To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the weight not stabilize on my Tanita WB-380 Scales?
The weight on your Tanita Scales might not stabilize for a few reasons. Make sure you are not moving during the measurement. Also, ensure the measured weight is within the scale's weight measurement range. Finally, avoid touching the height rod arm, switch, or any other part during measurement.
What does 'OL' mean on my Tanita WB-380?
If your Tanita Scales display 'OL', it indicates that the weight range of 300kg has been exceeded.
General| Category | Scales |
|---|---|
| Weight Increments | 0.1 kg |
| Body Fat Percentage | Yes |
| Body Water Percentage | Yes |
| Muscle Mass | Yes |
| Bone Mass | Yes |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Physique Rating | Yes |
| Metabolic Age | Yes |
| User Profiles | 4 |
| Athlete Mode | Yes |
| Auto Power Off | Yes |
| Product Name | WB-380 |
| Graduation | 100 g |
| Measurement Units | kg, lb |
| Body Fat Percentage Range | 5.0% - 75.0% |
| Functions | Weight, Body Fat %, Body Water %, Muscle Mass, Bone Mass, Physique Rating, Metabolic Age, Visceral Fat Rating |
| Visceral Fat Rating | Yes |
| Daily Caloric Intake (DCI) | Yes |
Specifies operating temperature and humidity ranges for the scale.
Outlines environmental requirements for storing the scale to prevent damage.
Explains the meaning of warning and caution symbols and their implications.
Details actions that are forbidden and instructions that must always be followed.
Provides advice on environmental factors and placement for accurate scale readings.
Outlines daily, weekly, and monthly checks for maintaining the scale.
Illustrates and labels the main parts of the WB-380H, WB-380P, and WB-380S scale models.
Lists and shows the accessories provided with the scale models.
Explains the symbols used on the scale's control panel and their corresponding functions or meanings.
Provides a numbered list and diagram to guide the assembly of the scale components.
Details the step-by-step assembly process for the WB-380H and WB-380P scale models.
Describes the automatic power-off function that conserves battery life.
Guides on positioning the scale on a level, stable surface and avoiding adverse environmental conditions.
Explains how to adjust the display box angle for optimal viewing.
Illustrates how to connect the AC adapter for continuous use for different scale models.
Provides instructions on installing and replacing batteries in the scale.
Details the steps for performing standard weight measurements on the scale.
Explains how to perform BMI measurements, including setting height and interpreting results.
Describes how the scale turns on automatically when a user steps on the platform.
Explains how to switch between measurement units like kg and lb.
Details the procedure for manually turning off the scale.
Presents the BMI ranges for different weight classifications according to NIH/WHO guidelines.
Provides a detailed guide on how to accurately measure a person's height using the WB-380H model.
Details the communication standards, methods, and specifications for exporting data from the scale.
Explains how to connect the scale to external devices and describes the signal lines.
Shows the structure, header, and ASCII code format for the data outputted by the scale.
Lists common issues encountered with the scale and provides corresponding troubleshooting steps.
Provides a detailed breakdown of the scale's technical specifications, including weight, height, size, and power.
Explains FCC and ICES compliance, interference potential, and rules regarding device modifications.
Advises on the correct method for disposing of the electronic scale as per regional regulations.
