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SETUP / BATTERIES
Preparing the 2000KL Scale for Use
1. Remove the protective plastic film covering the display (the film says "FACTORY
CALIBRATED").
2. Place batteries into the battery holder (see "Replacing / Re-inserting Batteries" information
below).
3. Connect the AC adapter into the adaptor jack on the display assembly.
Warning: To avoid a safety hazard, use AC adapter model
ADPT30.
4. Plug the scale's AC adapter into the power source.
5. Ensure all objects are removed from the scale and do not have the stretcher on the stretcher
hoops. Press the ON/OFF button to turn the scale on. The display will show "Start", then "0.0"
LB or "0.0" KG. Press the UNIT button to select the weight mode (LB or KG).
6. Hang the stretcher on the Stretcher Hoops. The display will begin to display weight
information until a stable weight is calculated. The weight of the stretcher will be displayed.
(See pages 21 and 22, on more information regarding pre-weighing the stretcher and the TARE
function).
. Press the TARE button and the display will zero out.
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Note: This scale will always default to the settings and units last used (LB or KG).
8. When the AC adapter is disconnected from the scale, the scale will switch to battery power if
batteries are installed.
Note: If the set up procedure failed, refer to the troubleshooting instructions. If the problem is
not corrected, refer to qualified service personnel.
Replacing / Re-inserting Batteries
1. Unplug the AC adapter from the power source.
2. Remove the battery cover on the side of the display assembly by unscrewing the (2) battery
cover screws (see Figure 13).
3. Replace or install the batteries with new units. Health o meter recommends using an alkaline
or lithium battery, rated for 130°F (54°C) operation. Do not use Zinc-Carbon batteries.
4. Re-attach the battery cover to the display assembly.
Warning: If the scale will not be used for some time, remove the batteries to avoid a
safety hazard. Disposal of batteries must be performed in accordance with the prevailing
national, regional or local regulations which apply to
you.
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