To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the display unstable on my U-Line H-1653 Scales?
If the U-Line Scales display is unstable, make sure that the scale is located in an appropriate place, on a stable surface and that the power supply is correct for the scale.
What to do if my U-Line H-1653 Scales are not weighing correctly?
If your U-Line Scales are not weighing correctly, you should double-check the unit of weight, re-calibrate the scale, set the linearity, and check if the pan is installed correctly. Also, verify the installation and turn AU off (see Operation section).
How to fix a blank display on U-Line Scales?
If the U-Line Scales display is blank, the scale shuts off, or will not turn on, check that power is going to the scale. Verify that the switch is turned on and the voltage going to the scale matches the power supply labels on the power module or scale. You can also remove the battery and plug the scale in. If the scale works, you will need to replace the battery.
Why can't I use the full capacity on my U-Line H-1653 Scales?
If you cannot use the full capacity of your U-Line Scales, double-check the unit of weight. Also, look for any obstruction under the pan and verify the pan installation.
What to do if my U-Line H-1653 Scales display 'OL' or 'FULL'?
If the U-Line Scales display shows OL or FULL, check if the pan is installed correctly and turn the scale on again.
How to troubleshoot non-linearity on U-Line H-1653 Scales?
If your U-Line Scales are not linear, look for any obstruction under the pan and verify the pan installation. You may also need to set the linearity.
Why is my U-Line H-1653 battery not charging?
If the battery on your U-Line Scales will not charge, verify that the batteries are rechargeable types and check if the power supply voltage is correct.
What to do if U-Line H-1653 display is blank after turn-on test?
If the U-Line Scales display is blank after the turn-on test, and the error message display is locked, check if the pan is installed correctly. Then, turn the scale on again.
Guidelines for optimal scale placement to ensure accuracy and prevent damage.
Mapping of character codes to their visual display representations.
Visual representation of the scale's LCD screen components.
Explanation of UNIT, ACC, ESC, FUNC, C, %, and < keys for scale operation.
Explanation of LIMIT, >, TARE, ^, ZERO, and ENTER keys for scale operation.
Core procedures for zeroing the display, using the tare function, and weighing samples.
Instructions for using the percent weighing function and initiating parts counting.
Details on check weighing, accumulated totals, and manual/automatic accumulation modes.
Adjusting weight increments, backlight, baud rate, and auto zero tracking settings.
Changing units, beeper settings, power delay, and battery management procedures.
Specifies the required calibration weights for single and multi-point procedures.
Step-by-step guides for performing single-point and multi-point linear calibration.
Table detailing operating issues, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Explanation of specific error codes, their descriptions, and associated causes.
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