O-ld is 'overload'. There are some fixes here. The first thing I would do is remove the battery and leave it overnight. Replace the batteries with new ones. If you think it may be possible that you are overloading the scale, put a bag of sugar or flour on them to test.https://www.google.com/search?q=Salter+bathroom+scales+0-ld+code..
Either you are trying to weigh something that is too heavy or the damage has already been done and the sensor has been damaged with excess weight. I bought a set just recently from ASDA (Wallmart) and they cost less than £10.
Remove all batteries from the back of your scale. Leave the scale without its batteries for at least 10 minutes. Reinsert the batteries. Check that the batteries have the correct polarity and are firmly in place. Place your scale on a flat, even surface without carpet. Press the center of the scale with one hand to wake it up. The scale will calibrate and display a series of dashes. "0.0" will appear on the screen. Press on the center of the scale.
This pack of 2 high quality CR2032 batteries are ideal for Salter bathroom scales. Please check that this is the correct battery for your scales. With long shelf life, these CR2032 batteries are the perfect replacement.
I believe you put the wrong batteries in.
This pack of 2 high quality CR2032 batteries are ideal for Salter bathroom scales. Please check that this is the correct battery for your scales. Diamter 20mm, thickness 3.2mm. With long shelf life, these CR2032 batteries are the perfect replacement.
It may sound silly, but all I can suggest is you check that the batteries are in the correct way. If it failed before you changed the batteries, I would suggest that there is something else wrong with the scales. You may have to take it into a Scale / Weigh machine repairer.
