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4. 

Use

This scale is used to determine the weight of human beings. The scale has a weighing range up to 

330 lbs (150 kg/24st).

4.1 

Batteries

If present, pull the battery insulating strip off the battery compartment cover or remove the battery’s 

protective film and insert the battery according to the polarity. If the scale fails to operate, remove 

the battery completely and insert it again. Your scale is equipped with a “replace battery” indicator. 

When the scale is operated with a battery which is too weak, “

Lo

” appears in the display field and 

the scale automatically switches off.

Display De 

FR

GB

eS

RuS

Lo

Batterie schwach Batterie faible  Battery weak  Pila débil  Слабый 

заряд 

батарейки

The battery must be replaced in this case (3 x AAA 1,5V). The used, completely drained 

standard and rechargeable batteries must be disposed of in specially marked collection 

containers, at toxic waste collection points or electrical product retailers. You are legally 

obligated to dispose of the batteries.

note:

 Batteries containing pollutants are marked with the following symbols: Pb = Batte-

ry contains lead, Cd = Battery contains cadmium, Hg = Battery contains mercury.

Place the scale on a firm, flat surface; a firm floor covering is a basic requirement for  

correct weight measurement.

When supplied to the customer, the scales are set to weigh in "kg". To the rear of the scales, there 

is a button „kg/lb/st” which you can use to change to ‘pounds’ and ‘stones’ 

when the scale is in 

english

.

4.2 

Measuring weight

Place the scale on a firm level floor (no carpet); a firm floor covering is  

required for correct measurement.

audibly, briefly and firmly tap the scale with your foot to active the vibration  

sensor!

The entire display (Fig. 1) appears up to “

0.0

” (Fig. 2) as a self-test  

(tap-on technology).

Display

De

FR

GB

eS

RuS

8888

Beep Beep Beep Beep Звуковой 

сигнал

Now the scale is ready to measure your weight.

Fig. 2

Fig. 1