What to do if [o-Err] appears on my Scale House Scales before reaching capacity?
If the gross weight exceeds the balance's capacity (container + sample weight), an [o-Err] message will appear before the capacity is reached. Check the total weight. Also, this error can appear if a section of the mechanism is damaged, in this case you should contact our Technical Service Division or your local dealer.
Why does the weight indication contain an error on my Scale House Scales?
Weight indication errors on Scale House Scales can occur for several reasons. First, review the tare subtraction procedure to ensure no mistakes were made. Second, check the level of the scales, making sure the adjusters are not lifted. Finally, if the indication values are inconsistent after long use or relocation, execute span adjustment on the balance.
What does [u-Err] mean on Scale House Scales and how do I fix it?
If [u-Err] is displayed on your Scale House Scales, it could be due to a foreign object caught between the measuring pan (pan base) and the balance. Remove the measurement pan and examine the surface beneath it. Also, this error can appear if a section of the mechanism is damaged, in this case you should remove the measurement pan and examine the surface beneath it.
Why is the display unstable on my Scale House Scales?
If your Scale House Scales display is unstable with [M] flashing, it might be due to air currents or vibration affecting the balance. Check Precautions on Use. Also, make sure the balance is on a stable surface. Check Precautions on Use. Another cause could be an object contacting the sample, measuring pan, or tare. Check Precautions on Use.
How to fix the limit function when it is not working on Scale House Scales?
If the limit function on your Scale House Scales isn't working, first check if the limit function is selected. Also, check if the limit value has been entered correctly.
How to troubleshoot a Scale House Scales unit with no display indication?
If your Scale House Scales show no indication on the display, ensure the AC adapter is properly connected.
Why does my Scale House Scales have no indication during battery installation?
During battery installation, if the indication disappears, flashes, or no indication is produced on your Scale House Scales, it may be due to the automatic power-off function being activated. Switch the power on again and deactivate the function if necessary. Also, the battery capacity might be low, so recharge the battery. If this doesn't work, operate the balance with the AC adapter.
What to do if [Add] appears on my Scale House Scales?
If [Add] appears on your Scale House Scales with [ ] and a value flashing at [LO], it indicates potential errors in counting mode because the sample weight is insufficient. Execute the Memory Update Method.
What does it mean when [b-Err] or [d-Err] appear on Scale House Scales?
If [b-Err] or [d-Err] is displayed on your Scale House Scales, it's possible that the balance is exposed to static electricity or noise. In this case you should contact our Technical Service Division or your local dealer. Also, this error can appear if the electrical system of the balance is malfunctioning, in this case you should contact our Technical Service Division or your local dealer.
Why do I get [o-Err], [1-Err], or [2-Err] during span adjustment (AJ-CE) on Scale House Scales?
During span adjustment (AJ-CE), if [o-Err], [1-Err], or [2-Err] is displayed on your Scale House Scales, it could be due to using a weight heavier than the capacity. Check that the span adjustment procedure was performed correctly. It could also be that the reference weight is less than 50% of the capacity. Check that the span adjustment procedure was performed correctly. Another cause could be that calibration produced an error of 1.0% or more. Check that the span adjustment procedure was performed correctly.
General warnings and advice for safe operation and to prevent injury or damage.
Explains cautionary symbols and provides specific hazard warnings.
Precautions for proper handling, environment, and avoiding hazards.
Further usage limitations and best practices for optimal performance.
Step-by-step guide for installing and setting up the balance.
Comprehensive explanation of each function, set values, and descriptions.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the balance for accuracy.
Lists common problems, causes, and solutions for balance issues.
General| Capacity | 200 kg / 400 lb |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Communication Interface | RS232 |
| Accuracy | ±0.1 kg |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable battery or AC adapter |
| Display | LCD |
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