camry EK-28 Series User Manual

1.
2.
WARNING INDICATORS
1. Replace new battery.
2. Scale overload. Remove item to avoid
damage.Max.weight capacity is
indicated on the scale.
g
Auto shut-off occurs if display shows
'0' or shows the same weight reading
for 1 minutes.
AUTO SHUT OFF
ELECTRONIC
KITCHEN SCALES
1. Clean the scale with a slightly damp cloth. DO NOT immerse the scale
in water or use chemical / abrasive cleaning agents.
2. All plastic parts should be cleaned immediately after contact with fats,
spices, vinegar and strongly flavored / colored foods. Avoid contact with
acids citrus juices.
3. Always use the scale on a hard, flat surface. DO NOT use on carpet.
4. DO NOT strike,shake or drop the scale.
5. The scale is high precision device.Please take care of it.
6. Please keep it dry.
7. Please check whether battery is installed or in high level if scale can not
be turned on.
8. The scale is for family use only, not for commerical purpose.
CLEANING AND CARE
1 min

camry EK-28 Series Specifications

General

Brand	camry
Model	EK-28 Series
Category	Scales
Language	English

Summary

Auto Shut Off Function

Warning Indicators

Low Battery Indicator (Lo)

Indicates the need to replace the battery when 'Lo' is displayed.

Overload Indicator (Err)

Signals overload; remove item to prevent damage. Max capacity is indicated.

Cleaning and Care Instructions

Product Features

LCD Display Information

Battery Installation and Replacement

Battery Types and Preparation

Details on CR2032 and AA/AAA battery types and preparation steps.

Battery Installation Steps

Procedure for removing old batteries and installing new ones, noting polarity.

Unit Conversion Button

Converting Weight Units

Starting the Weighing Process

Weighing Mode Procedure

Steps for preparing the scale and performing a weight measurement.

Volume Indication Mode

Volume Measurement Procedure

Steps for measuring the volume of water or milk, including switching modes.

'Zero' or 'Tare' Functionality

Zero Function Condition

Explains the 'Zero' function when total loads are ≤4% of max capacity.

Tare Function Condition

Explains the 'Tare' function when total loads are >4% of max capacity.