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To retrieve the saved values, e.g. on a daily basis:

➔

Press the memory button MR.

The display shows the summation symbol ΣM, the

number of memory spaces (e.g. 02) and the total

stored weight as well as the total nutritional and

energy values.

Clear memory

Clear the memory regularly, e.g. on a daily basis.

➔

Press the memory button MC.

The symbol M clears. The memory has been cleared.

6. Programming your own food codes

The appliance has stored nutritional and energy val-

ues for 950 foods (memory locations 000 – 949).

You can program a further 50 memory locations

(950 – 999) with your own types of food and enter

these in the blank lines of the table in the section on

“Food codes”. To this purpose you have to know the

nutritional and energy values of these foods.

Note

The nutritional and energy values to be entered relate

to a weight of 100 g of the specific type of food.

Please proceed as follows in order to program the

additional types of food:

•

Turn the appliance on. In order to do this, press

the button

•

Press the buttons tara and MR simultaneously

for approximately three seconds. The appliance

changes to the programming mode. The display

for the food code shows the value 950. The last

two figures flash.

•

Enter the desired food code (figures 50 – 99) and

confirm the input by pressing the button MR.

Then the energy value of the food is requested.

•

Use the number buttons to enter the energy value

of the food (in 1 kcal graduations) and confirm the

input by pressing the button MR.

Next the values for the cholesterol content (in 1 mg

graduations), the carbohydrate content (in 0.1 g

graduations), the fat content (in 0.01 g graduations)

and the protein content (in 0.01 g graduations) are

requested. After you have entered the appropriate

value, press the button MR in order to move to the

next requested value. After you have entered the

last value (for the protein content) and pressed the

button MR, the appliance switches to the weighing

mode.

Note: If you do not know a requested value of the

food, please leave the value on “0” and press the

button MR in order to enter the next value. Please

note that in your diet control the value that has

been left as “0” is not included in the addition of a

nutritional or energy value (see “Displaying added

readings”).

•

Please check that the entered value is plausible.

7. Replacing the batteries

The scale requires 3x AAA batteries. If the replace

battery symbol

appears, it means that the bat-

teries are almost empty. Insert the batteries into the

battery compartment on the underside of the scale.

Make sure that the batteries are inserted the correct

way round.

Note

•

When the batteries are changed, the stored results

are retained.When the batteries are changed, the

stored results are retained.

•

Do not use rechargeable batteries.

•

You should preferably use batteries with are free of

heavy metal. You can recognise

batteries containing heavy metal by

the following symbols: Pb = Battery

contains lead, Cd = Battery contains

cadmium, Hg = Battery contains

mercury.

Disposal

Follow local regulations regarding disposal of mate-

rials.

•

Used batteries do not belong in domestic waste.

Dispose of them through your electrical dealer or

your local recycling point. You have a legal

obligation to do this.

•

The appliance should be disposed of accord-

ing to Regulation 2002/96/ECWEEE (Waste

Electrical and Electronic Equipment). In case

of queries, please contact the municipal authori-

ties responsible for waste disposal in your area.

8. Storage and care

You can clean the scale with a damp cloth, using a

little washing-up liquid if necessary.

Clean the weigh plate surface regularly.

Accuracy of readings and the instrument‘s service

life depend on careful handling.

IMPORTANT

•

Make sure that no liquid comes onto the scales.

Never immerse the scales in water. Never rinse

them off under running water.

•

Do not clean the scales in the dishwasher!

•

Do not place any objects on the scales when not

in use.

•

Protect the scales from impact, moisture, dust,

chemicals, major temperature fluctuations and

keep away from heat sources (ovens, radiators).

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