Setting The Time - Xavax Wanda Mode D'emploi

5. Mounting
Warning - Mounting material
Before mounting, check that the wall you have
chosen is suitable for the weight to be mounted
Also make sure that there are no electric, water,
gas or other lines running through the wall at
the mounting site
• Place the scale on a clean table surface or attach
it to a smooth, even wall as described below.
• Remove the contents from the packaging and
place all of the components in front of you.
• Take the wall bracket and hold it on the desired
location where you would like to mount the
scales. Use a pencil to mark the places on the
wall where you will drill the holes for the bracket.
• Drill the holes at the required positions that you
marked on the wall. Then place the 3 anchors
in the holes and screw the wall bracket securely
onto the wall using the included screws.
• Mount the kitchen scale onto the hooks on
the bracket. Ensure that the scale is securely
attached. You can remove the scale from the
bracket at any time, if needed.
6. Getting started
• Always use three AAA batteries.
• To insert or change the scales' batteries, remove
the scales from the wall bracket, open the battery
cover on the back of the scales and insert three
AAA batteries with the correct polarity into the
battery compartment. Then close the battery
compartment fully.
Note
• Before using the scales for the first time
or after moving the scales they must be
restarted. Press the TARE/q button (2) to
re-zero or restart the scale. Without restarting
them, the measurements could be incorrect.

6.1 Setting the time

• Once you have inserted the batteries in the scale,
the minutes flash on the display.
• First select the correct minutes value using the
TARE/q button (2) or the UNIT/p button (4)
and then confirm your selection with the SET
button (1).
• The hours display begins to flash. Continue
pressing the TARE/q button (2) or the UNIT/p
button (4) to set the correct hours value and then
press the SET button (1) again to confirm your
selection.
• The time is continuously displayed in standby
mode.
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