasted too)
 
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