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2. During an ECG measurement, stay calm and do not make any movement.<br> | 2. During an ECG measurement, stay calm and do not make any movement.<br> | ||
3. Make sure electrodes are not dirty. Dirt, sweat, or other debris on the sensors can interfere with the ECG readings. Clean the sensors and the area around them regularly with a soft, dry cloth.<br> | 3. Make sure electrodes are not dirty. Dirt, sweat, or other debris on the sensors can interfere with the ECG readings. Clean the sensors and the area around them regularly with a soft, dry cloth.<br> | ||
4. Excessive hair on the wrist may hinder the performance of optical sensors. Ensure the skin beneath the device is free from obstructions for accurate readings. | 4. Excessive hair on the wrist may hinder the performance of optical sensors. Ensure the skin beneath the device is free from obstructions for accurate readings. <br> | ||
5. If you have higher melanin levels, it can sometimes affect the accuracy of certain types of sensors, including those used for ECG monitoring.<br> | 5. If you have higher melanin levels, it can sometimes affect the accuracy of certain types of sensors, including those used for ECG monitoring.<br> |