Truweigh International Inc CK-20 Balance Digital Milligram Scale User Guide
- June 13, 2024
- Truweigh International Inc
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CK SERIES
USER GUIDE
Thanks for purchasing the CK Series Digital Meniscal! This User Guide is
designed to get you up and running quickly with your scale. Scales are
precision instruments and require proper care and skill to get the best
results.
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What’s In The Box
Key Descriptions
: POWER/TARE – Turns the scale ON or OFF. Zeroes the scale during normal
weighing.
3: MODE/CAL – Changes the weighing unit. Hold to enter calibration mode (see
Calibration)
Weighing Your First Item
- Press the POWER/TARE key to turn the scale on.
- Place the item on the centre of the weighing platform.
- Take your reading from the display. You can press the MODE/CAL key to convert between weighing units.
- The scale’s auto-off function wil turn the scale off after 30 seconds of inactivity or you can press the POWER/TARE key to turn the scale off.
Auto- Off
By default, the scale will auto-off after 30 seconds of inactivity. To change
or disable the auto-off timer:
- Turn the scale off and hold down the MODE key, at the same time quickly press POWER/TARE key 5 times until 30 s displayed, release the buttons.
- Press the MODE key to cycle through your choices of 30/60/120/180 seconds. Then press POWER to confirm.
- The display shows ‘PASS’,
Things To Avoid
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,
Place an empty tray or container on the platform.| Pressthe POWER/ TARE key to subtract the container’s weight.| Add items to the container to see their weight on the display.
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 POWER/TARE again to return the display to zero.
Accuracy
Your scale comes calibrated from the factory and most users won’t need to calibrate their scale for along 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),
Calibration
**** Calibration adjustment is permanent and should only be performed using accurate calibration weights that match the requirements for your scale (see the chart on back). Do not use coins or other household items to calibrate.
- Prepare the two included 10g calibration weights.
- Find a flat and level surface to perform calibration and let the scale adjust to room temperature.
- Press POWER/TARE to turn the scale on and wait for the scale to stabilize.
- Press and hold the MODE/CAL key until the display shows ‘CAL’.
- Make sure nothing is on the platform then press MODE/CAL to confirm the zero point.
- The display will then flash “10.000g”.
- Place the first 10g calibration weight on the centre of the platform.
- The display will then flash %20.000g”.
- Place the second 10g calibration weight (total of 20g) on the centre of the platform.
- The display will show ‘PASS’ then return to weighing mode. Calibration is complete.
Specifications
K20
Max Capacity | 200008/0.7054 02/ 06430 ozt / 1 860 dwt / 100.000 ct / 308.6 gn |
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Readability | 0.001 g /00001 0z /0.0001 ozt / 0,001 qwe /0005 ct/0.1 gn |
Weighing Units | g 0z, ozt, dwt, ct,gn |
Dimensions | Overall: 110 mm x 83 mm x 33 mm |
Platform: 40 mm Diameter
Display: 32 mm x 12 mm
Calibration Weight| 2x10g (included)
Power| 2 × AAA Batteries (Included)
Warranty| 10 Year Limited Warranty
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