I’m trying to wave out all the bad situations with the elements of my array. But unfortunately my JavaScript code doesn’t work as one piece: it works correctly with a separate “IF” selectors but not all together. Could anybody explain me whats the issue? Thanks a lot in advance!
Here is the code:

/** Check the elements of the array on:
* The array is empty
* Array element/s is/are not a numbers
* Among elements there is not an integers
* Among elements there is a negative number/s
* Among elements there is a too large numbers
*/
const parbaude = (mas) => {
    var response = [true, "... No problem found!"];
    if (mas.length == 0) {
        response = [false, "... Your array is empty!"];
    } else if (mas.filter(item => typeof item !== 'number')) {
        response = [false, "... Only numbers are allowed!"];
    } else if (mas.filter(item => !Number.isInteger(item))) {
        response = [false, "... Enter integer only!"];
    } else if (Math.min(...mas) <= 0) {
        response = [false, "... Only positive numbers are allowed!"];
    } else if (Math.max(...mas) > 1000) {
        response = [false, "... The number is too large: n < 1000!"];
    } else {
        // Return the test result
        return response;
    }
};
//  !!! Try each of these options !!!
//const mas = [];
//const mas = [3, 'd', 7, 9];
//const mas = [3, 4.6, 7, 9];
const mas = [3, -4, 7, 9];
//const mas = [3, 4000, 7, 9];
//const mas = [3, 4, 7, 9];
document.getElementById("izvade").innerHTML = parbaude(mas);