Why is the display unstable on my Vibra DJ-300E?
If the Vibra Scales display is unstable, it might be due to wind or oscillation affecting the scales. Check the location and response speed function. Also, ensure the installation base is stable, and verify that the weighing pan or tare isn't touching anything.
What to do if my Vibra Scales have no display or the display blinks?
If your Vibra Scales aren't displaying anything or the display is blinking, it could be due to a few reasons. First, ensure the AC adapter is properly connected and the ON/OFF key is pressed to the ON position. If you're using the battery option, the power may have been turned off automatically by the auto-power-off function, so press the ON/OFF key. Alternatively, the battery may be depleted, so connect the AC adapter to charge it.
Why am I unable to weigh up to capacity on my Vibra DJ-300E?
If you're unable to weigh up to the full capacity on your Vibra Scales, it may be because the gross weight of the load exceeds the scale's capacity. Remember that the Weighing Range equals Full Capacity minus the Tare value. If this isn't the issue, the mechanism might be defective.
Why does my Vibra DJ-300E Scales display an erroneous value?
Erroneous values on your Vibra Scales display can occur due to several reasons. It could be due to a wrong tare operation. Also, the scale might not be level. Finally, the span may have changed because of relocation or a long time lapse, requiring calibration.
Guidance on selecting an optimal installation location for the scale.
Procedure to ensure the scale is level for accurate measurements.
Step-by-step guide to taring and performing basic weighing.
How to weigh additional items after taring.
Overview of various functions, parameters, and their settings.
Detailed procedure for span calibration on DJ-E models.
Detailed procedure for span calibration on DJH-E models.
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