Why Intercomp Scales show erratic or drifting weights?
Erratic or drifting weights on Intercomp Scales can be caused by contamination on the circuit boards or a bad load cell. Inspect the scale for these issues. A rapid change in temperature may also trigger this symptom.
What to do if Intercomp Scales will not power up and the display is blank?
If your Intercomp Scales won't power up and the display is blank, there are several potential causes. First, inspect the wiring harness for any damage. Next, measure the battery voltage and charge or repair as needed. You can also bridge the ON switch to see if the unit turns on. If none of these steps work, the circuitry may be defective, requiring replacement of the control panel. Also, unplug the load cell cable; if the scale then turns on, a load cell lead is shorted. Turn the power off and try each cell lead in turn to determine the source of the problem and inspect the cable.
What to do if Intercomp Scales shows bad weights?
If your Intercomp Scales are showing bad weights, check your weighing technique and the scale settings. Verify that your reference scale is correct and that the scale is spanned correctly. Also, inspect the interconnecting wiring and cables for any pinching or damage.
What to do if Intercomp CS750 Scales shuts off?
If your Intercomp Scales shut off, it could be due to low battery levels. Replace the batteries. If replacing the batteries doesn't solve the problem, it may be necessary to replace the control panel.
What to do if Intercomp Scales show power up to random display?
If your Intercomp Scales power up to a random display, test for low battery voltage and inspect for visible damage. If these steps don't resolve the issue, replace the control panel.
What to do if Intercomp CS750 low battery indicator will not turn-off?
If the low battery indicator on your Intercomp Scales won't turn off, check the battery voltage level and replace the battery if required. If the battery voltage is correct, the control panel may need to be replaced.
What to do if Intercomp Scales locks up?
If your Intercomp Scales locks up, it may be programmed incorrectly. This can be corrected by restoring the correct control parameters.
Why Intercomp Scales have no response to one or more buttons?
If your Intercomp Scales are not responding to one or more buttons, the switch or the control panel may be defective. Check the programming of the scale; the zero button does not function while the scale is in motion.
How to fix slow operation of Intercomp CS750?
Slow operation in Intercomp Scales can be due to a programmed change in the filter setting. This can be tuned by changing the "Average Rate" setting.
What to do if Intercomp Scales have no backlight?
If your Intercomp Scales have no backlight, it may be because the light sensor window is covered. If the light still doesn't turn on, replace the control panel.
Details on controls, electrical, performance, environmental, and physical attributes of the scale.
Information regarding the optional radio frequency features and requirements for the scale.
Details on optional accessories like serial output cables and thermal printers for the scale.
Guidelines and warnings for the safe and correct operation of the crane scale.
Overview of the scale's display and primary control buttons like ON/OFF and ACCUM/TOTAL.
Explanation of essential operating modes: MODE, ZERO, Lb/Kg, and TARE functions.
Description of the functions and buttons available on the IR remote control.
Details on using KEY TARE and PEAK functions via the IR remote.
Instructions for configuring various settings through the scale's Mode Menu.
Information on accumulating totals and the scale's motion detection system.
Details on connecting the scale output to a scoreboard or PC via serial port.
Overview of the calibration menu options and steps for initiating calibration.
Procedure for accessing the calibration jumper to enable the calibration mode.
Detailed steps for setting various parameters before performing weight calibration.
Process for verifying the scale's calibration accuracy after adjustments.
Periodic inspection requirements and frequency for the crane scale.
Defines service categories and types of inspections needed for the scale.
Procedure for qualified facilities to apply legal-for-trade seals.
A table listing common symptoms, causes, and solutions for scale issues.
Explanation of various error messages displayed by the scale and their meanings.
Reference for Cal Mode Numbers used with the 'SEEP' function in the calibration menu.
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