Wedderburn Operator Manual Page 3 of 7
WS201 Digital Bench Scale
1. Safety Instructions
Before operating the WS201 instrument, please carefully read all instructions and keep for reference.
1.1. Electrical Safety
The WS201 instrument can be powered by 4 dry cell C type batteries or by a 100V –250V at 50 Hz - 60 Hz
power adaptor suppling 6V DC.
Batteries are available from Wedderburn. The part code is OR0792 x 4 pieces.
Power pack is available from Wedderburn. The part code is RD0344.
Precautions when using power adaptor:
•Do not use power adaptor outside stated supply range or damage & or fire will result.
•Inspect for damage to body, cord and plug, do not used if damaged.
•Do not place instrument in locations where damage can result.
RCD (Residual Current Device) connected to power circuits are recommended.
1.2. Choosing a Suitable Location
When locating your instrument please consider the following:
•For safety of users and other personnel do not locate instrument in thoroughfares or where collision
or tripping may result.
•Insure operation location of the instrument is in well-lit areas to avoid eye strain of user.
•Position instrument on a flat and solid platform (bench, table, etc).
•Do not place instrument in location where damage could result
•Position instrument in such a way as to be comfortable for operation of use.
•Care must be taken with power adaptor cord so that it is not placed in a position where it can
become a trip hazard.
1.3. General Operating Recommendations
The following recommendations should be observed when operating the instrument:
•Do not spill liquids of any kind onto instrument.
•Do not load instrument over the rated Maximum capacity or damage to the instrument may result.
•Be aware that that electro –static discharges may cause damage to the instrument, use appropriate
measures to avoid static build up in work area.
1.4. Cleaning and Maintenance
Other than periodical cleaning of the exterior of the instrument no other maintenance by user is require.
Note: The instrument must not be dismantled.
Routine Inspection and Testing
Regular inspection and testing of this weighing instrument by a Wedderburn service person will minimise
most hazards and should ensure trouble free and safe operation
Disposal of Dry Cell Batteries
Batteries contain heavy metals and toxic elements such as nickel, cadmium, mercury and lead acid. If
batteries are disposed of in land fill these elements can leek out and damage our environment. There are
Recycle programs that are set up to dispose of used batteries, contact your local council for recycling