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[IP] Animas R1000 Alarms
Does anyone with an R1000 with a Serial # around 09543 have issues
with the low battery alarm causing the pump to go nuts and not allow you
to do anything with it until the batteries are changed?
I had a low battery alarm on Christmas day, and the pump wouldn't allow me
to confirm the alarm and shut it up. No amount of button pressing would
stop it. I finally had to pull the batteries. I was about to change
out the reservoir anyway, so it wasn't a disaster.
I called tech support and complained that 3 out of 4 battery changes have done
this to me since I got the pump. Their first suggestion was to change
batteries
on a more regular schedule or just pull the batteries and change them. I hung
up and thought about it for a while and decided this wasn't good enough. What
happens if I'm not around new batteries or insulin/reservoirs and it does this
to me? I'd have to listen to it beep or siren at me until such a time as I
could obtain new batteries.
The next day I emailed them again and got a different rep and after calling me
at work, I convinced them they needed to send me a pump with updated firmware
in it. She said that no one using the current generation of R1000's is having
this issue.
Sorry for typing so much, but I was wondering if anyone else has had this
issue?
Thanks!
Brentm
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