Tanita WB-300 manual

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    ELECTRONIC PHY SICIAN SCALE MODEL WB-300, WB-300MH, WB-300DH Operating Instruction Manual Please keep this manual in a safe place, and make sure it is r eadily available whenever necessary . Please use this product only after carefully r eading this manual and fully understanding its contents. T able of Contents 1. Product Specifications . . . . . [...]

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    1. Product Specifications Product Model . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WB-300 (Basic Electronic Medical Beam Scale) WB-300MH (Electronic Medical Beam Scale with Mechanical Height Rod) WB-300DH (Electronic Medical Beam Scale with Digital Height Rod and BMI Function) T ype of Measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    3. Components Description 3 Lb/Kg Po we r C loc k 19:00 124 1 – 4 LB Lb /Kg Power Clock 19:00 124 1 – 4 LB 2 3 4 1 WB-300 7 6 8 Standard Featur es: WB-300, WB-300MH, WB-300DH Measuring Platform W eight LCD Clock LCD Battery Compartment Height Rod Arm (For WB-300MH and WB-300DH) Height Rod Sliding Block Upper Pillar Column Four feet on the botto[...]

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    4. Key Operation 4 W eight LCD Right Side Clock LCD WB-300DH version only Right Side Clock LCD WB-300 and WB-300MH versions only[...]

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    5. Assembly Instructions 1. Carefully r emove all components from the box. 2. Place all items on the floor side by side. Make sure not to excessively pull the wir e harness that connects the base (1) to the top assembly (6). 3. Carefully pull wir e harness on topside of lower pillar (2) as pillar is inserted into the base (1). This will minimize th[...]

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    6. Before Use Level the Scale For best results, place the scale on a har d, even surface or carpet without padding. If the four feet located on the bottom of the platform do not make full contact with the floor , adjust the height of the two rear feet by hand until the scale becomes stabilized. Note: The two fr ont feet are not adjustable. Insert t[...]

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    Set up the Clock Entering Clock Adjusting Mode 1. Press and hold the ‘Clock’ key on the right display panel for 2 to 3 seconds. The Clock LCD panel will flash ‘12 Hr’ or ‘24 Hr’ depending on the current display mode. 2. Use ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ key to select either 24 Hr or 12 Hr mode. If 12 Hr mode was selected, the AM and PM icon wi[...]

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    7. Instructions for Use W eighing Procedure There ar e three ways to measur e weight depending on the situation. • Auto-On Function can be used when the scale is in off-mode and the user is not on the scale. • T urn-On Function can be used when the scale is in off-mode and the user is not on the scale. • W ake-Up Function can be used when the[...]

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    W ake-up Function This function can be used if the user wishes to measure the weight immediately after the first r eading. The scale must be in off-mode and the user must alr eady be on the scale. 1. Press any key except ‘Zer o’ key to activate (wake up) the scale. DO NOT press ‘Zer o’ key . 2. Stand still. “---” will be displayed on th[...]

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    Measuring Height Procedur e (WB-300MH and DH) The user should step on the platform without wearing shoes for accurate measurement. Always have someone assist the user for accurate measurement. 1. Adjust the Height Rod Arm position before the user steps on the platform. Place hand on the Height Rod Arm. If the subject is taller than 44", pull t[...]

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    2. Gently lower the Height Rod Arm until the Height Rod Arm touches the very top of the user’ s head. 3. Read the measurement. (WB-300MH) If the subject is taller than 44", read the number just above the top of the Upper Pillar Column (see example #1). If the subject is shorter than 44", read the number below the Height Rod Arm (see exa[...]

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    8. General T roubleshooting W eight Capacity: ‘E’ If the weight is less than 10 lbs, the W eight LCD will display the weight, however , the reading will not lock in. Auto-on function will not work if the weight is less than 30 lbs. If the weight exceeds the scale’ s maximum weighing capacity , the display panel will register ‘E’ and the s[...]

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    13 Replacing Batteries The scale is operated by three (3) r eplaceable AA alkaline batteries for weighing and (one) 3-volt CR123 Lithium battery for clock operation. The battery box is located on the back of the LCD display . 1. Lift and remove the battery compartment cover located on the back of the LCD display . 2. Insert batteries with the corre[...]

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    T anita Corporation 14-2, 1-Chome, Maeno-Cho Itabashi-Ku, T okyo, Japan 174-8630 T el: +81(0)-3-3968-2123 Fax: +81(0)-3-3967-3766 www .tanita.co.jp ISO 9001 Certified T anita Corporation of America 2625 South Clearbrook Drive Arlington Heights, IL 60005 USA T el: +1-847-640-9241 Fax: +1-847-640-9261 www .tanita.com (800) T anita-8 (USA & Canada[...]