Taring Additional Weight - Seca 745 Mode D'emploi Et Garantie

3.
5.
3 kg
600 g
Taring additional
weight
WARNING!
Injury from falling
Baby scales generally stand on raised work sur-
faces. If the baby falls from this surface, this
may result in serious irreversible or fatal injuries.
– Ensure that the device is steady and level.
– Route connecting cables (if present) in such a
way that people cannot trip over them.
– Never leave a baby unsupervised.
3. Move the large sliding weight until the beam is
balanced approximately.
Pointer and counterpointer must be at
approximately the same level.
4. Wait until the beam has stopped swinging.
NOTICE!
Incorrect measurement due to force shunt
If you touch the scale, weight will not be
measured correctly.
– Ensure that you do not touch the scale while
the beam is swinging.
5. Move the small sliding weight until the beam is
balanced exactly.
Pointer and counterpointer must be at exactly the
same level.
6. Wait until the beam has stopped swinging.
NOTICE!
Incorrect measurement due to force shunt
If you touch the scale, weight will not be
measured correctly.
– Ensure that you do not touch the scale while
the beam is swinging.
7. Read off the baby's weight:
– read off the kilogram number at the large
sliding weight (in this case: 3 kg = 3,000 g)
– read off the gram number at the small sliding
weight (in this case: 600 g)
– add the two values (in this case: 3,600 g)
You can use the tare weight to compensate for a maxi-
mum of 2,500 g additional weight (e.g. a towel or pad-
ding). The additional weight is not taken into account in
the weighing result.
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