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Scale Calibration


How to Calibrate a Digital Scale


Calibrating your digital scale regularly is important for maintaining accuracy, especially since different locations have varying gravitational forces. Although most scales are pre-calibrated, periodic checks are recommended.

Step-by-Step Calibration Guide


1. Initial Setup:
- Turn off your scale.
- Press and hold the TARE and MODE keys simultaneously.
- Press the ON/OFF button.
- Release all buttons when the screen displays "CAL."

2. Calibrate:
- Wait for the screen to show a stable internal code.
- Press the MODE button. The display will read "ZERO," followed by the internal code.
- Place the appropriate standard weight on the platform (refer to your model below).

Standard Calibration Weights


- Model DW-150BX: 150 grams (Class 4 and up)
- Model DW-250BX: 250 grams (Class 4 and up)
- Model DW-350BX: 350 grams (Class 4 and up)
- Model DW-500BX: 500 grams (Class 4 and up)

3. Completion:
- Wait for the internal code to stabilize again.
- Press the MODE button. The screen will display the weight of the standard weight, then "PASS," and the weight once more.
- Turn off the scale by pressing the ON/OFF button. Calibration is now complete.

Regular calibration is crucial for digital scales, including food and postal scales. Check with your retailer about the availability of standard weights for calibration.

For more information, visit [Digital Scales Center](http://www.digitalscalescenter.com).

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