I buy cheap and throw away when they fail. If rather throw away a $12 scale
than a $200 one.
I've been weighing using two of the small 10g scales. I had a small
problem trying to weigh a short length of carbon thread. The 10g scales
wouldn't register any weight. My mini-digital scale showed a few
milligrams. I'm hoping the 10g scales were correct!
On Feb 17, 2014 9:13 AM, "Tapio Linkosalo" <tapio.linkosalo_at_iki.fi> wrote:
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> On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 4:02 PM, <adanjo-373_at_mx1.ttcn.ne.jp> wrote:
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>> I checked one of my scale today. It is a Chinese-made cheap scale that I
>> bought 5 or so years ago.
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>> When I bought it, 10.000g weight reading was about 9.990g.
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>> Today, it was about 9.965g. And 3g weight was about 2.980g.
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>> I replaced the batteries with new ones, it was useless.
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> Have you tried re-calibrating it? There should be instructions in the
> booklet that came with the scale, the process involves using that 10 gram
> calibration weight, and should re-adjust your scale so that it reads 0.000
> when empty and 10.000 with the weight on the pan.
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