OBH Nordica Timer scale Manual page 26

Timer function (weighing unit g)
• Activate the scale by shortly pressing with your hand at the middle of the
scale and wait until the scale reads "0g"; alternatively press the "tare"
button until the scale reads "0g".
• Press the "reset" button to proceed to setting mode. The display shows a
timer icon in the upper left corner as well as "00:00". (Note: If you have
already used the timer function, the latest setting will be displayed. Press
the "reset" button for about 2 seconds to reset).
• Press the min/unit button to set the number of minutes and press the "sec"
button to set the number of seconds
• Confirm the settings by pressing the "reset" button. The countdown starts.
Note: You can temporarily stop, alternatively resume the countdown by
pressing the "reset" button during the actual countdown.
When the countdown has finished, the scale will emit a beep signal for about
1 minute. You can turn off the signal by pressing any button.
If the timer function is not activated, the intensity of the display will turn
down after about 20 seconds and turn off completely after another approx.
10 seconds.
Switching between timer function and weighing function
• If you use the weighing function and want to switch over to the timer
function, press the "reset" button to turn off the weighing function.
• If you want to switch back from the timer function to the weighing
function, press the "tare" button; the display will be fully on and "0g" will
be displayed at little later.
Note: If you switch from timer function to weighing function while the timer
is counting down, the countdown will continue.
Environmental considerations and disposal of batteries
When disposing of batteries it is essential to take the environment
into consideration. Used batteries must never be disposed of with
domestic garbage. Used batteries marked with the icon indicating
separate waste collection must be returned to one of the authorized
collection points. Batteries must be removed from the appliance before
it is disposed of. Also take care that the batteries are not expired or
become worn-out since there may then be a risk that the batteries will
leak acid. Check the validity date printed on the batteries.
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