HBP 1100 E Service Manual Rev01 00

OMRON Healthcare Europe B.V.
Service Manual
HBP-1100-E HBP-1100
Revision 01
SECTION 01 - INDEX
HBP-1100
Section 00 Cover
Section 01 Index
Section 02 Revision List
Section 03 Specifications
Section 04 Instruction Manual
Section 05 Q&A End-user
Section 06 Q&A Technical
Section 07 Technical Reference
Section 08 Trouble Shooting Table
• Trouble Shooting Table Explanation
• Symptom Index
Section 09 Disassembly
1 Removal of the Front Housing
2 Removal of the Module Assembly
Section 10 Reassembly
Reassembly General
1 Installation of the Front Housing
2 Installation of the Module Assembly
Section 11 Compliance Checks & Adjustments
1 Required Equipment
2 Preparations
3 Pressure Sensor Accuracy Check
4 Air Leakage Check
5 Deflation Speed Check
6 Cuff Air Leakage Check
7 Adjustments
Section 12 Compliance Check Result Form
Section 13 Diagrams
Section 14 Exploded View
Section 15 Parts List
Section 16 Service Announcements
Service Announcements information:

When you receive Service Announcements applicable to this model we
advise you to file these in Section 16 of this service manual.
Reference sources:
• Healthcare Global Bulletin Board (internal OMRON Healthcare file).

• Product Technical File (internal OMRON Healthcare Europe B.V. file).
• Instruction Manual.
• EN1060-1, EN1060-2 and EN1060-3.
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SECTION 01 - INDEX
HBP-1100
Definitions:
Note: Additional special information related to the subject.
Caution: Indicates matters that may cause physical injuries or material damage as
result of incorrect handling.
Warning: Indicates matters that may cause serious physical injuries even death or
material damage as result of incorrect handling.
Copyright © 2014 OMRON Healthcare Europe B.V.

No part of this document or excerpts from it may be copied or multiplied on paper or
electronic format without the express permission of OMRON Healthcare Europe B.V.
Disclaimer:
"The test procedure provided is developed by OMRON Healthcare Co., Ltd. Japan, the
official Manufacturer of OMRON Blood Pressure Monitors. Any outcome of tests
performed with test equipment other than the equipment specified in the Service
Documentation as provided are not recognized by OMRON Healthcare Co., Ltd. Japan
and its affiliated companies. OMRON Healthcare Co., Ltd. Japan and its affiliated
companiesdo not accept any liability related to or in connection with testing executed
without using the test equipment as specified in the Service Documentation."
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SECTION 02 - REVISION LIST
HBP-1100
Revision:
Revision:
Service Date: Reason for change:
Section
Manual
Rev01 13-01-2014 Service Manual initial release
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SECTION 03 - SPECIFICATIONS
HBP-1100
Type: OMRON HBP-1100 (HBP-1100-E)
Measuring range: Blood pressure: 0 mmHg – 299 mmHg

Pulse: 40 – 180 beats/minute
Accuracy: Blood pressure: +/- 3 mmHg
Pulse: +/- 5% of display reading
Static accuracy: +/- 3 mmHg or less
NIBP Measurement Range SYS 60 to 250 mmHg
DIA 40 to 200 mmHg
Pulse rate 40 to 200 /min
NIBP Accuracy * Maximum mean error within +/- 5 mmHg
Maximum standard deviation within 8 mmHg
Deflation speed: 3.0 to 7.0 mmHg/sec
Air leakage main unit: 6 mmHg/min or less
Air leakage cuff: 6 mmHg/min or less
* Comparison with auscultation method performed by a trained
professional. DIA determined by auscultation method is ‘K5’.
Display: LCD Digital Display

Measuring Method: Oscillometric and auscultation method
Inflation: Fuzzy-logic controlled electric pump
Deflation: Automatic pressure release valve
Pressure detection: Piezoresistive pressure sensor
Memory: Last reading
Power source: 4 x “AA” batteries 1.5V or optional AC/DC adapter 6V, 500mA
Battery life: Capacity of 4 new “AA” alkaline batteries is approximately
250 measurements when inflated to SYS 120 / DIA 80 / PR
60, Medium Cuff, 32cm circumference arm, 23°C and one 5
minute cycle consisting of “cuff measurement time + wait
time”.
Operating temperature: +10°C to +40°C

Operating humidity: 30% to max 85% relative humidity
Operating environment: Free from excessive vibrations, shocks, magnetic fields,
electrical noise, noxious gas, accumulated metallic dust,
water drops, etc.
Storage temperature: -20°C to +60°C

Storage humidity: 10% to max 95% relative humidity
Storage air pressure: 500 - 1060hPa
Weight unit): Approximately 510g without batteries or cuff

Weight cuff (Medium Cuff): Approximately 210g
Outer dimensions: Approximately 175 mm length
Approximately 130 mm wide
Approximately 120 mm height
Cuff Material: Nylon and polyester

Packing Content: Main Unit
Cuff (Medium)
Instruction Manual
AC/DC adapter 6V, 500mA
Guarantee Card
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SECTION 03 - SPECIFICATIONS
HBP-1100
Classification: Type IIa
CE mark: CE0197
Optional Accessories: Cuff Large (HXA-GCUFF-LLB) 9065798-9

Cuff Medium (HXA-GCUFF-MLB) 9065799-7
Cuff Small (HXA-GCUFF-SLB) 9065800-4
Cuff Super Small (HXA-GCUFF-SSLB) 9065801-2
Cuff Extra Large (HXA-GCUFF-XLLB) 9065802-0
Cuff Hose 3.5m (HBP-CUFFH-BLU35) 9968171-8
Cuff Hose 1.5m (HBP-CUFFH-BLU15) 9968172-6
AC Adapter S 9515336-9
AC Adapter R (UK) 9983666-5
Manufacturer: OMRON HEALTHCARE CO. LTD.

53, Kunotsubo, Terado-Cho,
Muko, Kyoto,
617-0002 JAPAN
EU-Representative: OMRON HEALTHCARE EUROPE B.V.

Scorpius 33,
2132 LR Hoofddorp,
THE NETHERLANDS
Production facility OMRON DALIAN CO. LTD.

Economic & Technical Development Zone
Dalian 116600,
CHINA
Subsidiary OMRON HEALTHCARE UK LTD.

Opal Drive
Fox Milne, Milton Keynes MK15 0DG
UNITED KINGDOM
Subsidiary OMRON Medizintechnik Handelsgesellschaft m.b.H.

Gottlieb-Daimler-Strasse 10,
68165 Mannheim,
GERMANY
Subsidiary OMRON Sante France SAS

14, rue de Lisbonne,
93561 Rosny-sous-Bois Cedex,
FRANCE
This device fulfils the previsions of EC directive 93/42/EEC (Medical Device Directive).
• This blood pressure monitor is designed according to the European Standard EN1060, Non-
invasive sphygmanometers Part 1: General Requirements and Part 3: Supplementary
requirements for electromechanical blood pressure measuring systems.
• This OMRON product is produced under the strict quality system of OMRON Healthcare Co.
Ltd., Japan. The Core component for OMRON blood pressure monitors, which is the Pressure
Sensor, is produced in Japan for assembly.
Note: Subject to technical modification without prior notice.
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SECTION 04 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL
HBP-1100
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AC adapter
HXA-ACADP-220E
(9515336-9)
(9983666-5)

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SECTION 05 - Q&A END–USERS
HBP-1100
Please fill out the queries you receive from the end users and inform OMRON Healthcare
Europe B.V. In this way we can share information between all business partners.
Keyword Question Answer

YES, in fact two small cuffs are available. A
Small (17 – 22cm) and Super Small (12 –
18cm).
Small Cuff Is a small cuff available? Small – P/N 9065800-4 (17 – 22cm)
(HXA-GCUFF-SLB)
Super Small – P/N 9065801-2 (12 – 18cm)

(HXA-GCUFF-SSLB)
YES, in fact two large cuffs are available. A
Large (32 – 42cm) and Extra Large (42 –
50cm).
Large Cuff Is a large cuff available? Large – P/N 9065798-9 (32 – 42cm)
(HXA-GCUFF-LLB)
Extra Large – P/N 9065802-0 (42 – 50cm)

(HXA-GCUFF-XLLB)
What type of battery /
Battery The HBP-1100-E makes use of 4 AA batteries.
batteries can I use?
It is NOT recommended. The nominal voltage of
rechargeable batteries is typically 1.2V
compared to that of a disposable battery at
Can I use rechargeable
Battery ~1.6V. The lower nominal voltage of a
batteries?
rechargeable battery will result in the ‘low
voltage’ warning being displayed sooner than
expected.
Wipe with a cloth that has been moistened with

isopropyl alcohol diluted to 70 v/v% or ethyl
alcohol (disinfection alcohol) diluted to 76.9 –
81.4 v/v% and wrung out.
Cleaning / How can I clean / disinfect the
Disinfect cuff? Do NOT allow any liquids inside the cuff. If this
should happen, dry the inside well.
If using an antiseptic solution for cleaning, follow

the instructions of the manufacturer.
Do NOT use an autoclave or gas sterilization

(EOG, formaldehyde gas, high-concentration
Disinfect / Can I use an autoclave or gas ozone, etc.).
Sterilization sterilization?
If using an antiseptic solution for cleaning, follow
the instructions of the manufacturer.
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SECTION 06 - Q&A TECHNICAL
HBP-1100
Declaration from the manufacturer available,

Are BPM air tubes and cuffs
Cuff material stating that both cuff and air tubing are free
latex-free?
from latex.
Wipe with a cloth that has been moistened

with isopropyl alcohol diluted to 50 v/v% or
ethyl alcohol (disinfection alcohol) diluted to
76.9 – 81.4 v/v% and wrung out.
Cleaning / How can I clean / disinfect the
Disinfect housing and/or cuff? Do NOT wipe the DC Jack or allow it to
become wet.
If using an antiseptic solution for cleaning,

follow the instructions of the manufacturer.
Do NOT use an autoclave or gas sterilization

(EOG, formaldehyde gas, high-concentration
Disinfect / Can I use an autoclave or gas ozone, etc.).
Sterilization sterilization?
If using an antiseptic solution for cleaning,
follow the instructions of the manufacturer.
YES, in fact two small cuffs are available. A

Small (17 – 22cm) and Super Small (12 –
18cm).
Small Cuff Is a small cuff available? Small – P/N 9065800-4 (17 – 22cm)
(HXA-GCUFF-SLB)
Super Small – P/N 9065801-2 (12 – 18cm)

(HXA-GCUFF-SSLB)
YES, in fact two large cuffs are available. A

Large (32 – 42cm) and Extra Large (42 –
50cm).
Large Cuff Is a large cuff available? Large – P/N 9065798-9 (32 – 42cm)
(HXA-GCUFF-LLB)
Extra Large – P/N 9065802-0 (42 – 50cm)

(HXA-GCUFF-XLLB)
YES, an Extra Large (42 – 50cm) is

available.
Extra Large
Is an extra- large cuff available?
Cuff
Extra Large – P/N 9065802-0 (42 – 50cm)
(HXA-GCUFF-XLLB)
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SECTION 06 - Q&A TECHNICAL
HBP-1100
NO, the internal electronic and mechanical

Is the design of the HBP-1100 components are very similar to the HEM-
Product and different technically than 7221 (M6 Comfort). However, the software
Design other OMRON Blood Pressure and features are completely different and
Monitors? focused on the needs of the medical
professional.
Not as an individual component. The PCB
Assembly is part of the Module Assembly
and this must be replaced as a single part.
All the components that make up the Module
Assembly are tested and calibrated as an
PCB The PCB Assembly appears to
assembly. Replacing an individual
Assembly be defective, can I replace it?
component could affect the performance and
accuracy of the device. Please refer to page
2 of section 14, Exploded View. All the
components within the dotted line as item 1
are considered part of the Module Assembly.
This is correct; due to regular updates to the

spare part list you can find the most current
information in the Spare Parts Price List
The Spare Part numbers are no
Spare Part (SPPL). This list covers all OMRON
longer shown in Section 15?
Healthcare products and can be downloaded
from the Extranet. This SPPL is updated on a
regular basis.
This section was not ready or not available at

the time of publication of this document. If
and when this section becomes available, it
Service Some fonts in the index are
will be posted to the Extranet.
Manual coloured light grey. Why is this?
When the section is marked with “not
available” than this section is not applicable
for this product.
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SECTION 07 – TECHNICAL REFERENCE
HBP-1100
Oscilliometric Method
[ The information above can be found on page 22 (English language section), of the
Instruction Manual ]
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SECTION 08 - TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE
HBP-1100
How to use the Trouble Shooting Tables:
Determine the symptom from the symptom index and select the correct troubleshooting table.
Follow the rows below that symptom starting with point “0.1” to determine what could be the cause of the symptom.
Use the “Check” field to find out if the first possible cause is true or false.
When the check is true follow up with the “action(s)“ field to resolve cause of this symptom.
When the check is not true follow up with the next possible cause (next row 0.2).
Continue this until the cause of the symptom is solved.
Note any special important instructions in the ‘’Remark’’ field.
For more clarification see sample tables.
Symptom 0 Sample table

Cause Check Action Remark
What to check if this is the cause of
this symptom. The action that has to be taken to resolve
If this is true, the symptom.
Special attention point
First possible cause of this follow up with the action to resolve This can be repairing or replacing a part.
0.1 0.1.1 regarding this cause, check or
symptom the cause of this symptom
important actions.
If this is not true, (Item x) Is referring to the spare parts
continue with the (next) second catalog to identify the part of action
possible cause of this symptom
The first action that can be made to
What to check if this is the cause of
resolve the cause of this symptom.
this symptom.
0.2.1 When this action does not resolve the
If this is true,
symptom continue wit the second action
Second possible cause of follow up with the action to resolve
0.2 of the cause of this symptom.
this symptom the cause of this symptom.
If this is not true, 0.2.2
continue with the next possible cause The second action that may be taken to
of this symptom resolve the cause of this symptom.
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Correct symptom!
Symptom 0 Sample table

0.1 First possible cause of this What to check if this is the cause of 0.1.1 The action that has to be taken to resolve Special attention point
What to check
symptom this symptom. the symptom. regarding this cause, check or
First If this is true, True? This can be repairing or replacing a part. important actions.
Follow up
cause follow up with the action to resolve The action to special
START YES
the cause of this symptom (Item x) Isresolve
referringthe cause
to the spare parts instructions
If this is not true, catalog to identify the part of action
NO second
continue with the (next)
possible cause of this symptom
0.2 Second possible cause of What to check if this is the cause of 0.2.1 The first action that can be made to
this symptom this symptom. What to check resolve theThe
cause of action
first this symptom.
to
If this is true, True? When this resolve
action does
thenot resolve the
cause
follow up with the action to resolve symptom continue wit the second action
Second
START the cause of this symptom.
YES of the cause of this symptom.
cause If this is not true, 0.2.2 The second action that may be taken to
continue with the next possible cause Thecause
resolve the second action
of this to
symptom.
of this symptom resolve the cause
END

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HBP-1100 Trouble Shooting Table
Symptom Index:
1 No display when the power is turned on.

2 No measurement when the START / STOP button is pressed.
3 Cuff does not inflate when START / STOP button is pressed, pump is NOT working.
4 Cuff does not inflate when START / STOP button is pressed, pump IS working.
5 Power turns off, without rapid exhaust during inflation or measurement.
6 Cuff inflates but pressure value is not indicated on display.
7 Does not switch to standby mode from measurement mode when measurement is complete.
8 Pulse (heart beat) detected but abnormal measurement results indicated.
9 No pulse (heart beat) detected during measurement.
10 The unit is working normally, but the result is incorrect.
11 Last measurement recall is not possible.
12 Faulty pressure indication, testing with manometer (sphygmomanometer).
13 Does NOT work with AC Adaptor, but DOES work with rechargeable battery.
14 Does NOT work with rechargeable battery, but DOES work with AC Adaptor.
15 Alarm lamp does not light / flash when alarm occurs.
16 When charging battery, battery icon does not flash, AC Adapter is plugged in.
17 Low battery icon is displayed after power is turned on; battery has just been fully charged.
18 Back light does not turn on.
19 No response when the Auscultate button ( ) is pressed.
Warning:
After any repair the unit needs to be checked according to all procedures found in section 11 “Compliance Check &
Adjustments”.
Note:
For replacements follow procedures found in section 9 ‘‘Disassembly’’ and section 10 ‘’Reassembly’’.

HBP-1100
Symptom 1 No display when the power is turned on.

Check if the blood pressure monitor Replace with a new AC Adaptor if the
works normally after testing with a 1.1.1
blood pressure monitor works normally.
new AC adaptor.
1.1 Defective AC Adaptor See 1.5 if the blood pressure monitor
(Battery disconnected) 1.1.2 did not perform normally. Refer her/him
to the Instruction Manual.
Plug AC Adaptor into blood pressure Inform the user how to connect the AC
monitor repeat, check if the blood 1.2.1 Adaptor to the unit. Refer her/him to the
Defective AC Adaptor Instruction Manual.
1.2 pressure monitor functions normally.
connector
See 1.5 if the blood pressure monitor
(Battery disconnected) 1.2.2
did not perform normally.
Replace rechargeable battery and 1.3.1 Replace the rechargeable battery.
check if the blood pressure monitor
Defective rechargeable
1.3 functions normally. See 1.5 if the blood pressure monitor
battery 1.3.2
(AC Adaptor is disconnected)
Batteries installed incorrectly. Check Inform the user how to properly install
polarity (+ / -). 1.4.1 the batteries. Refer her/him to the
Incorrect battery Instruction Manual.
1.4
connections
(AC Adaptor is disconnected) See 1.5 if the blood pressure monitor
1.4.2
Replace Rubber Switch Assembly See 1.5.2 if the blood pressure monitor Rubber Switch Assembly
1.5.1
(16). did not perform normally. (16)
Defective blood
1.5
pressure monitor Check blood pressure monitor
Replace Module Assembly (1). 1.5.2 performance after replacing the Module Module Assembly (1)
Assembly (1).

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Symptom 2 No measurement when the START / STOP button is pressed.

Check the blood pressure monitor
Blood pressure monitor
switches on and performs a
2.1 will not switch on or Replace Module Assembly (1). 2.1.1 Module Assembly (1)
measurement after replacing the
perform measurement.
Module Assembly (1).
Symptom 3 Cuff does not inflate when START / STOP button is pressed, pump is NOT working.
Check the blood pressure monitor
Blood pressure monitor
switches on and performs a
3.1 will not switch on or Replace Module Assembly (1). 3.1.1 Module Assembly (1)
measurement after replacing the
perform measurement.

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Symptom 4 Cuff does not inflate when START / STOP button is pressed, pump IS working.
Inform the user about the correct
Connect cuff to blood pressure 4.1.1 method to connect the cuff to the blood
Defective cuff
monitor repeat check and confirm if pressure monitor.
4.1 connector or cuff
the blood pressure monitor is
connected incorrectly. See 4.2 or 4.3 if the blood pressure
performing normally. 4.1.2
monitor did not perform normally.
Replace with a new GS cuff of the
4.2.1 correct size and confirm that the blood
Replace with the same size and type pressure monitor performs normally.
4.2 Defective cuff.
of cuff (GS).
See 4.1 or 4.3 if the blood pressure
4.2.2
Check the air tubes, See 4.3.2 if the
Some air tubes could be disconnected
4.3.1 blood pressure monitor did not perform
inside the blood pressure monitor.
normally.
The blood pressure monitor joint

See 4.3.3 or 4.3.4 if the blood pressure
connector may be damaged or Joint L4030 (1-2) or Tube
4.3.2 monitor did not work normally as
leaking. Replace Joint L4030 (1-2) or TDA-1740070 (1-3)
before.
Defective blood Tube TDA-1740070 (1-3).
4.3
pressure monitor The blood pressure monitor joint
connector may be damaged or See 4.3.4 if the blood pressure monitor
4.3.3 Module Assembly (1)
leaking. Replace Module Assembly did not work normally as before.
(1).
Check blood pressure monitor
Defective Pump Assembly. Replace
4.3.4 performance after replacing the Module Module Assembly (1)
Assembly (1).

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Symptom 5 Power turns off, without rapid exhaust during inflation or measurement.
Inform the user about the correct
5.1.1 method to connect the cuff to the blood
Cuff tube may be pressure monitor.
5.1 Check the cuff tube.
leaking.
5.1.2

5.2 Defective cuff.
of cuff (GS).
5.2.2

Defective blood Defective Pump Assembly. Replace
5.3 5.3.1 performance after replacing the Module Module Assembly (1)
pressure monitor Module Assembly (1).
Assembly (1).
Symptom 6 Cuff inflates but pressure value is not indicated on display.

Defective blood Defective LCD. Replace Module
pressure monitor Assembly (1).
Assembly (1).

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Symptom 7 Does not switch to standby mode from measurement mode when measurement is complete.
Ask user to check for restrictions (fold
7.1.1
or bend), in cuff tube.
7.1 Air remains in cuff. Check for complete deflation.
7.1.2

7.2 Defective cuff.
of cuff (GS).
7.2.2
Defective blood Defective module assembly. Replace
pressure monitor. Module Assembly (1).
Assembly (1).
Symptom 8 Pulse (heart beat) detected but abnormal measurement results indicated.
8.1.1 Replace cuff tube.

Break or tear in cuff
8.1 Check the cuff tube.
tube.
8.1.2

Assembly (1).

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Symptom 9 No pulse (heart beat) detected during measurement.

Inform user about correct cuff
9.1.1 placement and refer her/him to the
Cuff is wrapped Refer to Instruction Manual for detailed Instruction Manual.
9.1
incorrectly. explanation.
9.1.2
Inform user about correct cuff
9.2.1 placement and refer her/him to the
Cuff is in incorrect Check if the cuff is being used Instruction Manual.
9.2
position. incorrectly.
9.2.2

Assembly (1).
Symptom 10 The unit is working normally, but the result is incorrect.

Inform user about correct body position
10.1.1 and refer her/him to the Instruction
Interference (noise) Arm or body movement during Manual.
10.1
during measurement. measurement.
10.1.2
pressure monitor. the Module Assembly (1).
Assembly (1).

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Symptom 11 Last measurement recall is not possible.

Defective Rubber Switch Assembly See 11.1.2 if the blood pressure Rubber Switch
11.1.1
(16). Replace. monitor did not perform normally. Assembly (16)
Defective blood
11.1
pressure monitor. Check blood pressure monitor
Defective module assembly. Replace
Assembly (1).
Symptom 12 Faulty pressure indication, testing with manometer (sphygmomanometer).

Inform user about correct connections
Incorrect connection 12.1.1 and refer her/him to the Instruction
between blood Check tubes and other connectors are Manual.
12.1
pressure monitor and properly and securely corrected.
manometer. See 12.2 if the blood pressure monitor
12.1.2
Check air tubes and connections. See

Some air tubes maybe disconnected in
12.2.1 12.2.2 if the blood pressure monitor did
the blood pressure monitor.
not perform normally.
The blood pressure monitor joint
Defective blood See 12.2.3 if the blood pressure Cuff Connector –
12.2 connector may be damaged or leaking. 12.2.2
pressure monitor. monitor did not perform normally. Ground Housing (11)
Replace Module Assembly (1).
Defective Pump Assembly. Replace the
Assembly (1).

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Symptom 13 Does NOT work with AC Adaptor, but DOES work with rechargeable battery.
Check the LCD display functions after 13.1.1 Replace AC Adaptor.
replacing the AC Adaptor.
13.1 Defective AC Adaptor. See 13.3 if the blood pressure monitor
13.1.2
(Rechargeable battery is disconnected) did not perform normally.
Plug AC Adaptor plug into blood Inform user about correct AC Adaptor
pressure monitor’s DC-Jack (1-8), 13.2.1 use and refer her/him to the Instruction
Defective AC Adaptor Manual.
13.2 confirm that the LCD functions.
connector.
(Rechargeable battery is disconnected) 13.2.2
Defective on the blood Defective module assembly. Replace
Assembly (1).
Symptom 14 Does NOT work with rechargeable battery, but DOES work with AC Adaptor.
Replace with a new rechargeable
Check if the blood pressure monitor 14.1.1
battery.
works normally after testing with a new
rechargeable battery. See 14.2 if the blood pressure monitor
14.1 Defective battery. 14.1.2
functioned normally.
14.2.2
Assembly (1).

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Symptom 15 Alarm lamp does not light / flash when alarm occurs.
15.1 15.1 performance after replacing the Module Module Assembly (1)
Assembly (1).
Symptom 16 When charging battery, battery icon does not flash, AC Adapter is plugged in.
Check if the blood pressure monitor Replace with a new AC Adaptor if the
works normally after testing with a 16.1.1 blood pressure monitor works
new AC adaptor. normally.
16.1 Defective AC Adaptor.
(Battery is connected) 16.1.2 did not perform normally. Refer
her/him to the Instruction Manual.
Plug AC Adaptor into blood pressure Inform the user how to connect the AC
monitor repeat, check if the blood 16.2.1 Adaptor to the unit. Refer her/him to
Defective AC Adaptor the Instruction Manual.
16.2 pressure monitor functions normally.
connector.
(Battery is connected) 16.2.2
Replace rechargeable battery and 16.3.1 Replace the rechargeable battery.
check if the blood pressure monitor
Defective rechargeable
16.3 functions normally. See 16.5 if the blood pressure monitor
battery. 16.3.2

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Batteries installed incorrectly. Check Inform the user how to properly install
connector plug and socket. 16.4.1 the batteries. Refer her/him to the
Battery connection Instruction Manual.
16.4
problem.
(AC Adaptor is disconnected) See 16.5 if the blood pressure monitor
16.4.2
Replace Rubber Switch Assembly See 16.5.2 if the blood pressure Rubber Switch Assembly
16.5.1
(16). monitor did not perform normally. (22)
Defective blood
16.5
pressure monitor. Check blood pressure monitor
Replace Module Assembly (1). 16.5.2 performance after replacing the Module Assembly (1)
Symptom 17 Low battery icon is displayed after power is turned on; battery has just been fully charged.
Check if the blood pressure monitor Replace with a new rechargeable
works normally after testing with a new 17.1.1
battery.
17.1 Defective battery. rechargeable battery.
17.1.2
(AC Adaptor is connected) functioned normally.
Assembly (1).

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Symptom 18 Backlight does not turn on.

18.1 18.1 performance after replacing the Module Module Assembly (1)
Assembly (1).
Symptom 19 No response when the Auscultate button ( ) is pressed.

Defective Rubber Switch Assembly See 14.1.2 if the blood pressure Rubber Switch
14.1.1
(16). Replace. monitor did not perform normally. Assembly (16)
Defective blood
19.1
pressure monitor Check blood pressure monitor
Defective module assembly. Replace
Assembly (1).

SECTION 09 - DISASSEMBLY
HBP-1100
IMPORTANT
Due to the design and intended use of the

HBP-1100 repair will be limited to the
replacement of the following components;
1. Module Assembly (1)

(includes PCB Assembly, Pump
Assembly, Control Solenoid, Switch
PCB, DC Jack, LED PCB and
complete LCD Display Assembly)
2. Front Housing (2)
3. Rubber Switch Assembly (16)
4. Battery Cover (4)
5. Cuff Tube Connector (11) – Ground

Housing as well as the Cuff Tube
Connector in the Cuff Tube (no
reference number).
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HBP-1100
Disassembly index:
Note
1 Removal of the Front Housing
2 Removal of the Module Assembly
Note:
• When (x) is mentioned reference is made to item number of Figure 2 (page 2), of the
Exploded View diagram found in section 14.
• When (Picture x) is mentioned reference is made to pictures number in this procedure.
1 Removal of the Front Housing (2):
1 Remove the Battery Cover (4) and remove the batteries if installed. (Picture 1.1)
2 Remove the 6 Phillips head Screws (10) located in the Ground Housing (3). (Picture 1.2)
3 Peel back one side of the QUALITY PASS sticker to allow the Front Housing (2) to be
separated from the Ground Housing (3). (Picture 1.3)
4 Remove Front Housing (2) by carefully pulling the top away, then the lower portion and
then over to the left. NOTE – be careful with the Switch PCB, it is easily damaged when
removing the Front Housing. (Picture 1.4).
Picture 1.1 Picture 1.2
Rubber Switch Assembly (16)

HBP-1100
2 Removal of the Module Assembly (1):

Caution: The LCD Display is connected to the PCB Assembly (1-1) with a flat cable;
this flat cable as well the LCD Display can easily be damaged during removal.
Note: Refer to section 13 “Diagrams” for solder connections on the PCB Assembly (1-1).
1 Remove the Front Housing (2) (refer to section 1, previous page).
2 Remove the 4 Phillips head Screws (10) securing the chassis and Switch PCB to the Front
Housing (2). Ensure the LCD Display is well supported to avoid damaging the ribbon cable.
(Picture 2.1)
3 The complete Module Assembly (1) can now be removed from the Ground Housing (3).
NOTE – carefully disconnect the TDA Tube connecting the Cuff Tube Connector (9) to the
air system and ensure the DC Jack (1-8) is free from the guides in the Ground Housing (3).
(Picture 2.2)
4 Remove the Module Assembly (1) from the Ground Housing (3). Note the two battery
wires; unsolder these. (Picture 2.3)
5 The complete Module Assembly (1) can now be removed from the Ground Housing (3).
(Picture 2.4)
NOTE – this can be ordered as a single part number, see the Spare Parts Price List.

SECTION 10 - REASSEMBLY
HBP-1100
IMPORTANT
Due to the design and intended use of the

HBP-1100 repair will be limited to the
replacement of the following components;
1. Module Assembly (1)

(includes PCB Assembly, Pump
Assembly, Control Solenoid, Switch
PCB, DC Jack, LED PCB and
complete LCD Display Assembly)
2. Front Housing (2)
3. Rubber Switch Assembly (16)
4. Battery Cover (4)
5. Cuff Tube Connector (11) – Ground

Housing as well as the Cuff Tube
Connector in the Cuff Tube (no
reference number).
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HBP-1100
Reassembly index:
Note
Warning
Reassembly general
1 Installation of the Front Housing
2 Installation of the Module Assembly
Note:
• When (x) is mentioned reference is made to item number of Figure 2 (page 2) of the
Exploded View diagram found in section 14.
• When (Picture x) is mentioned reference is made to pictures number in this

procedure.
Warning:
After reassembly, the unit MUST to be checked according to all procedures of

section 11 ”Compliance Checks & Adjustments”.
Reassembly general:
Reassembly is done in reverse order of disassembly.
Cautions:
• Make sure that all wires are put back in the original position during reassembly.
• Make sure that all air tubes are put back in the original position during reassembly.
• Make sure that the LCD is clean before the Front Housing is installed.

HBP-1100
1 Installation of the Front Housing (2):

1 Clean the LCD Display if necessary.
2 Make sure that all wires and tubes are put back into their original position.
3 Carefully flip over the Front Housing (2) over onto the Ground Housing (3). Ensure the
Switch PCB is not damaged when the Front Housing is clicked into place. (Picture 1.1)
4 Check the QUALITY PASS sticker to ensure it is in the correct place. (Picture 1.2)
5 Flip the unit over and install the 6 Phillips head Screws (10) in the Ground Housing (3).
(Picture 1.3)
6 If applicable, install the batteries in the compartment. (Picture 1.4)
7 Install the Battery Cover (6)

HBP-1100
2 Installation of the Module Assembly (1):

Caution: The LCD Display is connected to the PCB Assembly (1-1) with a flat cable;
this flat cable as well the LCD Display can easily be damaged during installation.
Note: Refer to section 13 “Diagrams” for solder connections on the PCB Assembly (1-1).
1 Solder the Battery wires onto the terminals in the Ground Housing (3). Red wire on the left
and black on the right, (Picture 2.1)
2 Slide the DC Jack (1-8) into the guides in the Ground Housing (3) and connect the TDA
Tube to the Cuff Tube Connector (11) in the Ground Housing. (Picture 2.2)
3 Carefully place the Module Assembly (1) back to its original position in the Ground Housing
(3). Check that all wires and tubes are put back into their original positions. Place the
Switch PCB on the supporting posts and align the screw holes. (Picture 2.3)
4 Install the 4 Phillips head Screws (10) [black arrows]. (Picture 2.3)
5 Carefully install the LCD Holder (15) Note the four locating pins (black circles) in the
Ground Housing (3). Now place the LCD Display on the LCD Holder. (Picture 2.4)
6 Follow procedure of point 1 “Installation of the Front Housing” (previous page).
Follow all procedures in section 11 ”Compliance Checks & Adjustments”.

SECTION 11 - COMPLIANCE CHECKS & ADJUSTMENTS
HBP-1100
Compliance Check & Adjustments Index:
Note
Warning
1 Required Equipment
2 Preparations
3 Pressure Sensor Accuracy Check
4 Air Leakage Check
5 Deflation Speed Check
6 Cuff Air Leakage Check
7 Adjustments
Note:
• Ambient temperature for compliance check & adjustments is 20ºC +/- 5ºC.
Warning:
• If the HBP-1100 does not meet the required Compliance Check specifications,
repair or reject the unit.
1 Required Equipment:
1 OMRON PA350 Digital Pressure Measuring Device
2 Stopwatch
3 Metal or Acrylic cylinder 110 mm diameter
4 ~60 cm length of Cuff Tube [2 pieces] (NOT Comfort Cuff type) (see Note below)
5 Compliance Check Result Form (section 12)
Note: to simplify performing the ‘Pressure Sensor Accuracy Check’ and the ‘Cuff air
leakage check’ it is recommended that both cuff tube connectors are purchased. See
the Spare Parts Price List for the current price.
Cuff Tube Connector Cuff Tube Connector

P/N 4312701-7 P/N 4312768-8
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2 Preparations:
1 Make sure the PA350 is ready for use; refer to “Instruction Manual PA-350”.
2 Switch on the PA350 and wait until “0” is displayed.
The PA350 is ready for use.
3 PA-350-E – open the Deflation valve.
4 PA350Z – push Air Release button once, and then a second time for auto zero
setting.
5 Select “UA’’ or “Upper Arm” mode on the PA-350.
6 PA-350-E - select P mode, “P” will be displayed.
7 To enable Test Mode, press the Power button to turn on the unit. (Picture 2.1)
8 The unit will go through an initialization process lasting about 5 seconds ending with
a 0. (Picture 2.2)
9 Now hold down the (Auscultation) button for approximately three (3) seconds,
and Picture 2.3 will appear on the LCD Display.
10 The unit is now in Test Mode.
11 Connect the HBP-1100 to the PA350 using the Cuff Tube.
Picture 2.1 Picture 2.2 Picture 2.3

HBP-1100
3 Pressure Sensor Accuracy Check:
1 Prepare the HBP-1100 as outlined in point “2 Preparations”, (previous page).

2 Record all the readings of the following check on the Compliance Check Result
Form (section 12).
3 Adjust the pressure to 0 mmHg with the PA350 and let the pressure stabilise.
Observe and record the pressure readings on the HBP-1100 and the PA350.
4 Using the PA350 repeat this last step for the following pressures 0, 50, 100, 150,
200, 250, 280, 250, 200, 150, 100, 50 and 0 mmHg.
5 The pressure indication of the HBP-1100 must be within +/- 3 mmHg compared to
the PA350 indication. (Picture 3.1, Picture 3.2)
Specification accuracy HBP-1100: +/- 3 mmHg or less.
Picture 3.1
Picture 3.2

HBP-1100
4 Air Leakage Check:
1 Prepare the HBP-1100 as outlined in point “2 Preparations”, (page 2).

2 Build up pressure to approximately 290 mmHg with PA350.
3 Let pressure stabilise at approximately 280 mmHg.
4 When air pressure of HBP-1100 has stabilised record the pressure value displayed
by the PA350. (Picture 4.1)
5 Start the stopwatch and after 1 minute record the air pressure displayed by the
PA350. (Picture 4.2)
6 Calculate the difference between the first value and the second value.
7 Release all air from the PA350 and disconnect HBP-1100 from the PA350.
8 Record the readings of the check on the Compliance Check Result Form (section
12).
NOTE 1: This procedure only checks air leakage to the pressure sensor. The air tubes
to the solenoid and pump assembly are electronically blocked.
NOTE 2: It is possible that the pressure displayed on the PA-350 can rise by as much
as 0.5 mmHg during this test. This is caused by the air cylinders in the PA-
350 warming up.
Specification air leakage HBP-1100: 6 mmHg/min or less.

HBP-1100
5 Deflation Speed Check:
1 Test Mode is NOT required for this test.

2 Select “UA’’ or “Upper Arm” mode on the PA350.
3 Connect the HBP-1100 to the PA350 with the cuff tube.
4 PA-350-E - close the Deflation valve.
5 PA-350-E - select P mode, “P” will be displayed.
6 Push the START / STOP button once and wait for the pump to start.
7 When the pump starts, hold down the START / STOP button until ~280 mmHg is
displayed.
8 Release the START / STOP button and the deflation will being.
9 Observe the display on the PA350: (Picture 5.1 & Picture 5.2)
PA-350-E – Select PA mode, “PA” will be displayed. The display will switch back
and forth between the pressure value and the deflation speed (for
example; ≡ 5.2).
PA350Z – will display the pressure and deflation speed simultaneously.
12).
NOTE 1: The first and last readings are unstable; the measurement has to stabilise.
Record the values indicated on PA350 between 240 to 60 mmHg.
NOTE 2: PA-350-E, it is advisable to take pressure steps of 20 mmHg for this check.
Take only the even or uneven pressure values for recording.
Specification for the deflation speed outer limits are: 3.0 to 7.0 mmHg/sec

HBP-1100
6 Cuff air leakage check:
1 Select “WR’’ or “Wrist” mode on the PA350.

2 PA-350-E - select P mode, ”P” is displayed.
3 PA-350-E - close the Deflation valve.
4 Wrap the cuff around the 110 mm cylinder.
5 If you do not have Cuff Tube Connector P/N 4312768-8, remove the metal cuff tube
air connector from the cuff tube and connect the cuff air tube to the PA350.
6 Build up pressure to approximately 290 mmHg with the PA350.
7 Let pressure stabilise at approximately 280 mmHg.
8 When the air pressure of the cuff is stabilised at approximately 280 mmHg record
the air pressure indicated on the PA350. (Picture 6.1 & Picture 6.2)
Note: If the pressure continues to drop the cuff is leaking, and should be replaced.
9 Start stopwatch; after 1 minute record the air pressure indicated on the PA350
again.
10 Calculate the difference between the first value and the second value.
12).
12 Disconnect the cuff from the PA350 and if required insert the cuff tube connector in
the tube.
Specification air leakage cuff: 6 mmHg/min or less.
7 Adjustments:
1 There are no adjustments for the HBP-1100.
Disclaimer:
"The test procedure provided is developed by OMRON Healthcare Co., Ltd. Japan, the official
Manufacturer of OMRON Blood Pressure Monitors. Any outcome of tests performed with test
equipment other than the equipment specified in the Service Documentation as provided are not
being recognised by OMRON Healthcare Co., Ltd. Japan and its affiliated companies. OMRON
Healthcare Co., Ltd. Japan and its affiliated companies do not accept any liability related to or in
connection with testing executed without using the test equipment as specified in the Service
Documentation."

SECTION 12 - COMPLIANCE CHECK RESULT FORM
HBP-1100
Model name: HBP-1100

Product code: HBP-1100-E
Serial number:
Date:
Passed all tests: YES / NO
Accuracy check Deflation speed checks
Indicated
Target Indicated Pressure Indicated Deflation
Pressure
Pressure Pressure Difference: Pressure speed
Blood
Blood Pressure
+/- 5 mmHg PA-350 Pressure +/- 3 mmHg PA-350 Monitor
Monitor
mmHg mmHg mmHg mmHg
0 3.0 to 7.0
50 mmHg mmHg/sec
100 240
150 230
200 220
250 210
280 200
250 190
200 180
150 170
100 160
50 150
0 140
130
120
Air leakage checks 110
Blood
Pressure Cuff Unit 100
Monitor
Measure Time min. 90
Start Pressure mmHg 80
End Pressure mmHg 70
Pressure Drop mmHg 60
Leakage Rate mmHg/min
Leakage Rate 6 mmHg/min or less
Technician:
Company:
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SECTION 13 - DIAGRAMS
HBP-1100
HBP-1100 PCB Assembly Layout

(Reference ONLY – do NOT replace individual components. MUST be
replaced as part of the Module Assembly)
NOTE – picture is orientated to show PCB Assembly as mounted to the Module
Assembly chassis
Location solder connections for

Ribbon cable to Switch PCB
Location solder
connections
Control Solenoid
PAD3 – Red (+)
PAD4 – Black (-)
Location solder
connections for
flat cable to LCD
Display
Location solder
connections
Pump Assembly
PAD1 – Red (+)
PAD2 – Black (-)
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SECTION 14 – EXPLODED VIEW
HBP-1100
Figure 1 – HBP-1100
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SECTION 14 – EXPLODED VIEW
HBP-1100
Figure 2 – HBP-1100
HBP-1100 s14 exploded view Rev01-00.docx

SECTION 15 – PARTS LIST
HBP-1100
NOTE; to ensure accuracy and reduce revisions to the lists on the following pages;
parts number(s) currently available for these models can be found in the Spare
Parts Price List (SPPL).
Figure 1 HBP-1100
SM
SM Fig. Item Part Description: Qty. Remarks:
No.:
Fig. 1 Sales Package HBP-1100-E
Fig. 1 Instruction Manual HBP-1100-E
Fig. 1 Warranty Card
Fig. 1 PE Bag 001 (200 x 300)
Fig. 1 PE Bag w/recycle mark
Fig. 1 Rating Label
Fig. 1 Medium Cuff
Fig. 1 Master Carton
Fig. 1 Pad 635 x 303 2
Fig. 1 Inner Carton 1
Fig. 1 Barcode Label
Fig. 1 Carton Label
The Instruction Manual is no longer available as a spare part. This leaves two options for
customers; one is to go to the OMRON Healthcare Europe website and download a copy
(English only), the other is to contact you. As part of your new product introduction
package each of you is sent a CD-ROM with one or more copies of the Instruction Manual,
most often in your local language(s). With some of the approximately 65 languages in our
region, a local language translation may be required. With the CD-ROM you can print an
Instruction Manual as required for your customer.
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SECTION 15 – PARTS LIST
HBP-1100
Figure 2 HBP-1100
SM
SM Fig. Item Part Description: Qty. Remarks:
No.:
Fig. 2 1 Module Assembly - Maintenance 1
Fig. 2 1-1 PCB Assembly 1
Fig. 2 1-2 Joint L4030 1
Fig. 2 1-3 Tube TDA-1740070 1
The Module Assembly (1) - is pre-
Fig. 2 1-4 PCB Assembly - Switches 1
calibrated at the factory and includes
Fig. 2 1-5 Cable, 3 wire, 90A3+4 1
items 1-1 through 1-8.
Fig. 2 1-6 Cable, 2 wire, 70A3+5 1
Fig. 2 1-7 Flat Ribbon Cable 2
Fig. 2 1-8 DC Jack 1
Fig. 2 2 Front Housing - Maintenance 1
Fig. 2 3 Ground Housing 1
Fig. 2 4 Battery Cover 1
Fig. 2 5 Battery contact (+) 1
Fig. 2 6 Battery contact (+ / --) 1
Fig. 2 7 Battery contact (--) 1
Fig. 2 8 Battery contact (+ / --) 1
Fig. 2 9 Rubber Foot 1
Fig. 2 10 Screw M2.6 x 8 12
Cuff Tube Connector 1 Cuff Tube (not shown on Exploded View)
Fig. 2 11 Cuff Tube Connector 1 Ground Housing
Fig. 2 12 Hex Nut - Cuff Tube Connector 1
Fig. 2 13 Plain Washer - Cuff Tube Connector 1
Fig. 2 14 Tube TDA-3052145D 1
Fig. 2 15 LCD Holder 1
Fig. 2 16 Rubber Switch 1
Fig. 2 17 Rating Label 1
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Measuring range: Blood pressure: 0 mmHg – 299 mmHg

Display: LCD Digital Display

Operating temperature: +10°C to +40°C

Storage temperature: -20°C to +60°C

Weight unit): Approximately 510g without batteries or cuff

Cuff Material: Nylon and polyester

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Classification: Type IIa

Optional Accessories: Cuff Large (HXA-GCUFF-LLB) 9065798-9

Manufacturer: OMRON HEALTHCARE CO. LTD.

EU-Representative: OMRON HEALTHCARE EUROPE B.V.

Production facility OMRON DALIAN CO. LTD.

Subsidiary OMRON HEALTHCARE UK LTD.

Subsidiary OMRON Medizintechnik Handelsgesellschaft m.b.H.

Subsidiary OMRON Sante France SAS

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