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William Griffin Hill
March 17, 2025
My question is about Taylor 7516. The scale would not weight and indicated Lo. Replaced the 3 batteries as required but the scale still indicates Lo.
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Mr. Anderson
March 17, 2025
If your Taylor 7516 scale displays a "Lo" indicator even after replacing the batteries, follow these steps:
1. Check Battery Installation – Ensure the batteries are correctly installed with the correct polarity (+ and - aligned properly).
2. Use Fresh Batteries – Make sure you are using new, high-quality batteries of the correct type. Weak or expired batteries may not provide enough power.
3. Clean the Battery Contacts – Remove the batteries and check for any dirt, corrosion, or residue on the battery contacts. Clean them with a dry cloth or a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab.
4. Reset the Scale – Remove the batteries and leave them out for at least 10 minutes. Then reinstall the batteries and turn the scale back on.
5. Check for Damage – Inspect the battery compartment and scale for any visible damage or loose connections.
6. Place on a Hard, Flat Surface – Ensure the scale is used on a stable, level surface to function properly.
7. Try a Different Set of Batteries – If the issue persists, test the scale with another set of fresh batteries to rule out battery-related problems.
If the "Lo" indicator still appears after these steps, the scale may have an internal issue and may require repair or replacement.
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Do you have a question about the 7519 and is the answer not in the manual?
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My question is about Taylor 7516. The scale would not weight and indicated Lo. Replaced the 3 batteries as required but the scale still indicates Lo.
If your Taylor 7516 scale displays a "Lo" indicator even after replacing the batteries, follow these steps:
1. Check Battery Installation – Ensure the batteries are correctly installed with the correct polarity (+ and - aligned properly).
2. Use Fresh Batteries – Make sure you are using new, high-quality batteries of the correct type. Weak or expired batteries may not provide enough power.
3. Clean the Battery Contacts – Remove the batteries and check for any dirt, corrosion, or residue on the battery contacts. Clean them with a dry cloth or a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab.
4. Reset the Scale – Remove the batteries and leave them out for at least 10 minutes. Then reinstall the batteries and turn the scale back on.
5. Check for Damage – Inspect the battery compartment and scale for any visible damage or loose connections.
6. Place on a Hard, Flat Surface – Ensure the scale is used on a stable, level surface to function properly.
7. Try a Different Set of Batteries – If the issue persists, test the scale with another set of fresh batteries to rule out battery-related problems.
If the "Lo" indicator still appears after these steps, the scale may have an internal issue and may require repair or replacement.
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