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Commodity
Tray
Capacity Label
Level
Indicator
Zero Button
Weighbridge
Weight
Display
Locking
Nut
Mounting
Foot
INSTALLATION
On receipt of your AS-300 series scale, carefully unpack the scale removing all packing material.
Examine the scale to make certain that there is no shipping damage. Should damage be discovered
contact the shipping company as soon as possible. The packing material and shipping carton should
be retained for possible examination by the shipping company.
Determine where the scale is to be located. It should be a smooth surface capable of supporting both
the scale and any load apt to be placed on the scale. It should not be in direct sunlight nor should it
be subject to air flow from heating/cooling vents, fans or similar devices.
Place the scale in the chosen location and remove the stainless steel commodity tray. The tray can
be removed by lifting upward on it removing it from the weighbridge. Locate the small level indicator
on the weighbridge and check to make certain that the scale is level. If the level indicator does not
show a level indication, the mounting feet should be adjusted to obtain a level condition. To adjust a
mounting foot, first loosen the lock nut then turn the mounting foot in the required direction to raise or
lower that corner of the scale. Once a level condition has been achieved, secure the mounting foot
settings by tightening each of the lock nuts. Replace the commodity tray on the weighbridge. Refer to
Figure No. 1 for additional information.
Make certain that the power switch on the rear of the scale is in the OFF position then plug the power
cord into a 115 vac grounded polarized power outlet and make certain that the power cord is not in
the way of normal traffic. The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily
accessible. If you are unsure whether your power outlet is correct, you should consult a qualified
electrician. Turn the power switch to the ON position.
If the display illuminates with a display segment test, installation of the scale is complete. If not, check
to make sure that the power outlet and the scale fuse are good.
SCALE INSTALLATION
Figure No. 1
