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Defines the primary purpose and scope of the balance's application.
Outlines prohibited usage scenarios to prevent damage or inaccurate results.
Details conditions under which the manufacturer's guarantee is invalidated.
Emphasizes regular checks of metrology features and test weights for quality assurance.
Stresses the importance of carefully reading and following all instructions before use.
Mandates that only trained personnel may operate or maintain the device.
Instructs users to inspect packaging and device for damage upon delivery.
Provides guidelines for retaining original packaging and proper return procedures.
Guides selection of an optimal location for accurate weighing, avoiding environmental factors.
Details removing balance from packaging and lists standard accessories supplied.
Explains how to install and manage batteries for the balance's power source.
Describes connecting the balance to an external mains power supply.
Outlines the warm-up period required for stable measurements after initial power-on.
Details the steps for calibrating the balance using a precision weight for accuracy.
Explains weighing items too large for the plate using an underfloor setup.
Identifies each key and its brief or extended function for operating the balance.
Provides step-by-step guidance on core balance functions like weighing and taring.
Describes switching between weighing units and lists available units.
Explains Auto-Zero function and how to activate/deactivate Zero-Tracking for weighing tasks.
Details configuring the automatic power-off feature for battery-operated use.
Guides users through restoring the balance to its factory default settings.
Provides instructions for safely cleaning the balance using appropriate agents.
States internal maintenance must be performed by authorized service engineers.
Advises on disposing of packaging and device according to local regulations.
Addresses problems with the weight display not being illuminated and potential causes.
Identifies causes for unstable or fluctuating weight display, such as drafts or vibrations.
Explains reasons for inaccurate measurements, including zeroing, adjustment, and environmental factors.
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