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BLUETOOTH®
SMART DIGITAL SCALE
User Manual
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Whether you require product information, spare parts or accesso-
ries, details on warranties or aftersales services, or if you want to
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What is a QR code?
A QR code (QR = Quick Response) is a type of matrix that can be read
with a smartphone camera and that contains a link to a website or
contact details, for example.
Advantage: You do not need to manually enter a website address or
contact details.
How it works
To scan the QR code, all you need is a smartphone with QR code reader
software and an internet connection.
This type of software can be downloaded for free from your smartphone’s app store.
Try it out now
Just scan the QR code with your smartphone and
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Your Aldi Service Portal
All details mentioned above can also be found in
the Aldi Service Portal at www.aldi.com.au.
Depending on your tariff plan you may be charged for the connection.
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Overview ................................. 4
Use ............................................ 5
Pack contents/device parts .. 6
General information ............... 7
Reading and storing the
user manual ..............................7
Explanation of symbols ..........7
Safety ....................................... 8
Proper use ................................. 8
Safety instructions .................. 8
Checking the scale and
pack contents ......................... 11
Scale and
Crane Connect app ................12
Functions .................................. 12
Measurement method ......... 12
Compatibility ........................... 13
Use without app ..................... 14
Setup .......................................14
Inserting batteries .................14
Setting up the scale ...............15
Affixing the carpet feet ......... 15
Setting the unit of measure
for weight ................................. 15
Resetting the scale
memory .................................... 15
Installing the app ................... 16
Creating a user account .......16
Handling .................................17
Establishing a Bluetooth®
connection ............................... 17
Creating multiple users in
the app ...................................... 18
Contents
Setting the level of activity .. 18
Performing a
measurement ........................ 20
Evaluating the
measurements ...................... 22
Restrictions ..............................22
Body mass index (BMI) .........22
Body fat percentage ............ 24
Body water percentage ...... 25
Muscle percentage ............... 26
Bone mass............................... 26
Basal metabolic rate
(BMR) .........................................27
Active metabolic rate
(AMR) ......................................... 27
Measurements in relation
to one another ....................... 28
Cleaning and maintenance . 29
Changing the batteries ....... 30
Storage ...................................30
Troubleshooting ....................31
Technical data ....................... 35
Disposal ..................................36
Disposing of the
packaging ............................... 36
Disposing of old
appliances .............................. 36
Warranty details ................... 37
Repair and refurbished goods
or parts notice ....................... 38
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The pack contents include three type
LR03/R03/AAA 1.5 V batteries.
Pack contents⁄device parts
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Display
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Carpet feet, 4×
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Batteries, 3×
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Battery compartment
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Reset button
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Support feet
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Measurement electrodes
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General information
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General information
Reading and storing the user manual
This user manual accompanies this Bluetooth® smart
digital scale. It contains important information on setup
and use.
For improved readability, the Bluetooth® smart digital scale will be
referred to below merely as the “scale”.
Carefully read through the user manual, particularly the safety instructions, before you use the scale. Failure to comply with the user
manual may result in damage to the scale.
Store the user manual for further use. If you pass the scale on third
parties, please be absolutely sure to include this user manual.
Explanation of symbols
The following symbols and signal words are used in this user
manual, on the scale or on the packaging.
WARNING!
This signal symbol/word designates a hazard with moderate
risk, which may result in death or severe injury if not avoided.
NOTICE!
This signal word warns against potential damages to property.
This symbol provides you with useful supplementary information on assembly or operation.
This symbol indicates that the warranty for the
scale amounts to 36 months (3 years).
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Safety
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Safety
Proper use
The scale is designed exclusively for use as an aid for measuring
and displaying your physiological data. The scale is exclusively
intended for private use and is not suitable for commercial or
clinical use. The scale is not a medical device and is not a toy.
Only use the scale as described in this instruction manual. Any
other use is deemed improper and may result in injury to persons or damage to the scale.
The manufacturer or vendor accepts no liability for damage
caused by improper or incorrect use.
Safety instructions
WARNING!
Risk of injury!
Failure to use the scale properly poses a substantial risk of injury.
− Do not use the scale if you rely on medical implants (e.g. a pacemaker). The
voltage used for measurements in the
bioelectric impedance analysis of the
scale may interfere with the functions of
such implants.
− Do not use the scale if you are pregnant.
− Do not stand on the outer edge of one
side of the scale.
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− Do not stand on the scale if your feet are
wet or if you have applied cream to them.
− Dry off the surface of the scale before
you use it.
− Discontinue using the scale if it exhibits
visible damages.
WARNING!
Risks associated with using batteries!
The scale is battery-operated. Improper
handling of the batteries may result in injury
and damage to property.
− Store the batteries in an area that is not
accessible for children. If you suspect
that a child has swallowed a battery,
immediately contact a physician.
− Never expose the batteries to excessive heat such as direct sunlight, open
flames or similar.
− Do not charge the batteries or reactivate
them with other means.
− Do not short circuit the batteries.
− Do not open the batteries.
− To prevent the batteries from leaking, only
insert batteries of the same type in the scale.
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− Promptly remove empty batteries from
the scale.
− Do not allow battery acid to come into
contact with skin, eyes or mucus membranes. In the event of contact with battery acid, immediately flush the applicable areas with plenty of clean water and
consult a physician if necessary.
− If batteries in the scale leak, use gloves
to remove them. Afterwards, clean the
battery compartment with a cloth without water or any cleaners.
− If you do not use the scale for a prolonged period, remove the batteries
from the battery compartment.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Improper use of the scale may result in
damage.
− Do not expose the scale to strong magnetic fields (e.g. transformers). Otherwise this could cause errors in data
transmission or damage to the scale.
− Do not open the scale.
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− Do not immerse the scale in water and
do not rinse it off under running water.
− Protect the scale against impacts and
chemicals.
− Do not expose the scale to extreme temperature fluctuations.
− Do not set up the scale near strong heat
sources (e.g. ovens or radiators).
− Do not place any objects on the scale
when you are not using it.
Checking the scale and pack contents
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
If you are not cautious when opening the
packaging with a sharp knife or other pointed
objects, you may quickly damage the scale.
− You should therefore be very careful
when opening it.
1. Take the scale and its accessories out of the packaging.
2. Remove the packaging material.
3. Check to make sure that the delivery is complete (see fig. A).
4. Check whether the scale or the individual parts exhibit
damage. If this is the case, do not use the scale. Contact
the manufacturer at the service address specified on the
warranty card.
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Scale and Crane Connect app
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Scale and Crane Connect app
The scale is designed for weighing and for the diagnosis of
individual physical data. The data measured are transmitted
to a smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth®. With the free Crane
Connect app (hereinafter referred to as “app”) you can save
and analyse this data on your smartphone or tablet.
The scale can record and transmit physical data for up to eight
different users. The data are only visible for the current user
and are never visible for other users.
Functions
The scale has the following functions:
• Measurement of body weight (see fig.D).
• Calculation of the body mass index “BMI” (see fig.E).
• Calculation of body fat percentage “BF” in % (see fig.F).
• Calculation of the body water percentage in % (see fig.G).
• Calculation of muscle percentage in % (see fig.H).
• Calculation of bone mass in kg (see fig.I).
• Calculation of the basal metabolic rate “BMR” in kcal (see fig.J).
• Calculation of the active metabolic rate “AMR” in kcal.
Measurement method
From a medical standpoint, the analytical results
provided by the scale are only of an approximate
nature. Only a medical specialist is capable of performing exact measurements of the percentage of
body fat, body water, muscle or bone mass using
special medical instruments.
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The scale uses very low voltage to measure your physical data.
The voltage is transmitted through your body, that is, through
the different parts of your body. In the process, the current
encounters different resistances. Water and muscle tissue have
a low resistance making them good conductors. Fat and bone
are poor conductors and therefore exhibit a high resistance.
These resistances or impedances are measured and used to
calculate the percentages of water, bone and muscle based
on individual physical characteristics such as height, age and
gender. This method of measurement is known as the “bioelectric impedance analysis” (BIA).
Compatibility
The following smartphones and tablets with Bluetooth®
(Bluetooth®4.0 and higher) are compatible with the scale and
the app:
• Apple® iPhone® 4s and more recent versions
• Apple® iPad® 3rd generation and more recent versions
• Apple® iPad mini™ of the 1st generation and more recent
versions
• Apple® iPad Air™ and more recent versions
• Smartphones and tablets with Android™ 4.3 and more
recent versions
You can find a detailed list of compatible devices on the following
website:
www.cranesportsconnect.com/compatibility
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Use without app
If you use the scale without the app, the scale
is only capable of correctly determining your
weight. Without the app all other measurements
are performed using standard parameters and
will therefore be more or less inaccurate.
Furthermore, the measured data will not be saved
on the scale if you use the scale without the app.
In order to calculate your percentage of body fat, body water, muscle mass, bone mass as well as your BMI, AMR and BMR, the scale
requires individual parameters such as your gender, height and
age. However, it is not possible to enter these parameters on the
scale itself, instead this must be done with the app or on the Crane
website (see chapter “Creating a user account”).
If these individual parameters are not entered, the resulting
measurements may differ considerably from the actual individual values. Thus, weight will be displayed without user recognition if the app is not used. We recommend using the scale
in combination with the app.
Setup
Inserting batteries
1. Place the scale on a soft base with the bottom facing up.
2. Open the battery compartment
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(see fig.B).
3. Remove the protective foil from the enclosed batteries
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.
4. Insert the batteries in the battery compartment. The polarity is correct if the negative poles of the batteries are lined
up with the corresponding spring contacts in the battery
compartment.
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5. Close the battery compartment.
6. Turn the scale over.
The reading “0.0” will appear on the display
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7. If nothing appears on the display, remove the batteries
and insert them again.
Setting up the scale
In order for the measurements to be accurate, the scale must
be set up on a solid floor or on the enclosed carpet feet:
− Use the carpet feet
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on carpet floors.
− Place the scale on a solid, level floor.
Affixing the carpet feet
− Place the scale on a soft base with the bottom facing up.
− Stick the carpet feet
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onto the support feet
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(see fig.A).
You can now use the scale on carpet floors.
Setting the unit of measure for weight
Scales shipped within Europe (except for Great Britain and Ireland)
are set to kilograms (kg). Scales shipped to Great Britain, Ireland and
the USA are set to pounds (lb). Scales shipped to Australia are set to
kilograms (kg). You can use the app to switch the unit of measure
.
Resetting the scale memory
You can reset the scale to the factory default by deleting all data:
− Turn the scale on by briefly stepping on it. The display
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will illuminate in blue and display “0.0 kg”.
− Push and hold the Reset button
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on the back of the
scale for approx. 3 seconds (see fig.A).
The reading “dEL” on the display indicates that the data is
being deleted.
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Installing the app
− Download the free Crane Connect app from the App Store
or from the Google Play Store. You can also download the
app by scanning one of the following QR codes:
For iOS: For Android™:
You can also download the app under the following URL:
www.cranesportsconnect.com/downloads
− Install the app on your smartphone or tablet. For this,
follow the on-screen instructions.
Creating a user account
The scale has eight user memory slots for storing your individual
settings and measurements and those of family members for
example. For this purpose, an own user account must be set up
for all of those users.
In addition to personal data, the data to be entered include:
gender, date of birth and body height. This data serves as parameters for determining relative values such as the BMI.
1. To create a user with the Crane Connect App, follow the
instructions for registration step by step.
2. To perform user and product-specific settings, select the
app icon “All settings”.
Various icons will now appear on the display.
3. To log on as an existing user, select the icon “User Settings”.
Follow the subsequent instructions from the Crane Connect
app step by step.
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You can also create your user data on the following website:
www.cranesportsconnect.com
Handling
Establishing a Bluetooth® connection
1. Make sure that the Bluetooth® function of your phone or
tablet is switched on.
2. Start the app if you have not already done so.
You will be directed to the “Home” menu.
3. Select the app icon “All settings”.
4. Select the app icon “Scale”.
5. You will access the settings for the scale. Here you can determine your level of activity (see chapter “Setting the level
of activity”).
6. Turn the scale on by briefly stepping on it.
7. To link the scale to your smartphone or tablet, push “Connect” in the “Pairing” field.
8. The app will now connect to the scale and will prompt you
to step on the scale for an initial measurement. Every user
must step on the scale barefoot to create a complete scale
user record.
9. Go back to the “Home” menu.
10. Select the app icon “Scale” to access the analyses of your
measurements.
If you connect the scale to the app and perform a measurement, the data will be automatically uploaded to your user
account on the website www.cranesportsconnect.com if you
are connected to the Internet.
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Your data will be securely saved there and will also be available to you if you lose your smartphone or tablet or replace it
with a new one.
As soon as your user account has been connected with the
scale via the app, you can also perform measurements without
having to connect to the app. The next time you connect the
app to the scale, your measurements saved on the scale will
also be uploaded to the website if you are connected to the
Internet.
The scale has 30 memory slots for each user. Therefore, a maximum of 30 measurements can be saved for each user. “FULL”
will then appear on the display.
Creating multiple users in the app
To create additional users for the scale, proceed as follows:
1. Open the app.
2. Select the app icon “All settings”.
3. Select the app icon “Scale”.
4. Briefly tap on the scale to establish a Bluetooth®
connection.
5. Select “Manage user” in the app.
6. Then push “+”.
7. Enter the name and data of the new user.
8. Then follow the instruction “Please step on the scale!”.
Once the initial measurement has been performed, the creation of a new user is complete.
Setting the level of activity
The level of activity is used to calculate your basal and active
metabolic rates in calories.
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Realistically consider your lifestyle in the medium to long-term
and then select the correct level of activity. Use the app to set
one of the following activity levels (see chapter “Establishing a
Bluetooth® connection”):
Level of
activity
Description
1 Low level of
activity
You are not active in your free time or professionally; you spend most of your time
sitting or lying down. Examples: Elderly
persons or people with physical handicaps.
2 Occasionally
active
You engage in a limited amount of activity
in your free time or professionally; otherwise you spend most of your time sitting.
Examples: Office employees, students, precision mechanics.
3 Moderately
active
You are moderately active in your free time
and walk or stand when at work. Or you
exercise regularly in addition to your sedentary profession. Examples: Assembly line
works, craftsmen.
4 Active You are active both in your free time and
at work. Examples: Waiters, salespersons,
nursing services.
5 Very active You engage in strenuous physical activity
in your free time and professionally. Examples: Construction workers, farmers, competitive athletes.
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Performing a measurement
For ideal, comparable measurement results,
follow the basic rules below when performing a
measurement.
− Weigh yourself when undressed, on an empty stomach
and if possible, always at the same time of day. The best
time to weigh yourself is in the morning after you have
used the toilet.
− The body fat percentage can only be measured if you are
barefoot. Ideally, your feet should be damp, but no cream
should have been applied.
Completely dry or heavily callused foot soles are not sufficiently conductive and may affect the accuracy of results.
− Your feet, legs, calves and thighs must not touch during
measurement.
− When you weigh yourself after getting up, give your body
approx. 15 minutes to enable proper distribution of the
body water percentage in your body.
Proceed as follows to perform a measurement:
1. Make sure that the scale is on a solid, level floor.
2. Stand on the scale so that the soles of both feet are touch-
ing both the front and back measuring electrode
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(see fig.C).
3. Shift your weight so that it is evenly distributed on each
foot.
4. Stand still and in an upright position during the
measurement.
Your body weight will be displayed in the preset unit of
measurement on the bottom right of the display (see fig.D).
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Then the other values will be measured. The following
measurements will appear in sequence on the top left of
the display:
• BMI (see fig.E),
• “BF” body fat percentage (see fig.F),
• Body water percentage (see fig.G),
• Muscle percentage (see fig.H),
• Bone mass (see fig.I),
• Basal metabolic rate “BMR” (see fig.J),
• Active metabolic rate “AMR”.
Once the active metabolic rate is shown, the scale will auto-
matically turn off after approx. 4 seconds.
5. Step down from the scale.
If the weight of different users varies by only 2kg
or their body fat percentage by 2%, the scale will
not be able to recognise the user. In this case, the
measurements in the app will be saved in the
folder “Unknown measurement”.
− Briefly tap on the scale to establish a Bluetooth® connection. Open the folder “Unknown
measurement” in the app and manually
assign the measurements to the users saved
on your smartphone.
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Evaluating the measurements
Please keep in mind that all measurements, with
the exception of your body weight, are only relevant if you have correctly configured your body
parameters (age, body height etc.) in the app.
Restrictions
Please keep in mind that only long-term trends are relevant
with respect to significant fluctuations, particularly in terms of
your weight. Always consider the measurements in their relation to one another (see chapter “Measurements in relation to
one another”).
Certain physical characteristics or impairments may lead the
percentage calculations for body water, fat, muscles, bone and
bone density to significantly differ from the standard values or
return false values. The affected persons include:
• Dialysis patients,
• Persons with a fever or suffering from osteoporosis,
• Persons with illnesses leading to oedema,
• Persons taking cardiovascular medication (e.g. drugs influencing vessels, circulatory or heart medication),
• Persons with considerably shorter or longer leg length,
• Children under 10 years of age.
Body mass index (BMI)
The body mass index is used to distinguish between underweight,
normal weight and overweight. You can calculate the value as
follows:
Weight in kg/(body height in m)
2
.
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The BMI is not very conclusive as an absolute value. It must be associated with the gender and age of the person. See the reference
values provided in the following tables.
BMI values for women
Age Under-
weight
Normal
weight
Slight
overweight
Overweight
16–24 <19 19–24 25–28 >28
25–34 <20 20–25 26–29 >29
35–44 <21 21–26 27–30 >30
45–54 <22 22–27 28–31 >31
55–64 <23 23–28 29–32 >32
>65 <24 24–29 30–33 >33
BMI values for men
Age Under-
weight
Normal
weight
Slight
overweight
Overweight
16 <19 19–24 25–28 >28
17–24 <20 20–25 26–29 >29
25–34 <21 21–26 27–30 >30
35–44 <22 22–27 28–31 >31
45–54 <23 23–28 29–32 >32
55–64 <24 24–29 30–33 >33
>65 <25 25–30 31–34 >34
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Body fat percentage
The tables listed here provide reference values for the body
fat percentage (%). If you require more accurate information
about body fat levels in general or about your own measurements, please speak to your physician.
Compared to the reference values, active athlete’s tend to
have a lower percentage of body fat. Depending on the level
of training and type of sport, these values may be below the
provided reference values.
An extremely low percentage of body fat may pose a health risk.
Body fat levels for women
Age Low Normal Elevated Very elevated
10–29 <23 23–34 35–45 >45
30–59 <23 23–34 35–45 >45
60–69 <23 23–34 35–45 >45
>70 <23 23–37 38–45 >45
Body fat levels for men
Age Low Normal Elevated Very elevated
10–29 <11 11–24 25–35 >35
30–59 <13 13–25 26–35 >35
60–69 <12 12–25 26–35 >35
>70 <12 12–29 30–35 >35
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Body water percentage
The measurements performed by the scale do
not allow for medically sound conclusions about
age-related water retentions. If you are concerned about your body water percentage, ask
your physician.
The body water percentage is directly related to the percentage of
body fat and muscle. Body fat contains a relatively low amount of
water while muscles tend to store significantly more water.
People with a lower percentage of body fat and high muscle
percentage may exhibit a body water percentage that exceeds
the reference values (such as endurance athletes).
Vice-versa, the body water percentage for people with a high
percentage of body fat is often less than reference values.
Generally speaking, a high percentage of body water is ideal.
The following tables provide an overview of reference values
for the body water percentage (%).
Body water percentage for women
Age Low Normal Elevated
10–29 <52 52–72 >72
30–49 <40 40–60 >60
>50 <45 45–65 >65
Body water percentage for men
Age Low Normal Elevated
10–29 <55 55–75 >75
30–49 <50 50–70 >70
>50 <48 48–68 >68
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Muscle percentage
The following tables provide an overview of reference values
for the muscle percentage (%).
Muscle percentage for women
Age Low Normal Elevated
10–29 <35 35–45 >45
30–59 <28 28–40 >40
60–69 <23 23–35 >35
>70 <23 23–30 >30
Muscle percentage for men
Age Low Normal Elevated
10–29 <40 40–50 >50
30–59 <33 33–45 >45
60–69 <32 32–40 >40
>70 <30 30–35 >35
Bone mass
The scale measures the weight of all parts of
your bones in pounds. This is not the same thing
as calcium concentration or bone density. Only
a medical specialist can measure the calcium
concentration and bone density with a special
medical device. The bone mass therefore does not
provide any information about changes to bones,
bone hardness or diseases such as osteoporosis.
Our skeleton changes as we age. As we grow up, our bone
mass increases quickly and peaks between the age of 30 and
40. Afterwards, it starts to slowly decline.
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Bone mass varies according to gender, height, age and weight
and can only be influenced to a limited extent. As a result,
there are no universally-applicable reference values.
You can counteract the age-related loss of bone mass associated with ageing with proper nutrition and physical activity. At
the same time, be sure that you are getting a sufficient amount
of vitamin D and calcium. You can strengthen your skeleton by
engaging in athletic activity to strengthen your muscles.
Basal metabolic rate (BMR)
The basal metabolic rate, BMR, refers to the amount of energy
your body requires on a daily basis when fully at rest in order
to maintain its basic functions. Therefore, you must consume
at least this amount of energy through your diet to avoid any
harm to your health.
Body height, age and weight are the primary factors that affect the
basal metabolic rate. The scale calculates this value in kilocalories
per day (kcal/24h) using the using the Harris-Benedict formula.
Active metabolic rate (AMR)
The active metabolic rate, AMR, refers to the amount of energy
your body requires on a daily basis during activity. The scale
calculates this amount in kilocalories per day (kcal/24h).
To maintain your weight, you must consume the amount of
energy that corresponds to your active metabolic rate through
your diet. If you consume less energy than the calculated active metabolic rate, you will lose weight.
On the other hand, your weight will increase if you consume
more energy than your active metabolic rate. However, if you
do not increase the amount of daily physical activity, increasing the amount of energy consumed will only cause the percentage of body fat to rise.
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The active metabolic rate is primarily affected by the personal
extent of activity. The scale uses five levels of activity as calculation parameters.
Please obtain details on the degrees of activity from the
chapter “Setting the level of activity”.
Measurements in relation to one another
Adding up the measurements for water, fat and
muscle percentage does not make sense because
a portion of the body water is stored in muscle.
In general, only long-term changes to measurements are really
conclusive. The individual results must also be considered in
relation to one another. This leads to three fundamental aspects:
• Change to the total weight,
• Change to body fat, body water and muscle percentage,
• Period during which these changes occur.
The periods are divided into:
Short-term Changes within days
Medium-term Changes within weeks
Long-term Changes within months
Short-term fluctuations in weight are primarily attributed to
changes in the water percentage as the percentage of fat and
muscle only change over the medium or long-term.
Short-term weight loss with a simultaneous increase in the
percentage of body fat are also an indication for the sole loss of
water. This could be due to diets or workouts that target rapid
weight loss without sufficient compensation of water loss.
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If possible, balance diets with physical activity such as fitness
or strength training to increase your muscle percentage.
A medium-term increase in weight with a constant or declining
percentage of body fat indicates an increase in muscle mass.
A decrease in weight and body fat while the muscle percentage remains the same or increases is indicative of an effective
diet or workout.
Cleaning and maintenance
NOTICE!
Risk of damage to property!
If you clean the scale improperly, you could
damage it.
− Do not use any aggressive cleaners or
solvents.
− Do not use any brushes with metal or
nylon bristles, sharp or metallic cleaning
utensils such as knives, hard scrapers or
similar.
− Do not put the scale in the dishwasher. It
would be destroyed as a result.
− Use a cloth moistened with water for cleaning. If necessary,
you can use a small amount of detergent or a mild soapy
solution.
− After cleaning, use a soft cloth to dry the scale.
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Storage
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Changing the batteries
If you stand on the scale and “Lo” appears on the display instead of the measurements, the batteries are no longer supplying sufficient power.
If you stand on the scale and nothing appears on the display,
the batteries are empty. To change the batteries, proceed as
follows:
1. Place the scale on a soft base with the bottom facing up.
2. Open the battery compartment
4
(see fig.B).
3. Take the batteries
3
out of the battery compartment.
4. Insert new batteries in the battery compartment. Use batteries of the same type.
The polarity is correct if the negative poles of the batteries
are lined up with the corresponding spring contacts in the
battery compartment.
5. Close the battery compartment.
6. Turn the scale over.
The reading “0.0” will appear on the display
1
.
7. If nothing appears on the display, remove the batteries
and insert them again.
Storage
If you do not use the scale for a prolonged period of time,
please observe the following notes:
− Take the batteries
3
out of the
battery compartment
4
.
− Do not store the scale near heat sources.
− Do not place any heavy objects on the scale if you do not
use the scale.
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Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
If a malfunction occurs, first check the points below before you
send the scale in to be repaired.
Problem Causes and solutions
The display is blank.
The batteries were not inserted
correctly.
− Remove the batteries and insert
them again. Make sure the polarity
is correct.
Batteries are empty.
− Replace the empty batteries with
new ones.
“Lo” appears on the
display instead of
the measurements
and the scale immediately turns off.
The batteries no longer supply a sufficient amount of power.
− Replace the batteries with new
ones.
“Err” appears on the
display instead of
the measurements.
The upper limit of the measurement
range (180 kg) has been exceeded.
− Do not exceed the scale’s carrying
capacity of 180 kg.
You failed to stand still during the
measuring process or to evenly distribute your body weight to both feet.
− Stand still while the measurements are being performed and
evenly distribute your weight to
both feet.
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Troubleshooting
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Problem Causes and solutions
Only the weight is
shown.
You were not barefoot during the
measurement, the soles of your feet
are too dry or you have too much callused skin on the soles of your feet.
− Repeat the measurement barefoot.
− If necessary, slightly moisten the
soles of your feet.
− Remove any callused skin from
the soles of your feet.
The percentage of fat
is outside the measurement range
(< 5 % or > 50 %).
The scale was not
at zero when the
weighing process
was initiated.
The scale did not adjust properly.
− Wait until the scale turns off on
its own.
− Step on the scale again and wait
until “0.0” appears on the display.
− Repeat the measurement.
No connection is
established between
your smartphone or
tablet and the scale
even after approx.
180 seconds.
The Bluetooth® function of your
smartphone or tablet is switched off.
− Switch the Bluetooth® function of
your smartphone or tablet on.
The scale’s Bluetooth® receiver is not
working properly.
− Take the batteries out of the
battery compartment.
− Put the batteries back in.
− Switch the Bluetooth® function of
your smartphone or tablet off and
back on.
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Troubleshooting
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Problem Causes and solutions
No connection is
established between
your smartphone or
tablet and the scale
even after approx.
180 seconds.
Your smartphone or tablet is not
working properly.
− Switch off your smartphone or tablet off completely and then back on.
The app was not successfully installed on your smartphone or tablet.
− Reinstall the app and log in with
your user data.
Not all measurements saved are
transmitted.
You performed more than 30 measurements without connecting to the app.
The scale can save a total of 30 measurements after a user has been created.
“FULL” will then appear on the display.
− Connect the scale with the app
on a regular basis to prevent
losing measurements.
Use the FAQs (frequently asked questions) on the following website as an additional help for your scale:
www.cranesportsconnect.com/faq.php
If the measures described above have not resolved the problem, please contact our service team. Use the information provided below and also consider the warranty conditions.
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Troubleshooting
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Technical data
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Technical data
Type: AA7-CDSC-3
Article number: 94018
Power supply: Batteries, 3 x 1.5 V DC,
type LR03/R03/AAA
Materials
• Scale surface: Safety glass, 6 mm thick
• Electrodes: non-rusting steel
• Housing: ABS plastic
Dimensions (W x D x H): 30 × 30 × 2.3 cm
Upper limit of the measure-
ment range:
max. 180 kg/396 lb/28 st
Lower limit of the measurement range:
3 kg/6.6 lb/0 st (≈ 6.6 lb)
Display accuracy
• Weight: 0.1 kg/0.2 lb/0.2 lb
• Bone mass: 0.1 kg/0.2 lb/0.2 lb
• Body fat percentage: 0.1 %
• Body water percentage: 0.1 %
• Muscle percentage: 0.1 %
• Calorie requirement: 1 kcal
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Disposal
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Disposal
Disposing of the packaging
Dispose of the packaging separated into single type materials.
Dispose of cardboard and carton as waste paper and foils via
the recyclable material collection service.
Disposing of old appliances
Should the
scale
no longer be capable of being used at some
point in time, dispose of it in accordance with the regulations in
force in your state or country.
Batteries and rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of with household waste!
As the end user you are required by law to bring all batteries
and rechargeable batteries, regardless whether they contain
harmful substances* or not, to a collection point run by the
communal authority or borough or to a retailer, so that they
can be disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.
Turn in the batteries and rechargeable batteries at your collection point in a discharged state only!
* labelled with: Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury, Pb = lead
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Warranty Details
The product is guaranteed to be free from defects in workmanship and parts
for a period of 36 months from the date of purchase. Defects that occur within
this warranty period, under normal use and care, will be repaired, replaced
or refunded at our discretion. The benefits conferred by this warranty are in
addition to all rights and remedies in respect of the product that the consumer
has under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and similar state and
territory laws.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the
Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a
major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss
or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the
goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a
major failure.
AFTER SALES SUPPORT
Bluetooth® Smart digital scale
3
YEARS
WARRANTY
www.cranesportsconnect.com
AUS
1800 13 1579
Free hotline
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Repair and Refurbished Goods
or Parts Notice
www.cranesportsconnect.com
AUS
1800 13 1579
Free hotline
AFTER SALES SUPPORT
Bluetooth® Smart digital scale
3
YEARS
WARRANTY
Unfortunately, from time to time, faulty products are manufactured which
need to be returned to the Supplier for repair.
Please be aware that if your product is capable of retaining user-generated
data (such as files stored on a computer hard drive, telephone numbers stored on a mobile telephone, songs stored on a portable media player, games
saved on a games console or files stored on a USB memory stick) during the
process of repair, some or all of your stored data may be lost.
We recommend you save this data elsewhere prior to sending the product for repair.
You should also be aware that rather than repairing goods, we may replace
them with refurbished goods of the same type or use refurbished parts in the
repair process.
Please be assured though, refurbished parts or replacements are only
used where they meet ALDI’s stringent quality specifications.
If at any time you feel your repair is being handled unsatisfactorily, you may
escalate your complaint. Please telephone us on 1800 13 1579 or
write to us at:
Krippl-Watches
Reply Paid 85139, Level 29, Chifley Tower
2 Chifley Square, Sydney NSW 2000/AUSTRALIA
1800 13 1579 (08.30 am - 06.00 pm)
service@cranesportsconnect.com
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Made in China
Crane® is a registered trademark of ALDI Stores
DISTRIBUTED BY:
ALDI STORES
1 SARGENTS ROAD
MINCHINBURY NSW 2770
www.aldi.com.au
ALDI guarantees that our exclusive brand products are developed
to our stringent quality specifications. If you are not entirely
satisfied with this product, please return it to the nearest ALDI
store within 60 days from the date of purchase, for a full refund or
replacement, or take advantage of our after sales support by calling
the supplier’s Customer Service Hotline.
AUS
YEARS
WARRANTY
3
AFTER SALES SUPPORT
MODEL:
AA7-CDSC-3
06/2017
94018
www.cranesportsconnect.com
AUS
1800 13 1579
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