Soehnle Professional 6831 Instrucciones De Manejo página 29

7. Troubleshooting
Display / Probable causes
Indices
Load cell wires to indicator are
Ad¯¯¯
incorrectly connected, or
shorted, or opened; or
Analog-Digital-Converter (ADC),
Ad___
load cell are damaged
Weight reading exceeds Power
On Zero limit.
0¯¯¯
Weight reading below Power On
0___
Zero limit.
Weight reading exceeds
overload limit, or The weight
value cannot be displayed in the
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current unit of measure
because it exceeds 6 digits
Weight reading below under
____
load limit.
CONFIG or CAL parameters are
EEP.E1
not correctly set
USER parameter is not correctly
EEP.E2
set
Capacity parameters are not
CAP.ER
correct
Calibration error, maybe input
data or loaded weight is too
CAL.Er
small, too big, unstable,
un-linear
Power cord not plugged in or
properly connected. Power
outlet not supplying electricity.
Scale does not
Battery discharged.
turn on
Other failure
Scale can't set Load on scale exceeds
to zero or won't
allowable limits.
zero when Load on scale is not stable.
turned on
Load cell damage.
„Empty battery" Batteries are discharged.
symbol /
Lo.bAt
Remedy
Make sure wires are ok and
correctly connected.
Replace load cell or
Analog-Digital-Converter
(ADC) chip. Service
required.
Make sure scale platform is
empty.
Perform zero calibration.
Install platform on scale.
Perform zero calibration.
Reduce load on scale until
weight value can be
displayed. Use a more
appropriate unit of measure.
Contact your local dealer or
supplier for a new set up
Install platform on scale.
Perform zero calibration
Contact your local dealer or
supplier for a new set up
Contact your local dealer or
supplier for a new set up
Contact your local dealer or
supplier for a new set up
Input correct data, load
correct weight onto
platform, Service required
Check power cord
connections. Make sure
power cord is plugged into
the power outlet. Check
power source. Replace
batteries.
Service required.
Remove load on scale.
Wait for load to become
stable.
Service required.
Charge batteries.
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