Imetec BF3 300 - Manual (Page 5)

uSEFuL ADVICE
• Always weigh yourself in the same conditions, preferably after waking up, in order not to
consider weight fluctuations that take place during the day related to food, digestion or
physical exercise of each individual. Changes in weight may be detected from one day to
another.
• To use the functions to measure your body features is necessary to step on the scales
with bare feet, taking care to position yourself correctly on the electrodes, which can be
identified by their internal circular structure.
• During the operation remain perfectly still in the scales.
• The display time depends on your ability to stabilise yourself on the scales and on the weight
itself: as a general the greater the weight the longer it takes to display it.
• There is the risk of displaying a misleading measurement in the event of:
• Persons with a temperature
• Children under the age of 10 (the device is not set to operate below this age)
• Pregnant women (though the device does not represent a danger)
• Persons undergoing dialysis, persons with limb oedemas, people suffering from
dysmorphia.
• When looking at their physical development, women should consider that during their
period they may experience water retention, which in this case may affect body weight by
up to a kilogram.
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• Minimum capacity: 5 kg
• Maximum capacity: 180 kg
• Division:
100 g
• Age of the user: from 10 to 80 years old
• Height of the user: from 100 to 220 cm
• Option to save the personal data of 5 different users (maximum 10 profiles for each user)
Do not place the scales on carpets or mats, but always on a rigid surface.
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BATTErY CoMPArTMEnT
• Open the battery compartment (8) located at the rear of the weight scales [Fig. 1].
• Insert the batteries and make sure the + / - poles are positioned correctly [Fig.2]. The LCD
display (1) displays the content shown in the figure below.
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