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new batteries? or one's that have been sitting around. they may be low. what they say to do... 1. Open the battery compartment on the scale underside. 2. Remove isolating tab from beneath the battery (if fitted) or insert batteries OBSERVING the polarity signs (+ and -) inside the battery compartment. 3.Close the battery compartment. 4. Select kg, st or lb weight mode by the switch on the underside of the scale. 5.For use on carpet attach enclosed carpet feet. 6.Position scale on a firm flat surface. next...... INITIALISING YOUR SCALE 1. Press the platform centre and remove your foot. 2.'0.0' will be displayed. 3.The scale will switch off and is now ready for use. This initialisation process MUST be repeated if the scale is moved. ie battery replacement.

Hi The chances are that this is a internal component failure,or defective membrane switch.You must way up the pros and cons as to if it is worth repairing, otherwise contact Salter. Best wishes..

You have some burnt out wiring in it. Don't try to use it because of the risk of fire or electric shock. If under warranty just exchange it. Otherwise get a quote for repair from a technician, and you may find it economic to simply buy a new one, because of the cost of labour and parts. Where I am repair would be a minimum of about $100 plus parts, which is a shame because of the growing pile of discarded electrical items.

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Put the weight on the scale. It should weigh ounces, pounds, grams, and killograms, all in the same unit.

Do you still have the manual with the troubleshooting section in it? It looks like this is an overload condiiton or an indicator that something is not right. The manual can help you to sort this out.

Cheaper to get another unit than to repair.

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Try leaving the battery disconnected for at least 30 seconds to give it time to reset itself.

When it is acting different from what you used to see, you could try replacing the battery.

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Take the batteries out and put them back in. Maybe you need new ones.

Is it possible you put the batteries in the wrong way? Sometimes a device will still have power in that situation, even though it won't work as expected. Try a new set of batteries, but clean the contacts in the battery compartment first, and double-check the battery orientation.

Number of grams multiplied by .0022 = lbs,

Take a ten pound bag of sugar and calibrate the scale to read 10 pounds.

I had the same problem and, suspecting that the metal contacts weren't making proper contact with the batteries, I used a long nosed pliers to gently bend all ten contacts towards to the batteries (there are eight small tabs in the battery compartment, and two on the battery cover). If you don't have a long nosed pliers a small screwdriver should do it if you held the fixed part of each set of contacts so it doesn't detach during the process. Unfortunately, it worked, but only for one weigh, and then it reverted to "Lo". This happened twice, so I telephoned the Salter Customer Service Helpline (01732 360783) who recommended a reset, which is done by removing the batteries, standing on the scale for 20 seconds, and replacing the batteries. That also only worked for one weigh, so they are looking into it further and I'll post the results here, but in the meantime I hope one of the above solutions will work for others.

i needs manuals of calibration of the scale salter model 6055

"EE" means that the scale has been overloaded. Try placing a small weight (i.e. 250g block of butter) on the scale and then turning the scale off and then on again with the small weight still on the scale. What this does is to try and re-calibrate the scale. If this doesn't work then I am pretty certain that the scales will need to be replaced. The scales in question do have a 15 year guarantee and you can try contacting Salter Housewares directly if you have your proof of purchase.https://www.pricescompare.co.uk/q&a/ee-showing-on-screen.html

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