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AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC BATHROOM SCALE
Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing this product. Please
read these instructions carefully to take full
advantage of your product.
READ BEFORE USE
• Do not disassemble the scale as incorrect
handling may cause injury.
• This product is not intended for professional
or medical use; it is intended for private use
only.
• Clean with a lightly dampened cloth without
allowing any water to get into the device. Do
not use solvents or immerse the product in
water.
• Avoid excessive impact or vibration to the unit,
such as dropping the product onto the floor.
• Important : If the appliance is moved before
weighing or between two weighing sessions,
reinitialize the scale (See "Initialisation").
• Once the display has disappeared, wait 10
seconds before stepping back onto the scales.
(Renew this operation between each weight
measurement)
PRODUCT USAGE
Initialisation
• Insert the battery(s) in the battery compartment,
making sure that the polarities are correct,
and/or pull the plastic tape to initialise the
batteries for the first time. Remove the
battery(s) if the product is not in use for an
extended period.
• The scale needs to be initialised at the first
time of use, each time it has been moved
or after battery replacement. Position the
scale on a hard, flat surface. Press down with
your foot briefly but firmly on the middle of the
platform. The screen displays 0.0 followed
by C. The scale switches off automatically.
It is now ready for use.
• If your scale has a conversion switch, you can
change the measuring units from metric to
imperial or vice versa (i.e. KG/ST/LB) by simply
adjusting the conversion switch located on
the under-side of the scale.
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Operation:

Weight memory function to monitor the
difference in weight between each reading:
Warning indicators
Err Overload: remove weight immediately
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Battery failure: replace it.
Incorrect initialisation-Necessary to reinitialize
(cf. : Initialisation paragraph)
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