On Balance MYCO MM, MYCO MM-100, MYCO MM-600 User Manual

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USER GUIDE

MM SERIES

Thanks for purchasing the MM Series Digital Mini Scale! This
User Guide is designed to get you up and running quickly
with your scale. Scales are precision instruments and
require proper care and skill to get the best results.
If you have questions or need support, visit us at
http://www.obscales.com/support or scan the QR Code
on the back of this manual using your smartphone.

What’s In The Box

User Guide

Two AAA
Batteries

MM Series Digital

Mini Scale with

Cover/Tray

Key Descriptions

MODE

ON/OFF

TARE

ON/OFF / TARE - Turns the scale ON and OFF.

Zeroes the scale. Also subtracts
the weight of an empty container
(see Tare Function).

MODE - Changes the weighing unit.

Weighing Your First Item

1. Press the ON/OFF key to
turn the scale on.

2. Place the item on the centre
of the weighing platform.

3. Take your reading from
the display. You can press
the MODE key to convert
between weighing units.

4.

minutes of inactivity or you
can hold down the ON/OFF

key

Things To Avoid

Unlevel Surfaces

Air Currents

Radio Frequency

Interference

Vibration

High Humidity

Extreme Temps

Tare Function

The Tare function allows you to subtract the weight of a
container so that the display only shows the weight of the
contents.

Place an empty tray
or container on the

platform.

Press the TARE
key to subtract the
container’s weight.

Add items to the

container to see their

weight on the display.

NOTE: The weight of the container will subtract from
the available capacity and will leave a negative value
on the display once the weight is removed. Press

TARE again to return the display to zero.

Auto - Off

1.

hold down the MODE key, at the
same time quickly press ON/OFF key 4/5 times until
180 is displayed, release the buttons.

2.

Press the MODE key to cycle through your choices of
0/60/120/180 seconds. Then press ON/OFF
The display shows “PASS”. 3.

Accuracy

Your scale comes calibrated from the factory and most
users won’t need to calibrate their scale for a long time.
You should check your scale’s accuracy periodically using
calibration weights and perform calibration if necessary.

NOTE: Only use trusted calibration weights.
Household items such as bottles and cans with
weights printed on the side are not suitable for
checking accuracy as these values are approximate
and don’t include the container weight (Net Weight).