Why can't I zero my OHAUS T51XW Touch Panel scale?
If you cannot zero your OHAUS Touch Panel scale, or it won't zero when turned on, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the load on the scale exceeds the allowable limits and remove any excess load. Second, ensure the load on the scale is stable and wait for it to stabilize. If these steps don't work, there may be load cell damage, requiring professional service.
What to do if my OHAUS T51XW Touch Panel unit will not turn on?
If your OHAUS Touch Panel unit doesn't turn on, check the following: * Ensure the power cord is properly plugged into both the unit and the power outlet. * Verify the power outlet is supplying electricity. * If using a T51P model, replace the batteries. * If none of these steps work, service may be required.
Why does my OHAUS Touch Panel show Error 8.3?
Error 8.3 on your OHAUS Touch Panel indicates that the weight reading exceeds the overload limit. Reduce the load on the scale to resolve this issue.
What to do if my OHAUS T51XW Touch Panel shows Error 8.6?
Error 8.6 on your OHAUS Touch Panel means the weight exceeds six digits, causing a display overflow. To fix this, reduce the load on the scale.
What to do if my OHAUS Touch Panel shows Error 8.1?
Error 8.1 on your OHAUS Touch Panel indicates that the weight reading exceeds the Power On Zero limit. Remove the load from the scale and then recalibrate the scale.
Why does my OHAUS T51XW Touch Panel show Error 8.4?
Error 8.4 on your OHAUS Touch Panel means the weight reading is below the Underload limit. To resolve this, add load to the scale and recalibrate it.
Why does my OHAUS Touch Panel show Error 8.2?
Error 8.2 on your OHAUS Touch Panel indicates that the weight reading is below the Power On Zero limit. Add a load to the scale and then recalibrate the scale.
General| Connectivity | USB, RS232, Ethernet |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Weighing Units | kg, g, lb, oz |
| Calibration | External calibration |
| Housing | Stainless Steel |
| Protection | IP54 |
| Application Modes | Weighing, Counting, Checkweighing |
General safety precautions for equipment operation.
Accessing and performing calibration procedures like Zero, Span, Linearity.
Setting the indicator for legal trade compliance.
Configuring dynamic weighing mode settings.
Enabling or disabling the Check Weighing mode.
Configuring relay output parameters.
Preventing unauthorized changes to menu settings.
Locking the Calibration menu settings.
Locking the Readout menu settings.
Locking the Mode menu settings.
Locking the Unit menu settings.
Locking the Print 1 menu settings.
Locking the Print 2 menu settings.
Locking the COM1 menu settings.
Locking the COM2 menu settings.
Locking the I-O menu settings.
Preventing unauthorized access to button functions.
Locking the Off button.
Locking the Zero button.
Locking the Print button.
Locking the Unit button.
Locking the Function button.
Locking the Mode button.
Locking the Tare button.
Locking the Menu button.
How to perform zero operations under various conditions.
How to tare a container or weight.
Overview of available application modes.
Using the parts counting mode for accurate measurements.
Measuring sample weight as a percentage of a reference.
Weighing moving or oversized objects.
Steps to perform before verification and sealing.
Procedure performed by officials for verification.
Applying security seals to prevent tampering.
Common symptoms, causes, and remedies for issues.
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