Important - Philips HF8000 Mode D'emploi

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important

Read these instructions for use carefully before
you use the appliance and save them for future
reference.
Always use the scales on a stable, level and
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horizontal surface.
Do not step onto the scales with wet feet, as
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this may cause you to slip.
Make sure your hands and the appliance are
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dry when you insert the batteries.
Do not immerse the appliance in water or
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rinse it under the tap
Do not place anything on the appliance when
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you store it.
This appliance is intended for household use
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only.
Preparing for use
inserting batteries
The appliance runs on four LR6 AA 1.5-volt
batteries (not included). We strongly advise you to
use Philips PowerLife batteries on account of their
long life and environmental friendliness.
Remove the battery compartment cover. (Fig.
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Insert the batteries and reattach the battery
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compartment cover. (Fig. 2)
Make sure the + and - poles of the batteries point
in the right direction.
Replacing the batteries
Replace the batteries when 'Lo' appears on
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the display. (Fig. 3)
improving the accuracy of the scales
The appliance is equipped with gravity zones. These
gravity zones improve the accuracy of the scales
because they compensate for gravity differences
across the world.
Set the slide to the zone (1-6) closest to the
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location where you use the scales. (Fig. 4)
Adjusting the unit of measure
Set the slide to the preferred unit of measure
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(kg, st or lb). (Fig. 5)
Using the appliance
Step onto the scales. (Fig. 6)
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The appliance switches on automatically.
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Your weight is displayed after a few seconds.
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(Fig. 7)
Step off the scales.
3
The appliance switches off automatically.
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Cleaning
Do not use abrasives, scourers or liquids such as
alcohol, petrol or acetone to clean the appliance.
Clean the scales with a damp cloth.
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storage
You can store the scales horizontally or
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vertically. (Fig. 8)
Environment
Batteries contain substances that may
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pollute the environment. Do not throw away
batteries with the normal household waste,
but dispose of them at an official collection
point for batteries. Always remove the
batteries before you discard and hand in the
appliance at an official collection point.
Do not throw away the appliance with the
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normal household waste at the end of its life,
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but hand it in at an official collection point for
recycling. By doing this, you help to preserve
the environment. (Fig. 9)
guarantee and service
If you need information or if you have a problem,
please visit the Philips website at www.philips.
com or contact the Philips Customer Care Centre
in your country (you find its phone number in
the worldwide guarantee leaflet). If there is no
Customer Care Centre in your country, turn to
your local Philips dealer or contact the Service
Department of Philips Domestic appliances and
Personal Care BV.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the display read 'Lo'? (Fig. 3)
1
The batteries may be empty. Replace the
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batteries (see chapter 'Preparing for use').
Why does the display read 'Err'? (Fig. 10)
2
The weight of the person on the scales may
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exceed 150kg, 330lb or 19st, which is the
maximum weight the scales can weigh.
Perhaps the scales stand on an uneven
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surface. Make sure the scales are placed on an
even, stable surface.
Why does the display show the wrong unit of
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measure?
You have not set the unit of measure you
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prefer. Select the unit of measure you
prefer (see chapter 'Preparing for use').
How does the gravity compensation setting
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improve the accuracy of the scales?
The earth's gravity force varies at different
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locations in the world. As a result, you weigh
less when you are closer to the equator and
more when you are closer to the poles. The
gravity compensation setting compensates
for this difference. When you select the zone
closest to where you live, your weight is
displayed with improved (absolute) accuracy.
This makes it easier to compare your weight
measured by these scales with your weight
measured by professionally calibrated scales
as often used by doctors, dieticians or fitness
centres.
Why does the display read '0.0'? (Fig. 11)
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The object that is weighed weighs less than
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10kg. The scales cannot measure weights
below 10kg.
How do I weigh my baby?
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First weigh yourself and then weigh yourself
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again while you hold your baby. The difference
between the two values is the weight of your
baby.
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