Eagle LP4300 User Manual

LP4300 FLOOR SCALE

OPERATION INSTALLATION AND SERVICE MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTENTS
SECTION 1.0 DESCRIPTION.
SECTION 2.0 PREPARATION FOR USE
SECTION 2.1 RECEIVING INSPECTION
SECTION 2.2 SHIPMENT
SECTION 2.3 SITE SELECTION
SECTION 2.4 INSTALLING
SECTION 2.5 LEVELING
SECTION 2.6 HOOK-UP CABLE
SECTION 3.0 TROUBLE SHOOTING
SECTION 4.0 SERVICING
SECTION 4.1 CHECKING THE CONNECTIONS
SECTION 4.2 SERVICING THE LOAD CELL
SECTION 4.3 CHECKING THE LOAD CELL
SECTION 4.4 REPLACING THE LOAD CELL
SECTION 5.0 SPECIFICATIONS
SECTION 6.0 SPARE PARTS LIST
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FIGURE 1 HOOK-UP CABLE TABLE
FIGURE 1 SUMMING BOARD CONNECTIONS
FIGURE 3 RESISTANCE TABLE
FIGURE 4 OUTPUT TABLE

SECTION 1.0 DESCRIPTION

The Eagle Microsystems Model LP4300 is a low profile industrial floor scale available in four sizes; 30" x
30", 36" x 36", 42" x 42" and 48" x 48".

The LP4300 was designed for easy installation and maintenance. All maintenance and calibration work is
performed from the top surface and does not require the removal of any decking or lifting the scale to
adjust the leveling. The load cell summing board is located in a drawer on the side of the scale.

SECTION 2.0 PREPARAT ION FOR USE

2.1 RECEIVING INSPECTION

1. Upon receiving the scale, carefully inspect the condition of the crate including the banding
and any protective covering used for shipping. Report any damage to the shipper and to
Eagle Microsystems.

2. Remove the scale from crating and inspect for damage. Report any damage to the shipper
and to Eagle Microsystems.

3. The scale is shipped with the four (4) leveling feet removed. The feet are packaged and strapped
to the cable. Keep these with the scale untill instllation time.

2.2 SHIPMENT
Should re-shipment of your scale become necessary.

1. Use a strong, well built crate. The crate must be larger than the outer dimensions of the
scale to protect it in shipping.

2. Make sure the hook-up cable is protected and secured in crate.

3. Use strong banding to secure scale in shipment.