SCALESON S180 Manual De Instrucciones página 17

6. Calibration
Please ask the manufacturer for a description of the user calibration.
7. Display and fault messages
Display
Cannot be
1. Mains adapter is not securely connected
switched on.
2. Low battery
3. Terminal is damaged
Adˉ ˉ ˉ
1. The cable from the platform to the terminal is
not correctly connected or disconnected, or
Ad_ _ _
there is a short circuit
2. Terminal is damaged
3.Lload cell cable is broken
4. Load cell is damaged
0ˉ ˉ ˉ
The display is above the zero setting limit
0_ _ _
The display is below the zero setting limit
ˉ ˉ ˉ 1. Weight value exceeds overload limit
2. The weight value cannot be displayed in the
current unit of measurement because it has
more than 6 digits
_ _ _ Weight display under underload limit
EEP.E1 The parameters are not the same for backup
data
EEP.E2 The setting parameter(s) are not in the normal
range.
CAL.Er 1. Input data or applied weight is too small/too
large
2. Weight signal is unstable, non-linear
The display 1. The load on the scale exceeds the permissible
cannot be set to limits (20%FS)
zero 2. The load on the scale is unstable
Possible cause Remedy
1. Plug the AC adapter back in or turn the plug to
establish a secure connection with the scale.
2. Replace the batteries
3. Contact the manufacturer's customer service
1. Check the cable
2. Contact the manufacturer's customer service
Reduce the weight on the platform until the
display is in the zero setting range.
1. Loosen the transport safety screws
2. Check the scale for dirt or contact with
objects.
3. Carry out a zero calibration.
1. Reduce the load on the scale until a weight
value is displayed.
2. Use a more suitable unit of measurement
1. Loosen the transport safety screws
2. Perform zero calibration
Reset the setup parameters as described in User
Calibration.
Readjustment of the USER parameters according
to user calibration.
1. Enter correct data, place correct weight on the
platform
2. Contact the manufacturer's customer service
1. Remove the load from the scale.
2. Wait until the load has stabilised and then
press the ZERO/ON/OFF key to zero the display.
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