How do I change my Silvercrest scale to kg?
Press the ON/OFF/TARE button (4) to switch on the kitchen scales. have “g” as the unit of weight, this is automatically switched to “kg” as the unit of weight.
Why won’t my digital scales work?
Check the Batteries Battery problems are often the cause behind digital scale display and function issues. Carefully open the battery compartment and remove the batteries. Use a small, clean paintbrush or cotton swab to sweep the compartment free of dust or debris that might interfere with the battery connection.
How do I fix my scale not working?
Take a small piece of sandpaper and lightly sand the contacts in the battery compartment, reinstall the new batteries and try powering the scale on again. If this does not revive your scale, please reach out to us for alternative solutions.
How do I change my scale back to 0?
To zero, or tare, your scale: If your scale does not display zero weight when turned on with nothing placed on it, simply press the ON/OFF button and the scale will reset to zero.
How do I know if my weight scale is broken?
5 Signs You Need to Replace Your Scales
- Inconsistent Scale Readings:
- Inaccurate Readings Between Scales:
- Unstable Readings:
- Display Readability:
- Rust or Other Corrosive Damage:
Can you calibrate digital scales?
Calibrating your digital scale is the best way to prolong the scale’s quality and overall lifetime. It only takes a few minutes, and when done correctly, guarantees the measurements you are taking are accurate each and every time.
How do I make sure my scale is accurate?
Test a scale that rounds to the nearest gram. Place one nickel on the scale and note the weight. Place another nickel on the scale and note the new weight. Place one more nickel on the scale and note the weight. If your scale is accurate, the weight should have gone up by 5g each time.
Why do scales stop working?
It may be cushioned too much by carpet or other soft surfaces, which can make the scale off balance and give you inaccurate readings. Weight an object or yourself in the location you have your scale. Clear the scale and then move it to a different, more stable location. Weigh the same object again.