What to do if Eat Smart CalPal displays “Err1”?
If your Eat Smart Scales displays “Err1”, it means too much weight has been placed on the scale, exceeding its capacity. Remove the excess weight immediately.
What to do if Eat Smart Scales displays “Lo” for low battery?
If your Eat Smart Scales displays “Lo”, it indicates a low battery or no power. First, check for any plastic wrap or strip covering the batteries in the battery compartment. Next, ensure the batteries are correctly installed, matching the polarity symbols. If the issue persists, replace the batteries with new ones.
Why is my Eat Smart Scales inaccurate or weight varies?
If your Eat Smart Scales shows inaccurate or fluctuating weight, it might be due to the flooring. To ensure accuracy: * Place your feet in the center of the glass platform and stand still. * Wait for the weight to lock in before looking down at the display. * Use the scale on the hardest floor available. * Avoid moving the scale unnecessarily.
What to do if Eat Smart CalPal displays “Err”?
If your Eat Smart Scales displays “Err”, it indicates an initialization or instability error. To fix this, press on the platform to turn the scale on and off. Repeat the measurement. Make sure the scale is on a flat, stable surface. Step off and back onto the scale, standing still while your weight computes.
Display| display type | 2” dual line LCD |
|---|---|
| low battery indicator | “Lo” |
| initialization or instability indicator | “Err” |
Measurement| measurement units | Pounds / Kilograms |
|---|---|
| graduation | 0.1lb / 0.1kg |
| overload indicator | “Err1” |
Power| power source | 3 AAA batteries (included) |
|---|
Weight and Dimensions| capacity | 440 lbs / 200 kgs |
|---|---|
| unit dimensions | Approximately 12.5” x 13.25” x 1.00” |
| unit weight | Approximately 4.6 lbs |
Instructions for inserting batteries and initial scale calibration.
Guide to programming gender, height, age, and activity level into memory.
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