What If There Are Problems - Beurer BG 64 Mode D'emploi

15. What if there are problems?

If the scale detects and error when measuring, the following is displayed.
Display Cause
0_Ld The maximum load capacity of 150 kg
was exceeded.
Lo The batteries are almost empty.
Err The electrical resistance between the
electrodes and the sole of your foot is too
high (e.g. if you have tough calluses).
The fat percentage is outside the measu-
rable range (less than 5% or greater than
50%).
The water percentage is outside the
measurable range (less than 36% or gre-
ater than 70%).
The muscle and bone percentages are
outside the measurable range (age and
gender related).
Full Data 30 measurements have been saved.
No display The batteries in the control unit are com-
pletely empty.
The batteries in the control unit are not
inserted correctly.
No measurement possible
Possible errors
The scale was not activated before you stood on
it. If you step on the scale before "0.0 KG" is dis-
played, the scale will not work correctly.
Cordless connection between scale and control
unit is interrupted.
The control unit is too far away from the scale.
The batteries in the scale are empty.
Remedy
Do not load the unit with over 150 kg.
Replace the batteries (see page 16 and page
23).
Repeat the measurement barefoot. If
necessary,moisten the soles of your feet slightly.
If necessary, remove the calluses from the soles
of your feet.
Repeat the measurement barefoot or, if neces-
sary, moisten the soles of your feet slightly.
Repeat the measurement barefoot or, if neces-
sary, moisten the soles of your feet slightly.
Repeat the measurement barefoot or, if neces-
sary, moisten the soles of your feet slightly.
Transfer the measurements to your PC.
Replace the batteries (see page 16).
Check to ensure that the polarity is correct (see
page 16)
Remedy
Activate the scale correctly (wait for "0.0 KG") and re-
peat the measurement. Switch on the control unit first
before the measurement. If necessary, wait 30 se-
conds, then repeat the measurement.
Briefly remove, then reinsert the batteries of the sca-
le and the control unit; the scale sends an audible si-
gnal when you insert the batteries. Maintain a larger
distance from the following electromagnetic sources:
high-voltage pylons, television or wireless computer
systems, fitness equipment, mobile phones, weather
stations.
Reduce the distance between the scale and control
unit; maximum distance is 2 metres.
Replace the batteries (see page 16).
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