I have a Taylor 7542 . In dragging it from its box one of its little round feet came off and now it obviously cant give a corect weight assessment. Where can I find a new set of feet? Bob M.

Try this link to the manual: http://www.taylorusa.com/media/IBs/7542_ib.pdf

what car,?
what engine.?
what problem. ?
if savvy , tell country too, or all hawsers will be wrong.

if something hits, we'd need a photo , of that. we tad blind here.

I've found I have to weigh myself, step off, weigh myself with something in my something heavy in my hands, then weigh myself again. The 3rd weight you get will be your correct weight. If you needed the manual, I have uploaded in into photobucket...although it doesn't really address this issue.

http://s1125.photobucket.com/albums/l587/landofnarnia/Taylor%205568%20Scale/

Amy

check battery or power supply first

From the Taylor Site http://www.taylorusa.com/faq-scales

Here are the basic ERR messages and their meanings:

• Error 0: Initialization
• Error 1: Instability (scale is on an uneven surface ex: carpet)
• Error 2: Unit may have been jarred or unit was overloaded (customer went over the maximum weight capacity)
• Error 3: Contact error (Feet were not wet for Body fat reading, feet aren’t big enough to reach sensors)
• Error 4: Body fat is out of range
• Error 5: Water is out of range

I got an ERR2 message and now the scale doesn’t work. What should I do? The following reset procedure is used when the scale shows an err2, err, 0.0, inaccurate weight, or some other unusual error.

1. Remove the battery from the scale.
2. Sit the scale on a hard surface floor.
3. Step up onto the scale, stand still for about 5 seconds and step off the scale.
4. Re-install your battery.
5. Place the scale back on a hard surface floor.
6. With one foot only, place just enough weight on the scale for the display shows zero’s or dashes. Once you see zeros or dashes remove your foot.
7. Wait for the scale to turn off again.
8. Step up onto the scale for a weight.

If the reset is successful, you should receive a weight right away. If you continue to receive one of the error messages above please call our Customer Service department or contact us via email. You can also try the reset procedure a 2nd time. Sometimes the reset procedure will work the second time.

here is the owner manual from taylor http://personalcare.owneriq.net/mdownloads/500eae21-4ecd-4504-9c69-a27dc677644a.pdf

The sensor has been worn out or has been pushed past it's weight limit. When you get on it, it pushed the sensor past the point of working... When she gets on it, no problemo...

I called Taylor; the Model 7542 take a 3v CR2032 battery available at Walgreen's, CVS, WalMart, etc.

have you replaced the batteries with duracell or energizers? I ask this because sometimes when it comes to this type scales using a lower name brand type of battery isnt strong enough for it or there just may be a malfunction in that product. Let me know if this helps and good luck!

all such appliances have independant hight adjusting 'feet' take some weight off the corner(s) you wish to raise or lower and give the little rubber 'foot' a turn or two clockwise or anticlockwise