The screen won't go off the first screen so I can't weigh anything. What should I do?
647499
most likely it is a locked system problem. you might need to get a replacement. I have had two different scales. one works great the other I sent back. If the previous suggestions of removing, waiting a few minutes and then reinstalling the battery might work. if not replace.
647500
Possibly the display is frozen. Removing and reinstalling the battery is worth a try.
503476
You have to recalibrated it. That should work. And try to put it in one place when you weigh yourself dont keep moving it to different places. I always take my scale in the bathroom and no where else, and I haven't had any problems since I purchased it. I had it for about 3 months Are you being careful how you handle it ? If not that could be the problem. And remember it has to be on a flat surface. You cannot weigh yourself on carpet or any surface that's not flat.
1165447
It sounds like the scale needs to calibrate itself. when you first got it, did you step onto the scale to activate it and then off to get it to weigh 0 pounds? If not, you could try that.
1821473
Have you tried pressing Reset? The screen shuts off, but it continues to count your steps. Pressing Reset turns the screen back on.
220189
I'm afraid I don't understand the question. So I'll tell you what I know about it. After taking my weight, the display goes off after about 5 seconds . So there is no weight constantly on. (If yours stays on perhaps it's defective?) When the next person steps on it, the display comes on and begins to show the new weight. This occurs whether the succeeding weight is a person, or an object.
2256725
If it is just a 1 camera then it would not go back and forth from screen to screen - as there should only be 1 screen (1 camera). I would suggest trying to disconnect and then re-connect the camera and monitor, and see if that resets it and fixes the problem. If that doesn't correct your problem, contact support at svat.com.
986533
Try different batteries.Call manufacturer .Never had this problem since owning scale for at least 3 years.Scale works instantly.
179760
I have the same problem as you. I checked the connections many times. The display is fine and also can't recognize that i am touching the screen. How can you solved the problem?
916947
I wish I could help you. Can you tell me why I've never been able to set any resistance? I don't think the resistance function works and this may be related to problems with the screen.
1864902
tap the scale lightly until it reads 0. let the scale turn off. that should recalibrated it
1247635
I do not have a problem with this. Consider either raising or lowering the screen a little.
2199123
I had the same problem. Just remove the screen altogether. I can't remember if I needed to tear it down with a screw driver or not, but now flows great.
1364026
I have had this scale for two months and love it. Today it gives me an error message of 0-Ld and the weight swings wildly. Put in a new battery but it doesn't help!!! Can it be fixed?
244728
No it needs something more stable. A screen will not be able to hold the weight.
2145729
First, remove the batteries and then reinsert. Put scale on a hard, flat surface. Step on the scale for just a moment, release, and then let the scale reset to 0.0. Do this a couple of times. Let the scale auto-shut off. Now try to step on and see if you get a reasonable weight reading.
212890
Are you sure you have working batteries in it? I'd check that first.You also have to stand on it a few seconds before the numbers appear.It initially should be set by standing on it until it starts toregister the weight and, then, get off it and wait for it to displayO. You can then weigh yourself. If you move the scale at all, resetit. Also, it really needs to be on a flat hard surface. (Don't recallwhether the scale came with a tab that needed to be removed for thebatteries to work or not but, again, I'd check the batteries first.)Finally, the display is not baclit, so needs to be viewed in areasonably lighted area. Hope this helps. Are you sure you have working batteries in it? I'd check that first.You also have to stand on it a few seconds before the numbers appear.It initially should be set by standing on it until it starts toregister the weight and, then, get off it and wait for it to displayO. You can then weigh yourself. If you move the scale at all, resetit. Also, it really needs to be on a flat hard surface. (Don't recallwhether the scale came with a tab that needed to be removed for thebatteries to work or not but, again, I'd check the batteries first.)Finally,... » Read More Are you sure you have working batteries in it? I'd check that first.You also have to stand on it a few seconds before the numbers appear.It initially should be set by standing on it until it starts toregister the weight and, then, get off it and wait for it to displayO. You can then weigh yourself. If you move the scale at all, resetit. Also, it really needs to be on a flat hard surface. (Don't recallwhether the scale came with a tab that needed to be removed for thebatteries to work or not but, again, I'd check the batteries first.)Finally, the display is not baclit, so needs to be viewed in areasonably lighted area. Hope this helps. « Show Less
626146
This happens to me every once in a while. I just tap the scale itself so it has to recalculate the weight. I go with what it first comes up with. Also make sure your scale is out of the way of direct airflow. I have had that cause problems for me before too.