To Next PageTo Next PageWhy do Seca 334 LC show wide variation in measured values?
Wide variations in measured values on your Seca Scales can be attributed to a damaged electronic measuring unit or load cell. Consider replacing the electronics unit or the load cell.
Why is my Seca Scales showing the wrong weight?
If your Seca Scales displays an incorrect weight or no weight at all, it could be due to several reasons. First, verify that the packaging/transport lock has been completely removed. Also, ensure that the scale is calibrated; if not, recalibrate it. A damaged load cell or an interruption in the force applied to it could also be the cause. Check the load cell connections and consider replacing the load cell if necessary.
What to do if my Seca 334 LC does not start?
If your Seca Scales isn't starting, the issue might stem from a defective power supply, voltage supply, or keypad. Check the batteries and/or power pack. Inspect the cabling for any defects. Also, examine the cable connections and the keypad for any disconnections. Replace the keypad if needed.
Identifies model and serial number on the device's underside or base frame.
Describes the scale's parts and how weight is measured and displayed.
Procedure for manual calibration using a jumper for specific scale models.
Procedure for manual calibration using a sliding switch for specific scale models.
Procedure for manual calibration via jumper/switch, covering linear and corner load calibration.
Overview of scale error symptoms, their potential causes, and recommended remedies.
Explanation of the error message feature and its role in indicating malfunctions.
Describes error messages for specific models when malfunctions occur.
Describes error messages for specific models when malfunctions occur.
Measurement of power supply to the PCB to check for defective battery or power pack leads.
Methods for establishing defects in load cells, including using seca serva or a multimeter.
Procedure for replacing faulty or defective electronic components, including safety precautions.
General safety precautions to be taken before starting work on the scale.
Precautions for handling electronic components to prevent damage from electrostatic discharge.
Step-by-step guide for removing and fitting the electronics unit and buttons.
Procedure for removing and fitting the load cell and the mains socket.
Instructions for fitting replacement components in reverse order and specific torque values.
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