Salter Digital Kitchen Scale - 5kg Capacity


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This guide is for anyone looking to accurately measure ingredients for cooking and baking with the Salter Digital Kitchen Scale. Its key benefit is precise measurements up to 5kg, making it a valuable tool in the kitchen. Note that while it measures liquids, it's best for general food preparation. This guide will help you understand the features, setup, and maintenance of your Salter Digital Kitchen Scale.
| Model Part Number | 1064 WHDR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Salter |
Refer to the instructions or press the 'unit' button. The specific button location may vary, see the product manual.
Place your bowl on the scale, press the 'zero' or 'tare' button, and then add your first ingredient. Press 'zero' or 'tare' again before adding the next ingredient.
Use the Aquatronic function to accurately measure liquids in milliliters or fluid ounces, depending on your selected unit.
The specific battery type is usually listed on the battery compartment or in the user manual. Typically, it uses AAA or coin cell batteries. Make sure you use the type specified.
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth. Do not submerge the scale in water or use harsh cleaning agents.
The maximum capacity is 5kg.
A physical manual is usually included. You can also likely find it online by searching for the product's model number.
Check the batteries and ensure they are correctly installed. Replace the batteries if necessary.
Ensure the scale is on a flat, stable surface. Recalibrate the scale by following the manufacturer's instructions, usually involving pressing the power button and waiting for the display to show zero.
Replace the batteries with new ones. Make sure the display is not obstructed.
Make sure nothing is on the scale, then press the zero or tare button.