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Kyle LopezAug 5, 2025
How to fix inaccurate weights on U-Line H-5836?
- LLaura SerranoAug 5, 2025
To address inaccurate weights on your U-Line Scales, first remove the shipping screw. If the issue persists, recalibrate the scale.
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To address inaccurate weights on your U-Line Scales, first remove the shipping screw. If the issue persists, recalibrate the scale.
What to do if my U-Line H-5836 display Err 6?
If your U-Line Scales display 'Err 6', it indicates a connectivity issue. Check that all load cell connection wires are securely connected. Also, verify that all AD board connection wires are secure.
Why does my U-Line Scales say Bat lo?
If your U-Line Scales show 'Bat lo', the battery needs recharging. Recharge the battery to resolve this issue.
What to do if my U-Line H-5836 Scales display -OL-?
If your U-Line Scales display '-OL-', it means there is an overload. Remove some of the load from the platform.
What to do if my U-Line H-5836 display Err 4?
If your U-Line Scales display 'Err 4', recalibrate the scale.
General| Model | H-5836 |
|---|---|
| Category | Scales |
| Brand | U-Line |
| Capacity | 5000 g |
| Readability | 0.1 g |
| Units of Measurement | g, oz, lb, ozt, dwt |
| Tare Function | Yes |
| Auto-Off | Yes |
| Calibration | External weight calibration |
| Weight Capacity | 5000 g |
| Display | LCD with backlight |
Guidance on choosing an appropriate environment for scale operation, avoiding detrimental factors.
Instructions for safely removing scale components from packaging prior to setup.
Procedure for removing the shipping screw from the scale base using an Allen wrench.
Steps for safely placing the scale platform onto the scale base, cautioning against excessive force.
Instructions for using the built-in level indicator and adjustable feet to ensure the scale is balanced.
Process for connecting the display indicator to the scale column using provided hardware.
Instructions for connecting the AC adapter to power the scale and safety precautions.
Information on the scale's rechargeable battery, its indicators, and charging process.
Detailed explanation of the scale's display elements and keypad buttons.
Essential pre-operation steps including battery charging and scale warm-up time.
Instructions for powering the scale on and off, including self-test mode.
Procedure for switching between different weighing units like pounds, ounces, or kilograms.
Guide for calibrating the scale using test weights to ensure accuracy.
How to zero out the display when there is no weight on the platform.
Method for taring the scale to exclude container weight when weighing items.
Basic steps for using the scale to weigh items.
Instructions for using the scale's counting mode, including sample setup.
Procedure for setting up and using the check weighing feature with high/low limits.
How the check weighing feature indicates weight relative to set limits (HI, LO, OK).
Steps to clear or reset the high and low limits for check weighing.
Using the scale to measure cumulative weight or count of items.
Steps for manually accumulating weighing or counting values into memory.
How to display previously accumulated data from memory.
Procedure to clear all accumulated data from the scale's memory.
Using the scale for automatic accumulation of weighing/counting values and printing.
Mode for weighing moving items and how to enter/exit it.
Instructions for connecting and using the RS-232 port for data output.
Settings to control the display backlight behavior, including always on or auto-on.
Configuration for the automatic power-off feature to conserve energy.
Enabling or disabling the dynamic weighing mode for specific applications.
Adjusting audible alerts for weights falling within or outside set limits.
Configuring accumulation modes and RS-232 communication settings.
Setting the RS-232 transmission speed for data communication.
Configuring the type of printer connected to the scale for data output.
Guidelines for cleaning the scale's stainless steel housing, platform, display, and keypad.
Common error codes, operating issues, and their recommended solutions.
