Troubleshooting - Tanita WB-8000RW Manuel D'utilisation

State0 State1
Start Weighing
Command Response
Setting zero (changes to "State5")
Zero is set, awaiting load (changes to "State6")
E None
When load stabilizes, measurement results are output
(changes to "State7")
Load drops to 2.0kg or less (changes to "State1")
State0 State1
Start BMI Measurement
Command Response
Check if height has been set
Setting zero (changes to "State5")
G None Zero is set, awaiting load (changes to "State6")
When load stabilizes, measurement results are output
(changes to "State7")
Load drops to 2.0kg or less (changes to "State1")
State0 State1
Reset
Command Response
Q @ Reset (changes to "State1")
State0 State1
Stop Weighing
Command Response
q @ Stop weighing (changes to "State1" or "State2")
Height value set before weighing is stop is retained.
<Error Commands>
E0
E1
E4 Start BMI measurement command sent without height being set
E6 Set height value exceeds input parameters. BMI under 6.0
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State2 State5 State6
Action Message
None
S6
None
S1
State2 State5 State6
Action Message
When set
When not set
None
S6
None
S1
State2 State5 State6
Action Message
None
State2 State5 State6
Action Message
None
Weighing error
Weight limit exceeded
State7
If you are concerned that the scale may not be functioning correctly, please check the following points before requesting repairs.
Problem
"-----" is not displayed when the D-8000
is turned on.
State7
The displayed weight is not accurate
None
The kg/lb button does not function
E4
Err C is shown on D 8000
Err is shown on D 8000
Lo is shown on D 8000
State7
State7

7. Troubleshooting

Check Points
•Incorrect Pin input for the device you are trying to use.
•The WB-8000RW is off.
•The WB-8000RW's mode is set to USB ONLY
•The WB-8000RW is not in standby mode
•The WB-8000RW is not in standby mode
•There is interference
•The WB-8000RW has been installed incorrectly
•Please contact a sales office
•A transmission error has occurred. Turn the display off.
•An error has occurred. Turn the display off.
•Replace the batteries.
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