How to fix OHAUS Scales that will not turn on?
If your OHAUS Scales will not turn on, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check if the AC power is properly connected and connect the scale to power. Another possibility is a discharged battery, in that case connect the scale to power.
Why OHAUS Ranger 1000 Scales weight reading does not stabilize?
An unstable weight reading on your OHAUS Scales can occur due to an unstable environment. Make sure to provide a stable environment. Another potential cause is interference under the pan. Ensure that the weighing pan is unobstructed and free to move.
What to do if OHAUS Ranger 1000 do not display accurately?
If your OHAUS Scales are not displaying accurately, it might be caused by improper calibration. Calibrate the scale using proper calibration weights.
What does E3 error code displayed on OHAUS Ranger 1000 mean?
The E3 error code on your OHAUS Scales indicates that the display capacity has been exceeded. Ensure display capacity is not exceeded.
What to do if OHAUS Scales battery fails to charge fully?
If the battery in your OHAUS Scales fails to charge fully, it is likely that the battery is defective or past its useful life. Replace the battery by an authorized service dealer.
What does E2 error code displayed on OHAUS Ranger 1000 mean?
The E2 error code on your OHAUS Scales indicates that the A/D count is not correct. Have the load cell replaced.
What does E1 error code displayed on OHAUS Scales mean?
The E1 error code on your OHAUS Scales indicates an EPROM data loss. Replace the scale.
General| Protection | IP43 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Operating Temperature | 40°C |
| Units of Measurement | g, oz, lb |
Overview of the Ranger 1000 Series scale's economical design, accuracy, durability, and portability for industrial weighing.
Lists key features like capacity models, stainless steel pan, backlit LCD display, multiple weighing units, and rechargeable battery.
Explains signal words like CAUTION, Attention, Note, and warning symbols like General Hazard and Electrical Shock Hazard.
Provides critical safety warnings regarding installation, connections, and servicing to prevent injury or property damage.
Instructions to unpack and verify all included components like the scale unit, weighing platform, manual, and AC adapter.
Guidance on installing the weighing platform and removing the shipping protection screw for proper operation.
Advice on choosing a suitable operating location, avoiding environmental factors like rapid temperature changes and vibrations.
Steps to adjust leveling feet using the indicator bubble to ensure the scale is perfectly level.
Details on connecting the scale via AC adapter and its internal rechargeable battery, including charging status indicators and battery life.
Recommendation for performing a Span Calibration upon first use to ensure accurate weighing results.
Explanation of symbols displayed on the scale screen, such as Low Battery and Stability indicators.
Description of each key (Zero, Units, Tare, M+ Menu, Yes, No, Back) and their functions in operation and setup modes.
Instructions on locating and using the power switch, and the recommended warm-up time for the scale.
How to perform a manual tare operation using the TARE key to set a zero point for containers.
Procedure for zeroing the scale display using the ZERO key, showing the "ZERO" indicator.
Method for toggling through different available weighing units (kg, g, lb, oz) using the UNITS key.
How to use the M+ key for accumulation, displaying total weight and count, and clearing data.
Configuration options for the display backlight, including Auto-on, On, and Off modes.
Adjustment of the range within which the zero reading is maintained, with available settings like 0.5d, 1d, 2d, 4d.
Setting the level for the Stable indication, affecting stabilization time, with options from 0 to 3.
Detailed steps for initiating and performing span calibration using ZERO and UNIT keys with calibration weights.
Method to restore the scale to its original factory settings by pressing Tare and UNIT during power-on self-test.
Guidelines for safely cleaning the scale housing using a damp cloth and mild detergent, avoiding harsh chemicals.
A table listing common symptoms, possible causes, and remedies for scale issues like not turning on or inaccurate readings.
Comprehensive technical specifications including capacity, resolution, construction, weighing units, display, and power details for different Ranger 1000 models.
Details on CE marking, EMC and Low Voltage directives, FCC regulations, ISO 9001 registration, and Canadian ICES compliance.
Information on proper disposal of the device and batteries according to WEEE and Batteries Directives, and local regulations.
Explains the warranty coverage for defects in materials and workmanship, exclusions, and liability limitations.
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