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Important:
Never use the scale if it is wet or moist. Never step
onto the scale with wet or moist feet. There would
be a serious risk of slipping and personal injury!
Important:
NEVER jump onto the glass scale, this could irreparably
damage it.
1. Tap with your foot in the middle of the glass scales
until the indicator "8888" appears in the display
q
.
2. As soon as the indicator changes and "0.0" appears
in the display
q
, step onto the glass scale with
both feet. Stand as still as possible and without
displacing your weight.
3. During the weighing process, the indicated
weight increases until your personal weight is
shown.
4. When your personal weight has been determined,
the result blinks twice in the display
q
.
Warning indicators
Should your weight exceed the maximum weighing
capacity of 180 kg / 396 lb, "0 - Ld" is shown in
the display
q
. You should IMMEDIATELY step down
from the scale, otherwise it could be damaged.
When "L0" appears in the display
q
you must
replace the batteries.
Should the display
q
indicate "Err", the scale is not
able to measure your weight. In this case, step down
from the scale, wait a few seconds and then try again.
Take note that you need to both stand still and not
interrupt the weighing procedure.
Replacing the batteries
1. Open the battery compartment
r
by sliding the
cover in the direction of the arrow and then
removing it.
2. Remove the old battery from the battery
compartment
r
.
3. Insert a new battery of the type CR 2032 into
the battery compartment
r
. Pay heed to the
correct polarity. This is marked in the battery
compartment
r
.
4. Slide the cover back on to the battery com-
partment
r
until it firmly engages.
Usage and safe-keeping
• Take note that the weighing results from different
glass scales can vary slightly from each other.
• Avoid unnecessary battery discharge.
Accordingly, do not place objects on the glass
scale when it is not being used.
Remove the battery if you do not intend to use
the scale for an extended period.
• Keep the glass scale at a clean and dry location.
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