Basic Maintenance; Charging Receiver’s Battery - Dexcom G5 mobile User Manual

14.2 Basic Maintenance

Sensor
1. Keep in sterile package until ready for use.
2. Check package label for expiration date.
a. Expiration date format is YYYY-MM-DD (year-month-day) format.
b. Do not use if sensor has expired.
i. May provide inaccurate sensor glucose readings.
Transmitter
1. Keep in box until ready for use.
a. Do not use if damaged.
2. Transmitter is reusable, however only by the same person.
a. Never share transmitter with anyone.
3. Between uses, clean outside of the transmitter with damp cloth or alcohol wipes. Let
dry before use or storage.
4. When not in use.
a. Protect transmitter by returning to its packaging or another safe place.
b. Store between 0° C-45° C.
Receiver
1. If receiver casing is cracked or damaged, do not use.
a. May get an electric shock.
2. Keep receiver dry—it is only splash resistant.
a. Do not submerge in liquid.
b. Do not spill fluids on receiver.
3. Keep battery charged.
a. Only use Dexcom USB charging/download cable.
4. Keep the micro USB port cover closed if not using USB cable.
a. Prevents fluid from getting inside receiver.
Charging Receiver's Battery
The receiver's status bar lets you see its battery level and prompts you when the battery is
getting low. While the receiver is being charged, you will continue to get your sensor glucose
readings if the transmitter and receiver are within six meters of each other.
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