I am getting a 'lo' reading when i step on the scale .Where can i find the batteries and how to replace them?
810963
Pretty sure they rest under a snap on latch on the under side. Personally I don't care for the accuracy of this scale. Should have spent more for a better one.
1107456
I have only just bought my scales Esther so cannot help but I suggest you write to the company you bought it from for their advice! That is what I would do:)
1128449
Remove the batteries and put them back in, you have to first tap the plate to start and initialize the scale, when it shows 0.00 then you can step on it
1664415
To weigh yourself, tap the top of scale with your foot, wait until the display reads 00, and then stand on the scale. Be as still as you can, and in a few seconds your weight will register. If you move too much while you're waiting for the reading, you will get an error message. Get off the scale, wait until the message disappears, and try again. If the batteries are almost dead, you will get an error message as soon as you tap the scale.
999467
You might try rebooting the unit by taking out the batteries for a few minutes and then re-inserting. Be sure to re-zero the scale afterwards (and any time after you move it), and that it's on a hard surface (not carpet, for example).
1478932
I have this same thermometer, and I think my battery is dead, i was able to open the compartment and take it out, it says it's a GP392 battery which costs about $4. might just buy another thermometer just in case it wasn't the battery that died.
503457
under the scale is a black tab. open it and pop the battery one. you probably need to stick a thin screwdriver under the battery to help pop it out
655211
I think its the scale bcuz suddenly it says one thing and the next week its way higher than its back to a lower number i bought this scale months ago it didnt give me a problem until recently i even changed the battery in hopes it would function more accurately but it remains the same it gives me three different readings so im now in search of another scale
966517
Replace the batteries, and double check to make sure it's on a totally flat surface. If, after the batteries are fine and it is level, something is still wrong then you need to contact the company for a replacement. I think they come with a guarantee.
675369
Unscrew the bottom and remove batteries. Replace with new batteries of supported size. Screw the bottom back on. Voila!
1056084
any scale can be at sometime. Have you been stepping on it so it registers some weight, then stepping off and waiting until it zeroes? That was my original mistake...not doing this. Was about to toss it, but now it works fine and is consistent
99699
I have not had this problem with this scale, check batteries and I would ask if you are sure you are on the lb and ounce measurement setting not grams, etc. Also if it had any water poured on it accidentally I had to replace previous scale after I spilled liquid on it.
1244187
make sure the batteries are in right then step on it it should come on make sure to download app. Weight Guru It will show you a barcode to scan with your phone.
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According to the manual for this scale (you can find the manual on the Taylor USA website), you can replace the battery. It's a 3 volt CR2032 lithium battery, which is a common size. Amazon carries several brands, and I have purchased these at local big box stores. Per the manual:1. Use a 3 volt CR2032 lithium battery (as installed). 2. Open the battery compartment cover on the bottom of the scale.3. Remove the battery from the battery compartment.4. Place the new battery with the "+" sign up into the battery compartment.5. Replace the battery compartment cover. According to the manual for this scale (you can find the manual on the Taylor USA website), you can replace the battery. It's a 3 volt CR2032 lithium battery, which is a common size. Amazon carries several brands, and I have purchased these at local big box stores. Per the manual:1. Use a 3 volt CR2032 lithium battery (as installed). 2. Open the battery compartment cover on the bottom of the scale.3. Remove the battery from the battery compartment.4. Place the new battery with the "+" sign up into the battery compartment.5. Replace the... » Read More According to the manual for this scale (you can find the manual on the Taylor USA website), you can replace the battery. It's a 3 volt CR2032 lithium battery, which is a common size. Amazon carries several brands, and I have purchased these at local big box stores. Per the manual:1. Use a 3 volt CR2032 lithium battery (as installed). 2. Open the battery compartment cover on the bottom of the scale.3. Remove the battery from the battery compartment.4. Place the new battery with the "+" sign up into the battery compartment.5. Replace the battery compartment cover. « Show Less
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Batteries, but I don't recall which type. This scale's readings are very sessitve and if I pick it up to see what kind of battery is being used, it is likely to register a reading change of 2 to 3 pounds. It is very undependable as to accuracy and consistentcy. I am more interested in the direction of my weight than any given date's amount and if I do not move it, it is consistent, I hope.
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When you replace the battery then a setup about measure units to be shown appear. You can force this by removing the battery and put it back.
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I would try to take the battery out then place it back in. I know for sure that the results I receive is accurate because after weighing myself for about a week, I went to the doctors and the scale read exactly the same. I do know that where you store your scale is also major. The bathroom is not good. The moisture and hot steam will disrupt it's normal function. I had one similar and the bathroom destroyed it. I hope this was helpful.