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The most likely reason is it needs new batteries. The secondary reason would be bad connection inside. A final answer is putting it on a surface that is not flat and stable coupled with a non-distinct switch on.
I thought the scale was just completely broken, I was able to fix by doing the following.
1. turn unit off 2. hold down the on/off/tare AND the MODE button. 3. The unit will come up with a bunch of numbers on the screen. Release the buttons 4. Press MODE once, you will see "100" flash on the screen. if you don't press the button a second time. 5. place 100g of tare weights on the scale. 6. Press MODE button again. After this my scale said PASSED and shut off. 7. remove tare weights and turn device on. It should now register properly.
In my case. the scale was misregistering the 50g weights as 75. I shut it off. I pulled up ever so slightly on the scale plate on the hinge side of the plate are repeated steps 1-7.
I have no idea why they don't have a 3 part calibration on these.
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