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“Mode/Cal”- Pressing this key momentarily allows the user to change the units of measure. (“oz” ounces or
“g” grams). A black arrow will appear next to the “oz” on the decal if you have selected one of the two
different ounce modes or the black arrow will appear next to the “g” on the decal if you have selected the
gram mode. Note: For calibration please refer to the separate procedure below.
Zero- Returns the display to “0.0” no matter if there is product on the scale or not.
Off - Turns the scale off.
Calibration Procedure:
1) Turn the scale on and allow the unit to stabilize for fifteen seconds. Press and hold the “mode/cal”
key for more than five seconds. The correct calibration weight will appear (2000 grams equals 4.0
pounds 6.5 ounces) and flash on the display.
2) With the correct calibration weight flashing press the “zero” key and the display will change to read
“CAL 0”. Gently place the correct calibration weight on the platform.
3) When the calibration is complete the unit will briefly display “CAL F” and then return to the normal
weighing mode. The unit is now calibrated.
If no weight is placed on the platform the scale will return to the normal weighing mode after fifteen seconds.
Note: If "CAL E" appears, this indicates that a calibration error has occurred and the calibration process must be
repeated. "CAL E" can occur when the calibration steps are not followed in the correct order or due to the
addition of an incorrect calibration weight. "CAL E" will remain on the display until the scale is shut off
using the "Off" key and the scale will revert to the previous calibration settings. The calibration procedure must
be repeated in order to change the scale calibration settings.
Overload – When the weight limit of the scale has been exceeded the display will show “E”.
Low battery- When the battery needs to be replaced the display will show “Lo”.
Care and Use:
Remove residues from scale exterior with moist cloth, taking care that no liquid is allowed to enter the
case. Internal moisture, use under heat lamps or use near steam tables could damage or destroy the
electronic circuitry. Using the platform as a cutting surface is also not recommended as any high impact
to the underlying load cells can reduce their accuracy and functional life.
Warranty:
Edlund scales are warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from
the date of purchase. During the warranty period, Edlund will repair or replace at its option, at no charge,
defective parts provided the customer calls 1-800-772-2126 for a return authorization number (RA#) and the
scale is returned in an adequately protecting shipping carton. Please mail to the Edlund Company Service
Dept., 159 Industrial Parkway, Burlington, VT 05401. (www.edlundco.com)
Note: This warranty does not apply to any scale damaged by accident or misuse, exposure to radioactive or
corrosive materials or as a result of service modification by other than Edlund Service Department. The Edlund
Company gives no other expressed or implied warranty.
