Roche handsets can experience what some of us call black screen death.
My remote will rarely light up again after I put new batteries in it. The only thing that gets it going is playing and pulling the terminals to the batteries, and also the placement of the battery cover and sort of trying to adjust that gets the screen to light up again.
As my pump is nigh on 4 years old now I just put up with it and play with the remote till it does eventually light up.
I had a scarey moment a few weeks ago and I took the battery out of the pump and everytime I put a battery back in it.. It kept alarming and there was no way to turn it off except to take the battery out. I phone helpdesk and the out of hours person phoned me back within 10 minutes.
We tried so much and in end person said I'd have to go back to injections till new pump would arrive.
However she did say keave battery out for 30 mins... I did this and replaced with an alkaline one and its worked since. However, I do want to change battery to their lithium one again, but dread it, just incase this error comes up again and it just does not turn off.
Accuchek have got a brilliant level of customer service.
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