User Manual

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VI. Maintenance and Cleaning
To get the best results and for product longevity, be sure to follow the
suggestions below.
Note: All of the suggestions and guidelines mentioned below and through-
out this manual will only be eective with continuous and careful mainte-
nance of the equipment
Follow all processes outlined in the manual
Make the manual available to all users of the equipment
Prevent the balance from any sudden movements or falls, as well as
from direct sunlight or air ow. The balance is a precision instrument
and must be handled carefully.
Balance must be plugged into a grounded electrical outlet and the
socket should be easily accessible to unplug in case of emergency
Never unplug the balance by pulling on the wire, do so from the base
Never use the balance in a wedged-in location, such as a shelf
Never use other objects such as pens, pencils, etc. to press the but-
tons on the control panel; use only your ngers.
Never place anything on the pan heavier than the maximum capaci-
ty of the balance, or the sensor could be damaged
Do not submerge the balance, nor spill any liquids on it
If any liquid does come into contact with the electrical parts of the
balance, immediately disconnect it and send it in for service to be
checked and adjusted if necessary
Always use only original components and supplies. Other devices and
parts may appear similar, but can damage the equipment.
Cleaning
Never use scourers or substances that can grate to clean metallic
parts. This include, but is not limited to, stainless steel, aluminum, coat-
ings, etc.. These can damage the balance and lead to early erosion
of eectiveness of the balance.
-Use a lint-free cloth, dampened with soapy water, that does not con-
tain any abrasive surfaces, nor corrosive materials
ATTENTION!! If equipment is not properly
cleaned and cared for, technical service
will be unable to x or repair issues.