What to do if Axis AGN50 Scales show weighing range exceeded?
If the Axis Scales display indicates that the permissible weighing range (Max +9e) has been exceeded, it means you've overloaded the pan. To resolve this, simply reduce the load on the pan.
What to do if Axis AGN50 show zeroing range exceeded?
If the Axis Scales show that the zeroing range was exceeded, it indicates that the permissible zeroing range has been exceeded. The solution is to take some of the load off the pan.
Why do Axis AGN50 show internal calibration load error?
If your Axis Scales display an internal calibration load error, this could be due to a load that is too small, overloading of the balance mechanism, or mechanical damage. Check if all necessary pan elements are mounted or if there is a load on the pan.
What to do if Axis Scales show tare range exceeded?
If the Axis Scales display that the tare range has been exceeded, ensure that the balance indications are different from zero before pressing the tare key.
What to do if Axis AGN50 display ' - - - - '?
If your Axis Scales display ' - - - - ', this may indicate unfinished zeroing or mechanical damage. Wait for one minute and check that the balance is placed on stable ground and is not affected by vibrations.
Why do Axis Scales say unit weigh is too small?
If the Axis Scales indicate that the unit weigh is too small, this means the entered unit weight is too small or the entered number of pieces is too big.
Why do Axis AGN50 show 'Test...'?
If the Axis Scales are running a test, this could be due to auto-tests in progress or damage to the electronic unit. Wait for 1 minute.
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