What to do if Inficon Scales show 'Over Range'?
If your Inficon Scales display 'Over Range', it indicates that the weight on the weighing platform exceeds the scale's capacity of 100 kg/220 lb. Remove some weight to bring it within the limit. Ensure that you do not exceed the maximum weight capacity of 100 kg/220 lbs.
Why do Inficon Scales say 'Change Battery'?
The 'Change Battery' message on your Inficon Scales means the battery voltage is too low to operate the scale. If the scale is in use, it will shut off. Replace the battery, and then turn the scale back on.
What does flashing 'Low Battery' mean on Inficon Scales?
A flashing 'Low Battery' indication on your Inficon Scales means the battery voltage in the control handpiece is very low. Finish your current task and replace the battery immediately.
What to do if Inficon Scales display 'Over Range Remove Weight'?
If your Inficon Scales show 'Over Range Remove Weight', it means the scale couldn't automatically tare because its capacity was exceeded when powered on. Remove some of the weight so that it is less than 100 kg/220 lbs.
Why is the 'Voltage too High' on my Inficon Scales?
If your Inficon Scales display a 'Voltage too High' error, it means the line voltage entering the Charging Module exceeds 15.5 volts, which could damage the scale and charging module. Find a different outlet to plug the AC/DC power adapter into.
What to do if Inficon Scales show 'Voltage too Low'?
If your Inficon Scales display 'Voltage too Low', it indicates that the line voltage into the Charging Module is below 10 volts, which could potentially damage the scale and charging module. To resolve this, use a different outlet for the AC/DC power adapter.
Details the various components of the Wey-TEK Charging Module, including connectors, display, and buttons.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting and powering the charging module and placing the refrigerant cylinder.
Details the initial steps for operating the charging module, including clearing target charge and programming.
Explains how to start, pause, resume, and repeat charging operations with the Wey-TEK module.
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