Vivadia K107 User manual

v01:
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference
Non Slip Scales
K107 v001: 13/10/21
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS / INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:
Unpack the components carefully. Please check all parts have been removed from the packaging.
Caution
Glass may be slippery when wet.
Press the “unit” button to convert unit kg/lb. The “unit” button is on the backside of the scale (above the
battery box “set/unit”).
Instructions for Use
Step 1. Put the scales on a hard flat surface (avoiding carpets or any soft surfaces)
Step 2. Stand on the scales, put your feet evenly on the scale without moving. After about three seconds
your correct weight will be displayed as below picture shown:
The talking bathroom scale announces the weight in lb or kg. You will hear "Hello" while powering on the
scale. Simply tap on the talking scale slightly with your foot to "wake" it up. The scale will display 0.00, after
1 second, Step on the talking scale and it will announce your weight to a tenth of a pound or kg in a loud
clear female voice - "You weight is kilograms(pounds) ", as well as display the results on the large LCD
readout.
Step 3. When you step off the scale, it will automatically switch off.
Note: There is an insulation slip inside the scale which will stop the scales for switching accidentally on when
the scales are being moved.
Dimensions
(H) 2.35 x (W) 28 x (D) 28cm
Material: Glass, stainless steel, plastic
Batteries required: 2x AAA (not included)
•CAPACITY: 3-180KG, 0.1KG
•UNIT: KG/LB
•LCD DISPLAY SIZE: 3.2INCH WITH LIGHT
•GLASS THICKNESS: 6MM
•AUTO ON/OFF, LOW BATTERY (LO) AND
OVERLOAD INDICATOR (ERR)
•TALKING FUNCTION
•NON-SLIP STRIPES/ANTI SLIP PAD AT THE 4 FEET

Non Slip Scales K107 Instructions for Use
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Battery Change Indicator
When the batteries need replacing the following will appear on the screen:
Please open the back board of the scales, then carefully take the batteries out the of batteries compartment.
Please push the metal sheet outwards with your finger nails or a sharp instrument.
The battery will pop up. Do not bend the contacts back while you do this, or they may break.
Overload Indicator
When the scales are overloaded (over 180kg/396lb/25 stone), the following will appear on the screen:
Care and Maintenance
•Placing your scales on a hard, flat surface will ensure the greatest accuracy.
•Always weigh yourself on the same scales placed on the same floor surface, uneven floors may affect the
readings.
•Your scales round up or down to the nearest 100g/0.2lb, if you weigh yourself twice lies between the
two readings.
•Clean your scale with a damp cloth but do not allow water to get inside the scales. Do not use any
chemical cleaning agents.
•Do not allow your scales to become saturated with water as this can damage the electronics.
•Remove the batteries if the scales are not going to be used for a long period of time.
•Treat your scales with care. It is a precision instrument, do not drop or jump up or down on them.
BATTERIES
•Keep batteries away from children and pets.
•Do not mix used and new batteries.
•Remove the batteries if left for long periods.
•Never dispose of batteries in a fire.
•Battery disposal, spent or expired batteries must be properly disposed of and recycled in compliance
with local regulations. For detailed information, contact your local authority.
•Follow the battery manufacturer’s safety, usage, and disposal instructions.

Non Slip Scales K107 Instructions for Use
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DISPOSAL
•Coopers of Stortford use recyclable or recycled packaging where possible.
•Please dispose of all packaging, paper, cartons, packaging in accordance with your local
recycling regulations.
•Plastics, polybags –this is made from the following recyclable plastic.
Code & Symbol
Type of Plastic
Polyethylene Terephthalate
Commonly used for
CD’s, crisp packets, various flexible packaging, baby bottles, sunglass lenses
Notes
Not often or widely recycled
•At the end of the product’s lifespan please check with your local council authorised household waste
recycling centre for disposal.