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Remove the plastic strip under the battery cover to prevent battery drainage during shipping.
Select weight units (pounds, kilograms, or stone) using the UNIT button.
Place scale on a flat, hard surface for accurate readings; avoid carpeted or uneven floors.
Step on and off the scale to set it after moving for accurate measurements.
Step onto the scale platform and remain still until the weight is locked and displayed.
The scale will automatically turn off after use.
Use one 3 volt CR2032 lithium battery.
Remove the screw from the battery compartment cover to access the battery.
Carefully remove the old battery from the compartment.
Insert the new battery with the '+' sign facing up into the compartment.
Replace the battery compartment cover and secure it with the screw.
Recycle or dispose of batteries per local regulations; do not dispose of in fire.
Batteries are small and pose a choking hazard to children; seek medical attention if swallowed.
Do not dispose of batteries in fire; remove if scale is unused for long periods.
Place feet in the same position every time and stand still during weighing for accuracy.
Weigh yourself without clothing for more accurate readings, as clothes can vary in weight.
Move the scale to a stable location to prevent accidental bumps that may cause inaccurate readings.
Weigh yourself at the same time of day for consistent readings due to daily weight fluctuations.
The scale displays '----' for overload (max 400 lbs/180 kgs); remove weight immediately to prevent damage.
Contact customer service for any 'Err' messages or other error indicators.
Clean with a soft, damp cloth; use mild soap for stains. Avoid detergents, excess water, and harsh cleaners.
Treat the scale with care; avoid rough treatment, dropping, kicking, or jumping on it.
Do not exceed the scale's weight limit (400 lbs/180 kgs/28 st 8 lbs) to prevent damage.
Avoid storing near cleaning chemicals; do not store scale on its side or with items on it.
BMI is an accepted health measurement for weight; 25-29 is overweight, 30+ is obese.
Use the chart to determine your BMI by matching height and weight.
Remove the plastic strip under the battery cover to prevent battery drainage during shipping.
Select weight units (pounds, kilograms, or stone) using the UNIT button.
Place scale on a flat, hard surface for accurate readings; avoid carpeted or uneven floors.
Step on and off the scale to set it after moving for accurate measurements.
Step onto the scale platform and remain still until the weight is locked and displayed.
The scale will automatically turn off after use.
Use one 3 volt CR2032 lithium battery.
Remove the screw from the battery compartment cover to access the battery.
Carefully remove the old battery from the compartment.
Insert the new battery with the '+' sign facing up into the compartment.
Replace the battery compartment cover and secure it with the screw.
Recycle or dispose of batteries per local regulations; do not dispose of in fire.
Batteries are small and pose a choking hazard to children; seek medical attention if swallowed.
Do not dispose of batteries in fire; remove if scale is unused for long periods.
Place feet in the same position every time and stand still during weighing for accuracy.
Weigh yourself without clothing for more accurate readings, as clothes can vary in weight.
Move the scale to a stable location to prevent accidental bumps that may cause inaccurate readings.
Weigh yourself at the same time of day for consistent readings due to daily weight fluctuations.
The scale displays '----' for overload (max 400 lbs/180 kgs); remove weight immediately to prevent damage.
Contact customer service for any 'Err' messages or other error indicators.
Clean with a soft, damp cloth; use mild soap for stains. Avoid detergents, excess water, and harsh cleaners.
Treat the scale with care; avoid rough treatment, dropping, kicking, or jumping on it.
Do not exceed the scale's weight limit (400 lbs/180 kgs/28 st 8 lbs) to prevent damage.
Avoid storing near cleaning chemicals; do not store scale on its side or with items on it.
BMI is an accepted health measurement for weight; 25-29 is overweight, 30+ is obese.
Use the chart to determine your BMI by matching height and weight.
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