20 Most Recent Terraillon FBC Alteo Family Body Control Scale, White Questions & Answers

I found this procedure which was given by Taran_2005. I just come to try him(it) on mine, that works."The following reset procedure is used when the scale shows an err2, err, 0.0, inaccurate weight, or some other unusual error.

1. Remove the battery from the scale.
2. Sit the scale on a hard surface floor.
3. Step up onto the scale, stand still for about 5 seconds and step off the scale.
4. Re-install your battery.
5. Place the scale back on a hard surface floor.
6. With one foot only, place just enough weight on the scale for the display shows zero's or dashes. Once you see zeros or dashes remove your foot.
7. Wait for the scale to turn off again.
8. Step up onto the scale for a weight.

If the reset is successful, you should receive a weight right away."

Unfortunately, this is not a well known make. If this is the model, the manual is worse than useless. The most likely reason would be that the new batteries are not good or the polarity of the batteries you put in are incorrect. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1186688/Terraillon-Gp3000.html?page=5#manual ..

Make sure that the item you are attempting to weigh does not exceed the scale level that you have set. If so you will get error message.

Should be a reset button.

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Only in those that are not healthy in the first place or those that are older. Our immune system becomes less effective at fighting infections as we age. This results in older people contracting more infections and they can be more severe.

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National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov > articles > PMC7566589 by JR Glynn · 2020 · Cited by 69 - In a systematic analysis we identified 142 datasets with information on severity of disease by age for 32 different infectious diseases, ... ..