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If you encounter a low battery indicator, no power, or no display on your Omron Scales, check that the batteries are installed correctly, paying attention to the polarities. If needed, replace all four batteries.
General| Type | Electronic personal scale |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | 100 g |
| Control type | Sensor |
| Product color | Beige, Yellow |
| Auto power off | Yes |
| Number of users | 4 user(s) |
| Maximum weight capacity | 150 kg |
| Battery type | AA |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 300 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 305 mm |
| Height | 57 mm |
| Weight | 2086 g |
Lists the items included with the OMRON HBF-400 Fat Loss Monitor with Scale.
Warns against using the monitor with pacemakers or other implanted medical devices.
Outlines essential safety measures for correct product use, including reading instructions and consulting a physician.
Defines body fat percentage and explains its calculation by the OMRON monitor.
Explains the BI method used by the scale to measure body fat using electrical current.
Briefly describes the DXA method as a basis for OMRON's formula.
Guides on optimal times for taking measurements for accurate body fat trending.
Explains the body fat percentage display and its classification levels.
Details the Body Mass Index calculation and its classification.
Provides recommended body fat ranges based on gender and age.
Identifies and describes the parts of the OMRON HBF-400 Fat Loss Monitor.
Explains the various indicators and symbols shown on the monitor's display.
Instructions for replacing batteries when the low battery indicator appears.
Guide to selecting a personal profile number or using the guest mode for measurements.
Instructions for setting the user's age and gender on the monitor.
Instructions for setting the user's height on the monitor.
Steps to change stored age, gender, or height settings for a profile.
Procedure to remove all stored personal data and measurement results.
Conditions that can affect body fat percentage accuracy during measurement.
Step-by-step guide on how to perform a measurement using the monitor.
Guidance on foot placement and stability on the measurement platform.
How to view recorded measurement data after a reading is taken.
Instructions for using the unit solely as a weight scale.
Explains common error displays and their causes and corrections.
Guidelines for cleaning, storing, and maintaining the unit for longevity.
A condensed guide for operating the OMRON HBF-400 Fat Loss Monitor.
Compliance information regarding radio frequency interference for US and Canadian users.
Details the limited warranty, service, and customer support for the product.
Provides contact information for warranty service and product support.
Lists technical details of the OMRON HBF-400, including display ranges and dimensions.
A template for logging measurement history to monitor progress over time.
Blank space for user notes and remarks.
