Brayer 3730BR - Инструкция по эксплуатации - Страница 6

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•  If the personal scale is not used for a long time, 

remove the battery from the battery compartment.

MEASUREMENT UNITS SELECTION

The weight measurement unit selection button (3) is 
located on the bottom of the scale.

•  Press the button (3) to select the weight 

measurement units kilograms («kg»), pounds («lb») 
or stones («st»), the symbols «kg», «lb» or «st» will 
be shown on the display (2).

WEIGHT MEASUREMENT

Recommendations:

-

your weight can fluctuate during the day, so it is 

recommended to weigh yourself at the same time 
of the day;

- before drawing any conclusions, you need to 

control your weight for several weeks;

- to get the most accurate result, place the personal 

scale in the same place;

• 

Place the scale on a solid, flat and stable surface, 

do not place or use the scale on carpets or rugs with 
high pile, as the weight indication may be incorrect.

•  Before stepping on the scale make sure that both the 

weighing platform (1) and your feet are dry, otherwise 
you may slip and get injured.

• 

Step on the weighing platform first with one foot, 

make sure that the personal scale is stable, and only 

then place your other foot on the platform, distribute 

your weight evenly on the weighing platform (fig. 1).

•  Stand still on the platform (1), your weight will be 

shown on the display (2) with digital symbols in the 

selected measurement units. Step off the weighing 

platform (1).

•  After weight measurement the scale will be switched 

off automatically in 10 seconds.

ATTENTION!

If the maximum weighing limit of 183 kg is exceeded, 
the display (2) will show the symbols «Err», immediately 

get off the weighing platform (1) to avoid damaging the 

scale.

Notes:

 - if the weight indication is not displayed 

correctly, try removing the battery and reinstalling it after 
a while.

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

Units such as microwave ovens, mobile phones, 
portable radios, radio remote controls located in the 
immediate vicinity of the personal scale can cause 
interference, which will be accompanied by erroneous 
or inconsistent weighing results, in which case move the 
scale to another location or temporarily turn the source 

of interference off.