My healtho meter scale says errl and won't reset.I put new batteries in but still get the same error

CR2032 batteries are light use and I am pretty sure only preserving the memory of the scales, which usually have an MN1500 9 volt battery.

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PDF]Instructions for use of Thinner® Bathroom Scales

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Scales for the way you live® ... Tap on the scale and wait until "0.0" appears; press Set button, ... button to change the goal weight if necessary, once the ... NOTE: 1. When the scale traps zero error, "Err" will show. Please try again. 2.

How to Set a Digital Health O Meter Scale to 0.0 - Livestrong ...

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Aug 12, 2015 - The scale may not register at 0.0 when starting out... ... The Differences Between Balance Beam Scales & Electronic Scales ... 10 High-Tech Health Tools toTry This Year; Are You in Need of a Digital Detox? How to Start Doing Parkour. References. Healthometer.com: FAQs; "Health o meter User Manual" .

I found one and it wouldn't come on either after I put new batteries in it, I took it apart and cleaned the battery terminals with some sandpaper. I put batteries in it and it turned right on.

Sounds like reset access points. Try pressing something in the hole gently to see if you can hear it clicking a switch...if it does the hold the button in and turn th scales on or turn the scales on and the press the reset. Good luck

you have to hold down select and the number you want to reset. select erase and put in your own settings. Good luck

Have u got a reset button on the back of it maybe a little tiny button try pressing this it may need to calibrate itself

Hi, Have you replaced the battery? Most batteries go dead in 3 years or less. Good luck.

scale model HDM753
after replacing batteries, scale won't start

My scale had the same problem.  I replaced the battery, but still got the same message.  My wife noticed that one of the feet on the bottom of the scale was loose.  The feet are twisted on to the scale and held by two small flanges.  When I gently pulled the loose foot away I noticed that a small black wire had broke.  I used my fingernails to remove a small bit of the wiring cover and twisted the ends back together.  I then hide the wires back in a recessed area on the foot and placed it back on the scale.  Worked just like the day I got it.   Hope this helps!

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