Why does my OHAUS EB6 Scales read incorrectly?
If your OHAUS Scales reads incorrectly, it might need calibration, so perform a Service Calibration as described in Appendix A. Another potential cause is a damaged Load Cell, which you should test and replace if defective, referring to Section 3.3. Lastly, a defective Main PC Board could also be the reason; this should be tested and replaced as per Section 3.4.
What to do if OHAUS EB6 Scales will not turn on with AC adapter?
If your OHAUS Scales will not turn on with the AC adapter, the adapter might be defective. Check the AC adapter's voltage output as described in Section 3.1; if the voltage is low or nonexistent, replace the adapter. Another possibility is a defective Membrane Switch, which should be tested and replaced if necessary, according to Section 3.2. Finally, the Main PC Board could be defective and should be tested and replaced following the instructions in Section 3.4.
Why OHAUS EB6 Scales can be turned on but will not calibrate?
If your OHAUS Scales can be turned on but will not calibrate, verify that you are using the correct weights. A defective Load Cell assembly could also be the cause; test the Load Cell as described in Section 3.3 and replace it if necessary. Additionally, the Main PC Board might be defective and should be tested and replaced according to Section 3.4.
What to do if OHAUS EB6 display --OL--?
If your OHAUS Scales display '--OL--', it means the load on the pan exceeds the scale's capacity. To resolve this, reduce the weight on the pan.
Why my OHAUS EB6 Scales do not display weight accurately?
If your OHAUS Scales don't display weight accurately, it might be due to improper calibration. Calibrate the scale using the correct calibration weights to fix this issue.
What to do if the weight reading does not stabilize on OHAUS EB6?
If the weight reading on your OHAUS Scales is unstable, it could be due to an unstable environment. Make sure the scale is placed in a stable location. Another cause might be interference under the pan. Ensure the weighing pan is unobstructed and free to move.
What to do if the display is not on OHAUS EB6 Scales?
If the display on your OHAUS Scales is not on or shows partial characters, the Display PC Board or LCD might be defective, so replace the Display PC Board or LCD.
What does E4 error code mean on OHAUS EB6?
If your OHAUS Scales display an E4 error code, it could be due to a sample weight that is too small for setting up Counting APW. Increase the weight on the pan until the resulting APW is greater than the minimum. It could also mean the value for setting up Percent weighing is not valid, in which case you should place a reference weight greater than 9d on the pan.
What does E2 error code mean on OHAUS EB6?
If your OHAUS Scales display an E2 error code, it indicates that the A/D count is not correct. To resolve this, have the load cell replaced.
What does E1 error code mean on OHAUS EB6 Scales?
If your OHAUS Scales display an E1 error code, it means there has been an EPROM data loss. The suggested solution is to replace the scale.
Concise overview of the scale's purpose and design for industrial weighing applications.
Lists key specifications like capacity, resolution, display type, weighing units, and application modes.
Essential guidelines for safe and dependable operation, covering power, environment, and handling.
Instructions for checking included components and saving packaging material for protection.
Steps for attaching the weighing platform and removing/re-installing the shipping protection screw.
Guidance on choosing a suitable operating environment, avoiding adverse conditions like temperature changes or vibrations.
Procedure to ensure the scale is level using the front panel indicator and leveling feet for accurate readings.
Details on connecting AC adapter and information about battery charging, operation, and life.
Recommendation and requirement for calibration before first use to ensure accurate weighing results.
Explanation of various icons and indicators shown on the scale's display.
Description of the scale's buttons and their primary functions like TARE, M+, UNITS, CHECK, COUNT, ZERO, %.
Instructions on how to power the scale on and off using the power switch located underneath.
Step-by-step guide for performing a manual tare operation to remove container weight from measurements.
How to re-zero the scale display using the ZERO button for accurate measurements.
Procedure for switching between different measurement units (kg, g, lb, oz) using the UNITS button.
Guide to using the scale for check-weighing, counting items, and percentage checks against Hi-Lo limits.
Steps for sampling and calculating the average weight of individual pieces for counting operations.
How to cycle through Piece Count, APW, and Total Weight displays in counting mode.
Instructions for accumulating weight and count data into memory using the M+ button.
How to perform weighing operations based on a percentage of a reference weight using the % button.
Setting the displayed scale increment (readability or graduation) for measurement precision.
Configuration options for the display backlight activation mode (Auto, On, Off).
Adjusting the range within which the zero reading is maintained automatically.
Setting the stabilization level for accurate readings under varying environmental conditions.
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 6 kg |
| Power Supply | 4 AA batteries |
| Calibration | External |
| Units of Measurement | g, oz, lb |
| Power | 4 AA batteries |
| Units | g, oz, lb |
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