Power the Unit ON/OFF

Press ZERO/ON/OFF to power the scale on. To power off manually, press ZERO/ON/OFF when the LCD is showing 0, or press and hold ZERO/ON/OFF for 3 seconds if a weight is shown on the display.

How do I reset my mainstays kitchen scale?

Digital Kitchen Scale Calibration

Hold down the correct button for a few seconds until the display shows that it is ready to calibrate. 2. Place the calibration weight on the scale and wait for the display to show a 0 or an “End” reading. This is the most common way of calibrating.

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How do I reset my digital scale?

Remove all batteries from the back of your scale. Leave the scale without its batteries for at least 10 minutes. Make sure that the battery compartment is clean, and the contact terminals are free of debris or residue. Check that the batteries have the correct polarity and reinsert them firmly in place.

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Why is my digital scale not accurate?

Even if your scale is calibrated, it could show inconsistent readings if it’s resting on an uneven, tilted or rounded surface. Use a mouse pad or static-reducing pad on a flat, hard surface underneath your scale to steady the scale and ensure correct results every time.

What battery does a food scale take?

Great Goods food scales take CR2032 batteries. ETEKCITY food scale takes two CR2032 batteries.

What kind of batteries go in a food scale?

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How do I reset my Taylor Food Scale?

Press the tare button and the scale will reset to zero. If you want to weigh more than one food in the same bowl, add the food, hit tare, and the readout goes to zero. You can then weigh the additional foods in the same bowl, just getting the weight of that additional food.

How do you use a digital baking scale?

Place your empty bowl on the scale and press “tare” or “zero” until it reads 0. Add your ingredient until it reaches your desired number. If your scale allows (and hopefully it does) you can easily switch between grams and ounces, depending on what the recipe calls for.