Truweigh CLASSIC CL-100-01, User Manual

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Tare Function
The Tare function allows you to subtract the weight of a
container so that the display only shows the weight of the
contents.
NOTE: The weight of the container will subtract from
the available capacity and will leave a negative value
on the display once the weight is removed. Press
ZERO/TARE again to return the display to zero.
Accuracy
Your scale comes calibrated from the factory and most
users wont need to calibrate their scale for a long time.
You should check your scale’s accuracy periodically using
calibration weights and perform calibration if necessary.
NOTE: Only use trusted calibration weights.
Household items such as bottles and cans with
weights printed on the side are not suitable for
checking accuracy as these values are approximate
and don’t include the container weight (Net Weight).
Radio Frequency
Interference
Unlevel Surfaces High Humidity
Air Currents Vibration Extreme Temps
Radio Frequency
Interference
Unlevel Surfaces High Humidity
Air Currents Vibration Extreme Temps
Radio Frequency
Interference
Unlevel Surfaces High Humidity
Air Currents Vibration Extreme Temps
Radio Frequency
Interference
Unlevel Surfaces High Humidity
Air Currents Vibration Extreme Temps
Radio Frequency
Interference
Unlevel Surfaces High Humidity
Air Currents Vibration Extreme Temps
Radio Frequency
Interference
Unlevel Surfaces High Humidity
Air Currents Vibration Extreme Temps
Press the ZERO/TARE
key to subtract the
container’s weight.
Add items to the
container to see their
weight on the display.
Place an empty tray
or container on the
platform.
Radio Frequency
Interference
Unlevel Surfaces High Humidity
Air Currents Vibration Extreme Temps