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ERROR CODES
‘Lo’ – Batteries are low and needs replacing
‘Err’ – Scales are overloaded and have exceeded maximum weight. Step off the
scales to avoid damaging the sensors
‘C’ – A measuring error has occurred. Step off scales and back on again
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Waste electrical and electronic products (WEEE), batteries, accumulators, and
packaging should not be disposed of with general household waste. This is to
prevent possible harm to the environment and human well-being, and to help
conserve our natural resources. Most electrical products with a plug, battery, or
cable can be recycled. Contact your local council, household waste disposal
service, or the store where you purchased the product for information regarding the
collection schemes in your area.
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
This symbol on the product and/or packaging indicates that Waste Electrical
products (WEEE) under Directive 2012/19/EU which governs used electrical and
electronic appliances, should not be disposed of with general household waste.
Waste Batteries and Rechargeable Batteries
This symbol on the batteries supplied with your product indicates that Waste
Batteries under Directive 2006/66/EC which governs used batteries and
accumulators should not be disposed of with general household waste. If the battery
contains more than 0.004% lead, the battery symbol will be accompanied by the
letters (PB).
The Mobius Loop
This symbol indicates that the product or packaging is capable of being recycled.
RECYCLING & DISPOSAL
Take-Back Scheme
Waste electrical products (WEEE) can be sent to One Retail Group for recycling and
disposal when you purchase a new product from One Retail Group, on a like-for-like
basis. For more information on how to recycle this product please visit
www.activeera.com
The end-user of electrical and electronic products (WEEE) is responsible for
separating old batteries and lamp bulbs before they are handed over to a
designated disposal and recycling service. Waste batteries can also be disposed of
in collection bins, which can be found in most local supermarkets and household
waste recycling centres.
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