Why is the weight readout wrong on my Hanchen BSM-420.3?
If the weight readout on your Hanchen Scales is obviously wrong, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, the balance might not have been calibrated or adjusted before weighing, in which case you should calibrate or adjust the balance. Second, the balance might not have been zeroed before weighing; make sure to zero the balance before you start weighing.
What to do if no segments appear on the display of my Hanchen BSM-420.3?
If no segments appear on the display of your Hanchen Scales, there are a few potential causes. First, check the AC power supply and ensure the power supply is plugged in. Second, the load might exceed the balance capacity, so try unloading the balance. Finally, ensure nothing is touching the weighing pan; if something is, move it.
What to do if my Hanchen BSM-420.3 Scales display E22?
If your Hanchen Scales are showing an E22 error, it means the poise weight is not enough. To resolve this, load on enough poise for weighing.
What does E11 mean on Hanchen BSM-420.3 Scales?
If your Hanchen Scales are showing an E11 error, it indicates that the calibrate weight is wrong. To fix this, load weight on the poise to recalibrate.
What does E12 mean on Hanchen BSM-420.3 Scales?
If your Hanchen Scales are showing an E12 error, it means the calibrate weight is unstable. You should eliminate the unstable factor and then recalibrate.
How to fix if maximum capacity is less than the data list in the Technical specification of Hanchen BSM-420.3?
To address this issue, switch on the Hanchen balance without the weighing pan. Then, place the weighing pan and restart the balance while pressing the ?? button.
Details on connecting the balance to AC power and safety precautions.
Procedure to ensure the balance is level for accurate measurements.
Explanation of the primary weighing function and its features.
Guide to setting balance parameters using menu codes and their sequence.
Overview of setup menu parameters for weighing and filter configurations.
Lists common error codes, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Information on who should perform repair work and potential hazards.
Instructions for cleaning the balance, weighing pan, and stainless steel surfaces.
Procedure to follow if safe operation is no longer warranted.
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