I need a new manual for my Walgreens model BM -725W Manual Inflate Blood Pressure/ Pulse monitor. I have lost my old one

If it is an older device then rubber seals may have dried out. If not in warranty and you are capable then take it apart and use olive oil on the rubbers. If it does not even pump then get a replacement.

Here is a link to the manual. You simply put on the cuff, then press the POWER ON button to take the reading. The cuff should inflate automatically and take the measurement. If it is not working properly, ensure that the batteries are correctly installed and that they are not depleted.
https://www.beurer.com/web/we-dokumente/gebrauchsanweisungen/GA_USA/753.902_1012_BM35_CVS.pdf

www.samsunghealthyliving.com/pdf/BM-725W.pdf

http://www.ehow.com/how_5139659_troubleshoot-blood-pressure-monitor.html

The Walgreens Model 83 was not made by Homedics, but in 1999 by Omron at http://www.omronhealthcare.com

I called the 800-634-4350 number on the back of the device, and got someone who immediately emailed me the instruction manual! Now that is unusually good service for this day-and-age.

I would have posted the PDF here, but this site doesn't allow PDF uploads.

In this case, you need to contact HoMedics Customer Support 800-466-3342. Have the Model Number handy when you call. Monday - Friday 8:30a - 5p ET.

Hope this helps you. Please let me know.

Have you changed the batteries, recently? If not that may be the problem. Most of the Walgreens brand Blood Pressure Monitors are manufactured by HoMedics and have 5 year limited warranty. Check you Owners Manual's "Trouble Shooting Guide" for how to change the 2 batteries and warranty details.

It may not need calibration. It may simply be where and how *********** is placing her arm when she takes her BP at home. She should keep her arm or wrist at chest (heart) level when using the monitor at home. Also, she should remain very still while doing this. If it needs recalibration, contact Homedics via their website.

I am no expert. I would think that if the old/original battery is no longer working, a new battery would restore the monitor to its original usefulness. I think it is important, in any event, to take the monitor with you to your doctor's office when you go to see him and to check your BP with your monitor when the doctor uses his "professional" monitor to see that yours is reading the same as the doctor's instrument.

call the manufacturer and inform them and/or take the monitor back to walgreens for exchange.

Homedics makes several units that are virtually identical to the Walgreen counterparts. Why not try the Homedics web site? It has a support section. Be sure to list your model number as there are several wrist cuff models. If the web site doesn't help, either call Homedics or try a web search by listing your model number followed by 'manual'. I would have tried to find the manual for you but I don't know the model number. Good luck.