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Summary of Contents for Hornady GS-1500
- Page 1 GS Series Digital Pocket Scale Model GS-1500 Item #050107...
- Page 2 BEFORE USING SCALE Thank you for purchasing the Hornady GS-Series digital ® scale. Please read all operating instructions carefully before use. This electronic scale is a precision instrument. With normal care and proper treatment, it will provide years of reliable service.
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Page 3: Tare Weighing
OPERATION Place Scale on a horizontal fl at surface. Press [ON/OFF] key. Wait until "0.0" is displayed. Put the object(s) on the weighing platform. Using the [MODE] key, you can switch between the weighing units. TARE WEIGHING Turn on scale as described above. Place the “tare item”... - Page 4 Make sure you use the correct calibration weight for your scale or the calibration will not be accurate - GS-1500: 100g calibration weight Calibration Procedures for GS-1500 Turn on the scale by pressing [ON/OFF] key.
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Page 5: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING The primary reasons for inaccuracy or malfunction are low batteries, incorrect calibration, overload or operating on an unstable surface. Please keep this in mind and maintain and operate your scale properly. This scale is a precise instrument and must be handled with the utmost care and caution. -
Page 6: Specifications
1543 gn Resolution 0.01g 0.001oz 0.05ct 0.1gn Calibration Weight 100g Platform Dimensions 2.5 x 3" (inches) Scale Dimensions 3 x 5 x 0.75" (inches) Power 2 x AAA (included) P.O. Box 1848 • Grand Island, NE 68802-1848 (308) 382-1390 • www.hornady.com...
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My scale is giving me an "OUt2" error, then immediately shuts off. I've tried different new batteries and get same result. Can this be repaired/corrected?
The "OUt2" error on a Hornady GS-1500 scale indicates a malfunction likely caused by a damaged load cell. Recalibration may be attempted using a 100g calibration weight, but if the error prevents calibration, the scale cannot be repaired by the user and the load cell is likely beyond repair. Replacing the scale may be necessary.
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@Mr. Anderson . Thank you for the quick response. Unfortunately, not the news I wanted to hear, but at least now I know what's happening. Regards, Ed