What to do if Oregon Scientific Scales show when weighing?
If the Oregon Scientific Scales display shows ' ' when weighing, it means the scale is overloaded. The maximum weight capacity is 150kg (330 lb / 23st - 8lb). Remove some weight from the scale to continue.
Why weight does not display on Oregon Scientific GR101H Scales?
If the weight doesn't display on your Oregon Scientific Scales, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, make sure you remain still and that the scale is on a flat surface. If the floor is carpeted or uneven, use the provided carpet feet. Another reason could be that you stepped on the scale too early. If you are a guest user, wait until the LCD is blank before stepping on. If you have saved settings, wait until the display shows before stepping on the scale.
How to fix dim display on Oregon Scientific GR101H Scales?
If the Remote Monitor display of your Oregon Scientific Scales is dim or blank, it could be due to several reasons: * The batteries may be low or exhausted: Replace them with new ones. * The batteries may be inserted incorrectly: Ensure they are inserted correctly. * The scale may be uneven or on carpet: Use the provided carpet feet or place the scale on a flat, even, and hard surface. * You may be wearing socks or shoes: Remove them, as well as any other heavy accessories. * The entered gender, birth date, or height may be incorrect: Re-enter your user settings with the correct values.
How to calibrate Oregon Scientific GR101H?
To calibrate your Oregon Scientific Scales, lift the scale up and then place it back on the floor. This will allow the scale to self-calibrate.
General| Brand | Oregon Scientific |
|---|---|
| Model | GR101H |
| Category | Scales |
| Language | English |
Highlights of the scale and remote monitor's capabilities.
Initial setup, including unpacking, placement, and battery installation.
Instructions for creating and managing user profiles for personalized measurements.
Using memory mode, guest mode, and managing user data.
Configuring alarms, low battery warnings, and device reset.
Explanation of how the GR101 measures BMI, body fat, and body water.
Definition, calculation, and interpretation of BMI for health assessment.
Definition and interpretation of body fat percentage for health assessment.
Explanation and interpretation of body water levels for health.
Explanation of the Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) method used by the GR101.
Charts for interpreting body fat levels for men and women by age.
Table for converting weight units between kg, lb, and stone.
Solutions for common issues encountered with the body fat monitor.
Guidelines for maintaining and safely using the body fat monitor.
Crucial safety precautions and device warnings.
Technical details for the scale unit, remote monitor, and measurements.
Information about the manufacturer and their customer support.
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