What to do if my Tufner T900B show ERR3?
If your Tufner Measuring Instruments display 'ERR3', first, check all wire connections. If the issue persists, inspect the load cell and recalibrate the device. If these steps do not resolve the problem, PCB replacement may be necessary.
What to do if my Tufner T900B show ERR1?
If your Tufner Measuring Instruments display 'ERR1', ensure that you are using the correct weight within the defined range of the instrument.
What to do if my Tufner T900B show ERR2?
If your Tufner Measuring Instruments display 'ERR2', ensure that the calibration weight is at least 10% of the maximum capacity set in C04. It is recommended to use 60%-80% of the maximum capacity, if possible.
Why does my Tufner Measuring Instruments display UUUUUU?
If your Tufner Measuring Instruments display 'UUUUUU', it could be due to several reasons: the weight might be too high (overload), there could be a wrong connection with the load cell, or the load cell itself may have a quality problem. To resolve this, first, reduce the weight on the instrument. Then, check the load cell connection. Finally, inspect the load cell and check its input/output.
What to do if Tufner T900B show nnnnnnn?
If your Tufner Measuring Instruments display 'nnnnnnn', there could be a few reasons: the calibration might not be correct, there may be a wrong connection with the load cell, or the load cell itself might have a quality issue. To address this, first, make sure the scale is level. Next, check the load cell connection. Then, check the load cell's input and output resistance.
What to do if Tufner T900B Measuring Instruments show ERR4?
If your Tufner Measuring Instruments display 'ERR4', make sure the platform is stable before you start the calibration process.
How to fix ERR5 on Tufner T900B?
If your Tufner Measuring Instruments display 'ERR5', you will need to change the PCB.
General| Brand | Tufner |
|---|---|
| Model | T900B Series |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Measures to prevent static discharge affecting weighing accuracy and equipment.
Step-by-step guide for single-point calibration using one weight.
Step-by-step guide for linear calibration using multiple weights.
Settings for Weighing Unit, Decimal, Graduation, Max Capacity, Zero Calibration, Calibration.
Settings for Restore Default, Warning Tone, Auto Power Off, Power Saving, Hold, Unit Conversion, Alarms, Date/Time, Communication.
Settings for Zero Range, Tracking, Overload, Negative Display, Standstill, Filters.
Settings for Noise Filter, Print, Analog/Relay Output, Gravity, Print Mode, Carriage Return.
Defines DB9 pins for TXD, RXD, and GND in RS232 communication.
Lists serial output formats based on parameter C18 settings.
Lists common error codes, their reasons, and corresponding solutions.
Steps for scale power on and negative reading issues.
Detailed procedures for resolving ERR6, 'nnnnnn', and 'uuuuuu' errors.
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