About This Guide; How To Use Your Bathroom Scales; Preparing Your Scale; Initialising Your Scale - Asda 20D.0213.038 User Manual

About this guide

Its here to help you get the most from your Bathroom Scales,
so please hold on to it for future reference.
How to...
...use your bathroom scales
New Feature!
This scale features convenient step-on
operation. Once initialised the scale can be
operated by simply stepping straight on the
platform – no more waiting!

Preparing Your Scale

1. Open the battery compartment on the scale
underside.
2. Remove isolating tab from beneath the
battery (if fitted) or insert batteries observing
the polarity signs (+ and -) inside the battery
compartment.
3. Close the battery compartment.
4. Select kg, st or lb weight mode by the switch
on the underside of the scale.
5. Position scale on a firm flat surface.

Initialising Your Scale

1. Press the platform centre and remove your
foot.
2. '0.0' will be displayed.
3. The scale will switch off and is now ready for
use.
This initialisation process must be repeated
if the scale is moved. At all other times step
straight on the scale.

Operating Your Scale

1. Step on and stand very still while the scale
computes your weight.
2. Your weight is displayed.
3. Step off. Your weight will be displayed for a
few seconds.
4. The scale will switch off.

Warning Indicators

O-Ld Weight exceeds maximum capacity.
Lo Replace battery.
Err Unstable weight. Stand still.

Troubleshooting Guide

If you experience any difficulty in the use of
your scale:
• Check the battery is correctly fitted.
• C heck that you have selected your
preference of stones/pounds, kilograms or
pounds.
• C heck that the scale is on a flat, level floor
and not touching against a wall.
• R epeat the 'Initialisation' procedure every
time the scale is moved.
• I f when you use the scale there is no display
at all or if 'Lo' is displayed - try a new battery.
• I f 'O-Ld' is displayed the scale has been
overloaded.

Advice for Use and Care

• A lways weigh yourself on the same scale
placed on the same floor surface.
Do not compare weight readings from one
scale to another as some differences will
exist due to manufacturing tolerances.
• P lacing your scale on a hard, even floor
will ensure the greatest accuracy and
repeatability.
• W eigh yourself at the same time each day,
before meals and without footwear.
First thing in the morning is a good time.
• Y our scale rounds up or down to the nearest
increment. If you weigh yourself twice and
get two different readings, your weight lies
between the two.
• C lean your scale with a damp cloth.
Do not use chemical cleaning agents.
• D o not allow your scale to become
saturated with water as this can damage the
electronics.
• T reat your scale with care - it is a precision
instrument. Do not drop it or jump on it.