Seca 684 Mode D'emploi Et Garantie page 20

1. Congratulations!
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By purchasing the seca 684 multifunc-
tional scales you have acquired a highly
accurate and sturdy piece of equipment.
seca has been putting its experience at
the service of health for over 150 years
now, and as market leader in many coun-
tries of the world, is always setting new
standards with its innovative develop-
ments for weighing and measuring.
In accordance with national regulations, the
seca 684 multifunctional scales is used
primarily in hospitals, doctors' surgeries
and in-patient nursing facilities.
The folding seat integrated into the robust
handrail makes the seca 684 suitable not
only for weighing patients seated in a
2. Safety
Before using the new scale, please take a little time to read the following safety instruc-
tions.
• Follow the safety instructions in the
instruction manual.
• Keep the operating manual and the
declaration of conformity contained
therein in a safe place.
• Do not drop the scale or subject it to
violent shocks.
• After transporting the scales, place the
scales carefully back in the position for
use.
• Be sure to use only the seca mains unit
supplied. Before plugging the mains
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wheelchair but also for weighing people
who easily lose their balance.
The seca 684 is designed to measure
weight conventionally but can also deter-
mine body mass index. A membrane key-
board allows body size to be entered for
obtaining the body mass index that corre-
sponds with weight.
You can use the pre-Tare function to
record the weights of, e.g. three types of
wheelchairs. This weight is automatically
deducted in the weighing operation.
The scale is of a very sturdy construction
and will give you long and loyal service. It
is easy to operate and the large display is
easy to read.
The seca 684 can be moved on castors.
unit into a socket, check that the mains
voltage indicated on the mains unit
matches local mains voltage.
• When using the scale with a mains unit,
ensure that the supply cable is routed in
such a way as to exclude any type of
tripping hazard.
• Have scale serviced on a regular basis
(see "Servicing" on page 36).
• Have repairs carried out exclusively by
authorised persons.