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7. What do I do if…
… no weight is displayed with a load on the scale?
– Is the scale switched on? Switch on again, if necessary, by tapping the weighing plat-
form more vigorously.
– Check batteries, make sure polarity is correct and check battery connection.
…
---- appears instead of 0.0 before weighing?
– Press the Start key again – there must not be any load on the scale.
… one segment is illuminated constantly or not at all?
– The relevant segment has a fault. Inform Servicing.
… the display shows ?
– Battery voltage is running low. Change the batteries in the next few days.
… batt appears in the display?
– Batteries are empty. Put in new batteries.
… St0p appears in the display?
– Maximum load has been exceeded.
… the display flashes?
– Take the load off the scale and start the scale again. Wait until
0.0 appears and then
weigh again.
… the display appears?
– The ambient temperature of the scale is too high or too low. Place the scale in an
ambient temperature between +10 °C and +40 °C. Wait about 15 minutes for the
scale to adapt to the ambient temperature and then weigh again.
… the display Err and a number appear?
– Switch off the scale with the Start key and start the scale again. The scale will then
work normally again.
If this is not the case, disconnect the power supply by briefly removing the batteries. If
this measure is equally unsuccessful, inform the Service department.
8. Maintenance
Have the scale recalibrated by authorised persons in accordance with national legal re-
quirements. The year of initial calibration can be found behind the CE symbol on the rating
plate above the number of the appointed office, 0109 (Hessen Calibration Office). Recal-
ibration is essential if one or more security marks are damaged or the calibration counter
does not match the number on the applicable calibration counter mark (cf. page 15).
We recommend having your scale serviced by your local service agent before having it
recalibrated. seca Customer Service will be pleased to give you further assistance.
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