T-scale calibration manual

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Press the limit and UNIT keys together during the initial counting from 9 to 0 on the display. The display will show "unLoAd". The meaning of the error messages is described below. If an error message is shown repeat the procedure that caused the message, turning the balance on, calibration or other functions.

Print page 1 Print document 15 pages. Rename the bookmark. Delete bookmark? Cancel Delete. Delete from my manuals? Sign In OR. Don't have an account? Sign up! Restore password. Upload manual. Upload from disk. Think of recalibration like changing the oil in your car—doing it regularly makes everything work better.

If you purchased a Shor-Line scale since , follow the directions for the current scale model. Place an object with a known weight on your scale. The easiest choice is to keep two lb. T hey make it easy to calibrate and to do tests on the load cells should you ever need that. And, you can double check the accuracy at 20 pounds and 10 pounds. Calibration only takes a few minutes by following these simple steps. You can print out a PDF of the steps here or view a video showing how it is done.

To perform calibration, you must have a known weight for Option 1. Shor-Line recommends two lb. Option 2 does not need a known weight but is not as accurate.

Let our troubleshooting videos help you train new team members on regular scale maintenance. Scale calibration is the most common task. Ideally, you will check calibration regularly. Save time by watching the videos and know during regular working hours you can get Technical Support Department at , option 5, or by completing a Technical Support Form.

These are scales still in service but essentially obsolete. They have two load cells instead of the improved 4 load cell model we sell today. It weighs four-pawed patients better! The manuals can help you troubleshoot and calibrate these scales.