User Manual: American Weigh Scales, Inc
User Manual: American Weigh Scales, Inc
User Manual: American Weigh Scales, Inc
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Compact Bowl Scale
III. CALIBRATION
Calibration is NOT required before first use. Only
calibrate if scale is not weighing properly.
1. Remove any items from the scale and press [ON/
MEM] to turn the scale on.
2. Wait til the scale zeros then press and hold the
[MODE/CAL] key until “400.0” is displayed.
3. Gently place the two 200g weights (included) onto
the weighing platform and wait 4 seconds. Do not
disturb the balance during this time.
4. If calibration is successful “F” will be displayed.
Otherwise, if the display shows “E”, an error has
occured and you should repeat calibration.
5. Press [TARE] to return to normal weighing mode.
IV. COUNTING FEATURE
1. To enter parts counting mode, press [CAL/MODE]
to scroll through the weighing modes until "C" appears
on the display. The minimum sample quantity is 5 and
will be displayed as "S=5"
2. Continue to press the [CAL/MODE] key to select the
desired parts counting unit: 5, 10, 20, 50 pieces. After
"50" is displayed the scale will cycle back to g (grams).
3. With the sample quantity value still displayed on the
LCD, place the actual sample quantity on the platform.
Allow the sample to stabilize for 3~5 seconds then
press [TARE]. The sample quantity is now set.
4. You can now add any number of the item on the
scale and a count will be displayed.
V. MEMORY FUNCTION
1. With the balance on, press the [TARE] key to
ensure the balance is zeroed.
2. Place an item on the scale and press [ON/MEM]
when the display is stable. This action adds the
displayed weight into the memory buffer which is
normally set to zero. The display will show "0.0" again.
3. Repeat step 2 above as many times as you need,
until you are ready to see the cummulative result.
4. To view the cummulative weight, press the [ON/
MEM] key. The total will be displayed and the memory
buffer will return to zero.
5. Press [TARE] to zero out the balance and the scale
is ready for normal weighing again.
VI. TROUBLESHOOTING
The primary reasons for inaccuracy or malfunction
are low batteries, incorrect calibration, overload or
operating on an unstable surface. Please keep this in
mind and maintain and operate your scale properly.
This scale is a precise instrument and must be
handled with the utmost care and caution.