
Testing and Troubleshooting
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TESTING AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
IMPROTANT All bars need to weigh accurately before it will be beneficial to recalibrate your
indicator
Inaccurate weights?
1) Measure the same person, or a 200 pound bag of seed, on each of the weigh bars.
If one weighs negative, turn that weigh bar over. (An upside down bar will weigh negative.)
If one side is weighing 20% light, check for an obstruction. Is anything binding or any metal
rubbing?
Could be a faulty weigh bar
If they are all even weights, but are weighing light or heavy, you need to adjust the calibration.
If your scale is more than 5% off, call us for help, as your scale may have had the wrong
calibration number put in it from the factory. 1-888-962-2344.
The hopper being weighed needs to be at least ¾ full for us to adjust calibration.
Check operator’s manual or give us a call at 1-888-962-2344.
Erratic weights?
The following process needs to occur in an effort to eliminate one part at a time in an effort to find the
problem! When you reconnect the faulty part you will have erratic readings again.
1) Disconnect the junction box cord from the indicator marked “load cells”. The indicator should
stabilize after 45 seconds. Try to zero out the indicator. IF the indicator won’t zero out, the indicator is
the problem.
IF it will zero out:
2) Connect the junction box back to the indicator. And then disconnect all of the load cells from the
junction box.
3) Zero out the indicator. IF the indicator won’t zero out the problem is the junction box or the junction
box cable.
IF it will zero out:
4) Reconnect the load cells ONE AT A TIME, zeroing out the indicator each time. When you reconnect
the faulty load cell, you will have erratic readings again.