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Digital Postal Scale User Guide

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M3 | M5 Digital Postal Scale User Guide
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DYMO® Digital Postal Scale This User Guide provides instructions for using your DYMO® Digital Postal Scale. Visit www.dymo.com/register to register your scale. Power 0.0 TARE Setting Up the Scale The scale is powered by three AAA batteries (included). To set up the scale 1. Unpack the scale. 2. Set the scale on a firm, flat surface. kg lb HOLD Tare/ Zero LCD display Kg/Lb Hold Inserting the Batteries The scale uses three AAA alkaline batteries.
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Using the Scale Always wait for 0 g, 0.0 oz, or 0.00 oz to display before placing an item on the scale platform. After placing an item on the scale, wait for several seconds for the weight to appear. When the scale is ready, a o appears to the left of the weight. To weigh an item  Place an item on the scale platform.
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Caring for the Scale With proper care and handling, your scale will give you years of service. Keep the following in mind when using your scale: • Your scale works best when operated and stored at normal room temperature. Avoid lengthy exposure to extreme heat or cold. • Only operate the scale on a stable, vibration free surface. • Exposure to dust, dirt, moisture, vibration, and air currents; and proximity to other electronic equipment can affect the reliability and accuracy of your scale.
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Troubleshooting Problem/Error Message Solution No display Replace the batteries. LO is displayed Replace the batteries. Negative number is displayed A tare value is displayed as a negative number when the items are removed from the scale. Press 0.0 to reset the scale to zero. TARE 00000 is displayed The item on the scale platform exceeds the maximum capacity of the scale. Remove the item immediately to prevent damage to the scale. Display reads 0 g, 0.0 oz, or 0.
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Declaration of Conformity This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.