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Remove all the packing material and take the scale out. Remove all possible adhesion foils,
stick–on labels or paper from the scale. Open the battery cover on the bottom of the scale,
insert the battery with the correct polarity and close the cover in the opposite direction.
Place the scale on flat, stable and dry surface. Turn on the scale by tapping your foot on the
weighing surface and check the weight unit displayed on the display (kg). If you prefer to
set st:lb or lb unit, you can switch it over after you turn on the scales (in weighing mode) by
pushing one of the directional arrow-button ( , ).
kg = kilogram 1 kg = 2.2 lb
lb = pound (British weight unit) 1 lb = 0.454 kg
st:lb = stone:pound (American/British weight unit) 1 st = 6,356 kg
FT;In = feet;inches 1 FT = 30.48 cm; 1 In = 2,54 cm
Replacing the batteries
Open the battery cover on the bottom of the scale (pic. 2). Insert a battery with the right
polarity and close the cover. Use AAA batteries (3 pcs) for this appliance. If you are not using
the appliance for some time, take the batteries out!
Notes
– Do not combine various types of batteries. Do not even combine used and new batteries
together.
– Batteries not intended for this purpose must not be charged.
– Remove the batteries if you will not be using the appliance for a long time.
– The supply terminals must not be short-circuited.
IV. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Your scale is fine electronic equipment. One of the things that are most difficult to weigh
is human body as it is always in motion. If you want to obtain reliable results, always try to
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t the same place on the scale and stand still (Fig. 1). If possible, weigh
yourself at the same time of the day (best in the morning) and also on the same place to get
comparable results. Remember that excessive clothes can increase your weight as well as
eating and drinking before weighing. Short–term weight fluctuation is generally attributed to
loss of liquids.
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