Why are my Air Weigh BinMaxx weight readings inaccurate?
If your Air Weigh Scales calibration data falls outside acceptable parameters, recalibrate the scale. Also, examine the target distance and adjust it if it's significantly off. Check all cables if you don't have a printer. If there's a break in the circuits, a lack of power, or the scale still won't turn on with full power, contact Air-Weigh Support.
What to do if my Air Weigh BinMaxx Scales won’t turn on?
First, check the power supply to your Air Weigh Scales. Open the dash and find the ComLink, ensuring the wire harness leading to power is securely plugged in and all wires are unbroken. Also, check the wire harness at the back of the display for secure connection and unbroken wires. Use a voltmeter to test the power and ground circuits, ensuring at least 9.5 volts are entering the system. If circuits are broken, power is lacking, or the scale still won't turn on, contact Air-Weigh Support.
How to identify the causes of error messages on my Air Weigh BinMaxx?
If your Air Weigh Scales display an error message, consult the chart provided to determine the possible cause and solution.
What to do if lift data was not recorded by my Air Weigh BinMaxx?
If the error code on your Air Weigh Scales indicates an operator error, consult page 9 for instructions on performing smooth lifts to ensure lift data is recorded. If the target distance is incorrect, adjust it to the correct height. If lift data is still not being recorded, contact Air-Weigh Support.
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