Kitchen Scales Without Battery - SEVERIN KW 3671 Mode D'emploi

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Kitchen scales without battery

Dear Customer,
Before using the appliance, please read
the following instructions carefully and
keep this manual for future reference. The
appliance must only be used by persons
familiar with these instructions.
Familiarisation
1. Power wheel
2. Weighing platform
3. Display unit selection key
4. Digital display
5. TARE key
Important hints
∙ If repairs are needed, please contact our
customer service department by phone
or email (see appendix).
∙ Do not clean the scales with liquids or
immerse them in a liquid.
∙ These scales have a maximum load
capacity of 5000 g. If this capacity is
exceeded, the symbol 'EEEE' appears in
the display. Caution: Do not put more
than 5 kg on the scales, as damage
might be caused.
∙ These scales are designed for
household use and are not suitable for
medical or commercial applications; they
are not officially calibrated.
Before using for the first time
Before using the appliance for the first time,
remove any remaining packaging materials
and stickers.
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Display unit selection
The display can be changed between g,
oz. lb:oz, ml (water) and ml (milk) by using
the key.
Operation
∙ P osition the scales on a firm and level
surface.
∙ To weigh recipe ingredients, place
a suitable bowl or container on the
platform. Solid ingredients may be put
directly onto the scales.
∙ To switch the unit on, turn the power
wheel until the battery symbol shows
four bars. The charge is sufficient for
around 3 minutes of use. The display
shows '0'.
∙ Add the ingredients until the desired
weight is displayed.
∙ T o add more ingredients without first
emptying the container, the TARE key
may be pressed again. The display
shows '0' and 'TARE'. In this way, only
the additional weight is displayed.
∙ I f the first measurement is below 100
g, pressing the TARE key will set the
weight back to '0'; however, the 'TARE'
sign does not appear in the display.
∙ The unit switches off automatically once
the power runs out after use.