PREPARATION: How to check and correct the preselected voltage
The voltage selected for the balance must agree with the power line voltage. Before placing the balance in operating for the first time, check and if necessary, correct
the voltage setting.
The factory setting is indicated on a lable at power cable receptacle (5). If the indicated voltage agrees with that of the local power supply line, this page can be
disregarded. If the voltage does not agree with the local power supply voltage, or if the label is missing, open the balance housing, check the position of the voltage
selector and change it, if necessary. To do this, proceed as follows:
Opening the balance housing
Make sure the power cord is not connected
– Remove weighing pan (6) and pan support
(7), if they are already installed.
– Remove screw (8) and put aside toothed ring
and washer (9).
– Carefully lift off upper part f housing (10)
together with in-use cover, if the latter is
installed.
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Voltage selector next to weighing cell
– Check to make sure that voltage selector plug
(11) is attached to the pin which designated
your local power supply voltage.
– If necessary, disconnect voltage selector plug
(11) and attach it to the pin designated with
your local power supply voltage.
– Admissible operating voltages:
95 V,
105 V
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110 V,
120 V
{125 mAT microfuse
190 V,
210 V
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220 V,
240 V
{ 63 mAT microfuse
Note: when changing the power supply voltage setting from 95...120 V to 190...240 V (or vice versa),
make sure that the microfuse is also changed.
– The two connectors (12) must not be interchanged.
Closing the balance housing
– Carefully place upper part of housing (10)
from top onto balance.
– First position toothed ring, then regular washer
(9).
– Screw in and tighten screw (8).