Before start of operation, Insert / replace battery, Preparing the calliper – Powerfix Z22855 User Manual

Page 36: Starting up the device, Using the calliper

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Before start of operation

Q

Insert / replace battery

Tip: Flashing numbers indicate a discharged / flat battery.
Tip: When changing the battery, the LCD display

5

may

experience faults. Remove the battery and insert it again after
waiting more then 30 seconds.

j

Push open the lid to the battery compartment

8

(see Fig. B).

j

Remove the old battery.

j

Insert the new battery into the battery compartment and
ensure correct polarity (+ and -). Make sure that the plus
terminal points outwards.

j

Push the lid to the battery compartment

8

shut again (see

Fig. B).

Q

Preparing the calliper

j

Loosen the locking screw

4

so that you can move the

calliper.

j

Clean all measuring surfaces and the calliper rod. Otherwise,
faulty measuring results may occur due to, for example,
humidity.

j

Check that all keys, switches and the LCD display

5

work

correctly.

Q

Starting up the device

Q

Using the calliper

j

Loosen the locking screw

4

by turning it anti-clockwise.

j

Push the external measuring jaws

11

and the internal

measuring jaws

2

together.

j

Switch the LCD display

5

on by pressing the ON / OFF key

10

.

j

Press the inch / mm key

3

to set the unit of measurement

(inch or mm) you wish to use. Either “mm” or “inch” will
appear to the right of the figures in the LCD display

5

.

j

Press the key to obtain the zero setting (ZERO)

9

in order

to reset the LCD display

5

to zero.

Measuring an object from the outside:

j

Move the external measuring jaws

11

apart by turning the

handwheel

7

outwards anti-clockwise. Place the external

measuring jaws

11

against the object to be measured.

j

Turn the handwheel

7

inwards clockwise. Move the

external measuring jaws

11

together until they touch both

sides of the object you want to measure. Please ensure that
you do not damage the object you want to measure by
subjecting it to too much pressure.

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