Why does the weight indication contain an error on my Shinko Denshi Scales?
If the weight indication contains an error on your Shinko Denshi Scales, there might be a few reasons. First, if the scales haven't been used for a while or have been moved, perform a span adjustment. Second, ensure the adjusters are settled and the scale is horizontal. Refer to page 10 for instructions. Lastly, verify that the tare weight is correctly set.
How to fix no display on Shinko Denshi Scales?
If there is no display on your Shinko Denshi Scales, ensure that the AC adapter is properly connected.
Why is the display unstable on my Shinko Denshi Scales?
If the display on your Shinko Denshi Scales is unstable, takes time to stabilize, or doesn't move with the 'M' sign flashing, it could be due to a few factors: * The balance might be affected by wind or vibration. * The balance could be placed on an unstable base. * The pan, tare, or sample is in contact with an external object. To resolve these issues, read Precautions Relating to Use (pages 3 to 6). You can also adjust the response using the single-touch response setting function (page 12).
What to do if [o-Err] is displayed on Shinko Denshi Scales?
If '[o-Err]' is displayed on your Shinko Denshi Scales, it means that the measured weight exceeds the weighing capacity. The measurable range equals the weight of the container plus the weight of the samples. Check the total weight. It can also mean that mechanical parts have failed, in this case you should change the container.
What does [u-Err] mean on Shinko Denshi Scales?
If '[u-Err]' is displayed on your Shinko Denshi Scales, it indicates that the pan or pan base is removed. To fix this, install the pan and pan base properly. It can also mean that mechanical parts have failed, in this case you should install the pan and pan base properly.
What does [C2-Err] mean on Shinko Denshi Scales and how to fix it?
If '[C2-Err]' is displayed on your Shinko Denshi Scales, the backup battery to power the clock has run out. Reset the date and time. If the error message appears frequently, contact the local dealer from whom the balance was purchased.
General| Capacity | 80 g |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 40°C |
| Pan Size | Ø80mm |
| Stabilization Time | 3 seconds |
| Calibration | External calibration |
| Power | AC adapter |
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