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Age very good good average poor
<19 <17% 17–22% 22,1–27% >27,1%
20–29 <18% 18–23% 23,1–28% >28,1%
30–39 <19% 19–24% 24,1–29% >29,1%
40–49 <20% 20–25% 25,1–30% >30,1%
50< <21% 21-26% 26,1–31% >31,1%
Female
Age very good good average poor
<19 <12% 12–17% 17,1–22% > 22,1%
20–29 <13% 13–18% 18,1-23% >23,1%
30–39 <14% 14–19% 19,1-24% >24,1%
40–49 <15% 15–20% 20,1-25% >25,1%
50< < 16% 16–21% 21,1-26% >26,1%
Male
based on: ”Principles + Labs for Physical Fitness and Wellness. 1st edition by Copyright 1999”
According to the specications of the
World Health Organization (WHO 2001),
the percentage of body water should lie in
the following ranges:
Women: 50-55%
Men: 60-65%
Children: 65-75%
For persons who have a high body fat per-
centage, it is commonly found that the body
water percentage lies under the specied
guide values.
Since the muscle percentage varies from
person to person, there are no generally
valid guide values.
If the scale detects an error during measure-
ment, “ E” and the error number are dis-
played.
If you stand on the scale, for example, before
the value “0.0” is displayed, the scale doesn’t
work correctly and the error “ E 1” is dis-
played (Fig. 7.1).
Fig. 7.1
Tables for the body fat percentage
Error messages/causes of error and measures to take
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7 Error messages/causes of error
and measures to take
6.3 Cleaning the scale
If needed, clean the outside of the scale
with a soft cloth, if necessary, with a mild
cleaning solution. If the scale is contaminated,
it is to be desinfected with a suitable
disinfectant in accordance with the
specifications of the disinfectant manufacturer.
Caution
Never submerge the scale in any liquid
or hold the device under water.