BF 1000 - Scale BEURER - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL BF 1000 BEURER

1. Getting to know your device ................................. 18

2. Signs and symbols ................................................ 19

3. Warnings and safety notes ....................................19

7. Configuring the diagnostic bathroom scale with

14. Cleaning and maintaining the device .................. 31

Included in delivery

iagnostic bathroom scale with raised display on aluminium stand

hese instructions for use

ounting kit (4 screws with 2 replacement screws + Allen key)

x feet for carpet Dear customer, Thank you for choosing a product from our range. Our name stands for high-quality, thoroughly tested products for applications in the areas of heat, weight, blood pressure, body temperature, pulse, gentle therapy, massage, beauty, baby and air. Please read these instructions for use carefully and keep them for later use. Be sure to make them accessible to other users and observe the information they contain. With kind regards, Your Beurer team

1. Getting to know your device

Functions of the device The purpose of this digital scale is weighing and calculating your personal fitness data. It is intended for private use. The scale is equipped with the following functions, which can be used by up to 10 different people:

ody weight measurement

ody fat percentage calculation

uscle percentage calculation

one mass calculation

asal metabolic rate and active metabolic rate calculation. The scale also includes the following additional features:

ross measurement with 8 electrodes allows for segment analysis, i.e. a separate display of individual body parts (arms, legs, torso)

nnovative menu navigation on large display (in 5 languages),

witch between kilograms “kg”, pounds “lb” and stones “st”

attery replacement display for low batteries Read these instructions for use carefully and keep them for later use, be sure to make them accessible to other users and observe the information they contain. Contents19

utomatic user recognition

torage of the last 30 measurements for 10 users if the data cannot be transferred to the app

uest mode (without memory function).

2. Signs and symbols

The following symbols appear in these instructions for use: WARNING Warning instruction indicating a risk of injury or damage to health. IMPORTANT Safety note indicating possible damage to the unit/accessory. Note Note on important information.

3. Warnings and safety notes

he scale may not be used by people with medical implants (e.g. pacemakers), as this may affect their functionality.

o not use during pregnancy.

ever step onto the outer edge of the scale on just one side as this could cause the scale to tip!

eep packaging material away from children (risk of suffocation).

mportant, do not step onto the scale with wet feet or if the surface of the scale is damp – danger of slipping! Notes on handling batteries

f your skin or eyes come into contact with battery fluid, rinse the affected area with water and seek medical assistance.

Choking hazard! Small children may swallow and choke on batteries. Store batteries out of the reach of small children.

f a battery has leaked, put on protective gloves and clean the battery compartment with a dry cloth.

rotect batteries from excessive heat.

Risk of explosion! Do not throw batteries into a fire.

f the device is not to be used for a relatively long period, take the batteries out of the battery compartment.

se identical or equivalent battery types only.

lways replace all batteries at the same time.

o not use rechargeable batteries.

o not disassemble, open or crush the batteries. General notes

he device is only suitable for personal use, not for medical or commercial purposes.

lease note that measuring tolerances are possible for technical reasons as this scale is not calibrated for use in a professional medical context.

n cases of differing measurements (between the scale and app), only use the measured values displayed on the scale.

he scale's maximum capacity is 200 kg (440 lb/31 st). The results for weight measurement are displayed in increments of 50 g (0.1 lb).

easurements of body fat, body water and muscle content are displayed in increments of 0.1%.

he calorie requirement and visceral fat are given in increments of 1 kcal and whole numbers.

hen supplied to the customer, the scale is set to weigh and measure in “kg” and “cm”.

lace the scale on an even, hard surface; a hard surface is crucial for achieving accurate measurements.

epairs may only be carried out by Beurer Customer Services or authorised retailers. Before submitting a complaint, please check the batteries first and replace them if necessary.20 Storage and maintenance The accuracy of the measurements and service life of the device depend on its careful handling: IMPORTANT

o not use any abrasive cleaning products and never submerge the device in water.

ake sure that no liquids come into contact with the scale. Never submerge the scale in water. Never rinse it in running water.

o not place any objects on the scale when not in use.

rotect the device from knocks, damp, dust, chemicals, marked temperature fluctuations and nearby sources of heat (ovens, heaters).

o not press the buttons violently or with pointed objects.

o not expose the scale to high temperatures or strong electromagnetic fields.

The measurement principle This scale works on the principle of B.I.A. (bioelectrical impedance analysis). This involves the calculation of body content in a matter of seconds, using a current that cannot be felt, is completely harmless and does not pose any risk. When this measurement of the electrical resistance (impedance) is considered alongside constants and/or indi- vidual values (age, height, gender, activity level), the body fat percentage and other variables in the body can be calculated. Muscle tissue and water conduct electricity well and therefore have a lower resistance. In contrast, bones and fat tissue have low conductivity as the fat cells and bones are barely able to conduct the current due to very high levels of resistance. The electrical contact to the body is enhanced through 4 hand electrodes and 4 foot electrodes to achieve a higher measurement accuracy and better analysis. This sensitive analysis technology means readings may change slightly when measurements are repeated. This is caused by changes during the impedance measure- ment (e.g. different electrical contact to the electrodes by the hands and feet, different distribution of water in the body). Please note that the values calculated by the diagnostic bathroom scale only represent an approximation of the actual medical analytical values for the body. Only a specialist doctor can precisely establish the body fat, body water, muscle percentage and bone structure using medical methods (e.g. computer tomography). General tips

s far as possible, weigh yourself at the same time every day (ideally in the morning), after having been to the toilet, on an empty stomach and without clothing, in order to obtain results which can be compared.

mportant point regarding the measurement: the calculation of body fat may only be carried out using meas- urement with the hands and bare feet; the soles of the feet may be lightly dampened where appropriate.

esults may be unsatisfactory if the soles of the feet are completely dry or have a large amount of hard skin since conductivity will be impaired.

tand up straight and still during measurement.

ait a few hours after any physical exertion to which your body is unaccustomed.

ait approx. 15 minutes after getting up so that the water stored in your body can disperse.

emember that only the long-term trend is important. Short-term changes in weight within a few days are nor- mally caused by loss of fluids; however, body water plays an important role in terms of well-being. Limitations When calculating body fat and the other values, unusual and implausible results may occur in the case of:

hildren under approx. 10 years of age

ersons with a fever, persons undergoing dialysis, persons with oedema symptoms and persons suffering from osteoporosis

ersons taking cardiovascular medication (affecting the heart and vascular system)

ersons with significant anatomical abnormalities in their legs compared with their overall body height (leg length significantly shorter or longer)

erformance athletes and bodybuilders.21

Body fat percentage with interpretation3. Bluetooth

Positioning the scale Place the scale on a flat and stable surface. A solid surface is a prerequisite for a precise measurement.

1. Open the cardboard box. 5. Position the aluminium stand upright in the card-

board box. Slide the scale to the edge...

2. Remove the polystyrene cover on the left

...and secure with screws at the bottom.

3. Lift up the upper and lower part of the

aluminium stand at the same time.

Hold the stand in place with one hand and remove the film with the other.

4. Insert the upper part of the aluminium stand

into the lower part and secure with screws at the top.

Insert batteries the correct way round in the under- side of the scale (+/-). Stand the scale upright on a flat surface.23

7. Configuring the diagnostic bathroom scale with an app

To calculate your body fat percentage and additional body values, you must save the personal user data on the scale. The scale has 10 user memory spaces which allows, for example, you and your family members to save personal settings. It is also possible to activate users via other mobile end devices on which the “beurer HealthManager” app has been installed or by changing the user profile in the app (see the app settings). Keep the smartphone close to the scale in order to maintain an active Bluetooth

connection during initial use.

in your smartphone's settings.

ownload the free "beurer HealthManager" app from the Apple App Store (iOS) or from Google Play (Android™).

tart the app and follow the instructions.

he following settings must be set or entered in the “beurer HealthManager” app: User data Set values Initials Max. 3-digit (A-Z, 0-9) Gender Male (

Height 100 to 250 cm (3' 3.5" to 8' 02") Date of birth Year, month, day Activity level The medium-term and long-term perspective is decisive when selecting the activ

ity level: Physical activity 1 None.

Low: little and light physical exertion (e.g. going for walks, light gardening, simple gymnastics).

Medium: physical exertion, at least 2 to 4 times a week for 30 minutes each. 4 High: physical exertion, at least 4 to 6 times a week for 30 minutes each.

Very high: intensive physical exertion, intensive training or hard physical work for at least 1 hour every day. Target weight kg/lb/st (for progress graph)

he app assigns the next free user memory space (person 1 to person 10) to you.

arrying out the measurement: For automatic personal recognition, the first measurement must be assigned to your personal user data. The app will prompt you to do this. For how to do this, please see chapter “9. Carrying out the measurement”.

8. Alternatively: configuring the diagnostic bathroom scale without an app

We recommend using the app for the initial use and implementing all settings. See chapter “7. Configuring the diagnostic bathroom scale with an app”. However, this can also be carried out on the device itself. Specify device/time/user settings on the control unit. To do so, use the [ ] and [ ] buttons to make your selection and confirm with [SET ] respectively. a.) Setting the time

[SET ] “SET TIME” [SET ]

Sequence Set values Date Year – Month – Day Time Hours – Minutes24 b.) Specifying device settings

[SET ] “SET UNIT” [SET ]

ON – OFF When set to “OFF”, a Bluetooth

connection is only possible if the scale is switched on. This can be useful for extending the battery life or to prevent undesirable radio radiation. c.) Setting user data

[SET ] “SET USER” [SET ]

Height 100 to 250 cm (3' -03" to 8' -02") Date of birth Year, month, day Activity level 1 to 5 (see section 7) Target weight kg/lb/st (for progress graph) User PIN Assigned automatically for Bluetooth

use at a later time. This information is only required for app set-up in the future, if existing scale users are to be added during app installations at a later time. Logging in to the app at a later time If you have carried out the initial use of the scale without using the app, you can add your existing scale user to the “beurer HealthManager" app. This requires you to enter your 4-digit user “PIN”. This process is described in the app.

9. Carrying out the measurement

9.1 Body weight measurement

ress the [ ] button on the control unit. 0.0 kg appears in the display.

he scale is then ready to take a weight measurement. To measure your weight, step onto the scale with your weight distributed evenly on both feet. The weight data will not be stored; user allocation will not be possible, as there is no BIA measurement via the hands or feet.

9.2 Carrying out guest measurement

For one-time measurement or if no user data is to be stored. For this, guest mode must be switched on in the device settings. [ ] “Guest” [SET ] or switch scale on User data Set values Gender Male (

Height 100 to 250 cm (3' -03" to 8' -02") Date of birth Year, month, day Activity level 1 to 5 (see section 7)25

9.3 User measurement, total body analysis

ress the [ ] button on the control unit. 0.0 kg appears in the display. If guest mode has been activated in the scale settings, step onto the scale when it is switched off.

tand on the scale barefoot holding the control unit in your hands. Hold the control unit with the underside of your thumbs on the front electrodes and with your fingers pressed firmly against the back electrodes.

tand still with your weight distributed equally on both feet. Make sure there is no skin contact between your two feet, legs, calves and thighs.

f the scale recognises you automatically, the impedance for the analysis will be measured after the weight measurement. This is indicated by the symbol showing current passing through the body.

s soon as the total body analysis is complete, the overview will be shown. The measurement is automatically stored. 18:33

kcal 23-05-2018 Initials Segment analysis Note: The measurement will not be saved if the following applies:

he user is not automatically detected. This happens if your measured weight differs from the previous measurement by +/- 3 kg or if another user has similar values (+/- 3 kg) to yours. In this case, press the [ ] button to select the user manually and to carry out the measurement again.

he user is standing on the scale with shoes on.

he user is not holding the handheld unit with their hands.

10. Analysis of measured values

The results will be analysed automatically after taking the measurement or after selecting the user manually on the control unit. Select your user using the [ ] button. Confirm using the [SET] button or wait 3 seconds. General overview The general overview appears at a glance in the display either before or after a total body analysis for your user. 23-05-201818:33

Segment analysis for body fat and muscle percentage a) Body fat in left and right arm

ress the menu button [ ] until is selected. The segment analysis for body fat in the left and right arm appears in the display. 23-05-201818:33

c) Body fat in the torso

a) Muscle percentage in left and right arm

se the [ ] button to select the detailed display of muscle percentage in the left and right arm. 23-05-2018 18:33 b) Muscle percentage in left and right leg

se the [ ] button to select the detailed display of muscle percentage in the left and right leg. 23-05-2018 18:33 g) Muscle percentage in torso

se the [ ] button to select the detailed display of muscle percentage in the torso. 23-05-2018 18:33 Graphic representation a) Body weight

ress the menu button [ ] until is selected. The trend for your body weight appears in the display. The trend for your body weight is shown from measurement to measurement. Later measurements are added on the right. The reference line shows your target weight. You can change your target weight in the user data at any time. 23-05-2018 18:33 b) Body fat

se the [ ] button to switch to showing body fat values . The trend for your body fat values is shown from measurement to measurement. The reference line represents the average value for all body fat measurements; the bars show whether the values have gone up or down. 23-05-2018 18:33 BF27 c) Water proportion

se the [ ] button to switch to showing water proportion . The trend for your body’s water proportion is shown from measurement to meas- urement. The reference line represents the average value for all water proportion measurements; the bars show whether the values have gone up or down. 23-05-201818:33 d) Muscle percentage

se the [ ] button to switch to showing muscle percentage . The trend for your muscle percentage is shown from measurement to measure

ment. The reference line represents the average value for all muscle percentage measurements; the bars show whether the values have gone up or down. 23-05-201818:33 Showing stored measurements

ress the menu button [ ] until is selected. The most recent measured stored measurement appears in the display. The measurement date and the memory space number are shown at the top, e.g. (03-03) means the third memory space = the last of a total of 3 occupied memory spaces.

se the [ , ] buttons to cycle through the memory spaces. 23-05-2018

ress the menu button [ ] until is selected. All average values in the stored measurements are shown in the display. The dates of the first and the last measurement are shown at the top. 23-05-201818:33

ress the menu button [ ] until is selected. The theoretically calculated basal metabolic rate BMR and the active meta- bolic rate AMR are shown in Kcal. 23-05-201818:33 kcal KCAL KCAL BMR: AMR: Switching off the scale (standby mode)

ait until the display switches itself off or press the [ ] button on the control unit to switch the display off manually. The date and time remain visible.

11. Evaluating the results

Body fat percentage Body fat values are shown in the display and analysed with the bar chart. The subsequent body fat percentages serve as a guideline (for further information ask your doctor).28 Male Female Age Low Normal High Very high Age Low Normal High Very high 10-14 <11 % 11–16 % 16.1–21 % >21 % 10-14 <16 % 16 – 21 % 21.1– 26 % >26 % 15-19 <12 % 12–17 % 17.1– 22 % >22 % 15-19 <17 % 17 – 22 % 22.1– 27 % >27 % 20–29 <13 % 13-18 % 18.1– 23 % >23 % 20–29 <18 % 18 – 23 % 23.1–28 % >28 % 30–39 <14 % 14-19 % 19.1– 24 % >24 % 30–39 <19 % 19 – 24 % 24.1– 29 % >29 % 40–49 <15 % 15 – 20 % 20.1– 25 % >25 % 40–49 <20 % 20 – 25 % 25.1– 30 % >30 % 50–59 <16 % 16 – 21 % 21.1– 26 % >26 % 50–59 <21 % 21– 26 % 26.1– 31 % >31 % 60–69 <17 % 17 – 22 % 22.1– 27 % >27 % 60–69 <22 % 22 – 27 % 27.1– 32 % >32 % 70–100 <18 % 18 – 23 % 23.1–28 % >28 % 70–100 <23 % 23 – 28 % 28.1– 33 % >33 % Values will often be lower for fitness enthusiasts. Depending on the sporting activities performed, the training intensity and the physical constitution, the results may still be below the stated standard values. Please note, however, that there may be a risk to health in the case of extremely low values. Visceral fat (organ fat/abdominal fat) Visceral fat denotes fat that surrounds the internal organs within the abdominal cavity. Visceral fat is suspected of contributing to conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes. Visceral fat is shown in the display as a value between 1 and 59. Visceral fat percentage value Rating 1-12 Your visceral fat percentage is in the normal range. 13-59 Your visceral fat percentage is too high. Body water content The body water content in % is normally within the following ranges: Male Female Age Poor Good Very good Age Poor Good Very good 10–100 <50 % 50 – 65 % >65 % 10–100 <45 % 45 – 60 % >60 % Body fat contains relatively little water, therefore body water content may be below the standard values in per- sons with a high body fat percentage. On the other hand, endurance athletes may exceed the standard values due to having low levels of fat and a high muscle percentage. The body water calculation performed using this scale is not suitable for drawing medical conclusions, for exam- ple in the case of age-related water retention. Consult your doctor where necessary. A high body water content is generally desirable.29 Muscle percentage The muscle percentage measurement measures the skeletal muscle mass. No organ muscles are taken into account. The muscle percentage is normally within the following ranges: Male Female Age Low Normal High Age Low Normal High 10-14 <44% 44 – 57 % >57 % 10-14 <36% 36 – 43 % >43 % 15-19 <43% 43 – 56 % >56 % 15-19 <35% 35 – 41 % >41 % 20–29 <42% 42 – 54 % >54 % 20–29 <34% 34 – 39 % >39 % 30–39 <41% 41– 52 % >52 % 30–39 <33% 33 – 38 % >38 % 40–49 <40% 40 – 50 % >50 % 40–49 <31% 31– 36 % >36 % 50–59 <39% 39 – 48 % >48 % 50–59 <29% 29 – 34 % >34 % 60–69 <38% 38 – 47 % >47 % 60–69 <28% 28 – 33 % >33 % 70–100 <37% 37 – 46 % >46 % 70–100 <27% 27 – 32 % >32 % Bone mass Like the rest of our body, our bones are subject to natural growth, shrinking and ageing processes. Bone mass increases rapidly during childhood and reaches its peak between the ages of 30 and 40. As we age, our bone mass then begins to reduce. You can combat this reduction to an extent with the help of a healthy diet (particu- larly calcium and vitamin D) and regular physical exercise. The stability of the skeleton can be further increased by means of targeted muscle build-up. Note that this scale identifies the mineral content of the bone. It is very difficult to influence the bone mass, although it does fluctuate within the scope of influencing factors (weight, height, age, gender). There are no recognised guidelines or recommendations. Important Please do not confuse bone mass with bone density. The bone density can only be determined by means of a medical examination (e.g. computer tomography, ultrasound). It is therefore not possible to draw conclusions on changes to bones and bone hardness (e.g. osteoporosis) using this scale. BMR The basal metabolic rate (BMR) is the amount of energy required by the body at complete rest in order to main- tain its basic functions (e.g. lying in bed 24 hours a day). This value is primarily dependent on weight, height and age. It is displayed on the diagnostic scale in the unit kcal/day and calculated using the scientifically recognised Mifflin St. Jeor equation. This is the amount of energy that is required by your body under all circumstances and must be re-supplied to the body in the form of food. If your energy intake is below this level in the longer term, this can result in damage to health. AMR The active metabolic rate (AMR) is the amount of energy that the active body consumes each day. An individual’s energy requirement increases when the level of physical activity increases; the diagnostic bathroom scale calcu- lates this by means of the activity level (1–5) that has been entered. To maintain the current weight, the energy that the body uses must be replaced in the form of food and drink. If less energy is taken in than is used over a long period of time, the body primarily takes the difference from the fat stores with resulting weight loss. However, if the amount of energy taken in exceeds the calculated active meta- bolic rate (AMR) for a longer period, the body cannot burn off the excess energy. The excess is stored in the body as fat, leading to weight gain.30 Temporal context of the results Please note that only the long-term trend is significant. Brief deviations in weight within a few days are nor- mally caused by loss of fluids. The interpretation of the results is based on changes in total body weight, percentage of body fat, body water and muscle content, as well as on the length of time over which these changes occur. Rapid changes within the scope of a few days are to be considered separately from medium-term changes (in the scope of weeks) and long-term changes (months). It can be said as a basic rule that short-term changes in weight are almost entirely changes in water content, whereas medium-term and long-term changes may also relate to the fat percentage and the muscle percentage.

f your weight drops in the short term but your body fat percentage increases or stays the same, you have only lost water, for example following a training session, visit to the sauna or a diet aimed only at fast weight loss.

n the other hand, if your weight increases in the medium term and your body fat percentage drops or stays the same, you may have built up valuable muscle mass.

• If your weight and body fat percentage both fall at the same time, then your diet is working – you are losing fat mass.

deally, you should support your diet with physical activity, fitness or strength training. This enables you to increase your muscle percentage in the medium term.

ody fat, body water and muscle percentages should not be totalled (muscle tissue also contains components made of body water).

12. Transferring measurements via app

If the app is not open, the newly assigned measurements are saved on the scale. A maximum of 30 measure- ments per user can be saved on the scale. The saved measurements are transferred automatically to the app when you open the app within the Bluetooth range. It is possible to automatically transfer data when the scale is switched off if Bluetooth

is enabled in the device settings.

13. Additional information

Deleting scale data a) Delete user with all settings and saved values

fter switching on, select your user by pressing the [ ] button. If necessary, press the button several times and confirm with [SET].

hen 0.0 appears in the display, hold down the [SET] button for 12 seconds to delete the user.

se the [ , ] buttons to select “YES” and confirm the prompt using the [SET] button. If you do not want to delete the user, confirm “NO” using the [SET] button. All saved values and settings for this user will be deleted. b) Delete individual saved value for a user

elect a measured value in the user memory and briefly press the [SET] button on the control unit to delete the stored value displayed.

ou can also do this immediately after the measurement is taken.

se the [ , ] buttons to select “YES” and confirm the prompt using the [SET] button. If you do not want to delete the value, confirm “NO” using the [SET] button. c) Delete all stored values for a user

pen the user memory and press the [SET] button on the control unit for around 5 seconds to delete all values.

se the [ , ] buttons to select “YES” and confirm the prompt using the [SET] button. If you do not want to delete, confirm “NO” using the [SET] button. Changing the batteries The control unit has a low battery indicator. “LOW BATTERY” appears in the display if the batteries in the scale are too weak. In this case, the batteries should be replaced. Connect the scale to the app again. The system time is updated. NOTE: – When replacing the batteries, use batteries of the same type, make and capacity.

o not use rechargeable batteries.

14. Cleaning and maintaining the device

The device should be cleaned from time to time. This should be done using a damp cloth and, if necessary, a small amount of detergent. IMPORTANT

ever use harsh solvents or cleaning products!

ever submerge the device in water!

o not clean the device in the dishwasher.

Empty, completely flat batteries must be disposed of through specially designated collection boxes, recycling points or electronics retailers. You are legally required to dispose of the batteries. The codes below are printed on batteries containing harmful substances: Pb = Battery contains lead, Cd = Battery contains cadmium, Hg = Battery contains mercury. For environmental reasons, do not dispose of the device in the household waste at the end of its service life. Dispose of the device at a suitable local collection or recycling point in your country. Dispose of the device in accordance with EC Directive – WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). If you have any questions, please contact the local authorities responsible for waste disposal. Dispose of packaging in an environmentally friendly manner

16. What if there are problems?

If the scale encounters an error during measurement, the following is displayed: Display Cause Solution ERROR:_OVERLOAD Maximum weight capacity of 200 kg exceeded. Loads must be limited to 200 kg. LOW_BATTERY Batteries are nearly flat. Replace the batteries (see section on chang- ing the batteries). MEMORY_FULL 30 measurements have been stored. Transfer the measured values. ERROR:_CONTACT ERROR The electrical resistance between the electrodes and the soles of the feet is too high (e.g. with very hard skin). Repeat the measurement barefoot. Dampen the soles of your feet slightly. If necessary, remove hard skin on the soles. Hold the hand electrodes with the fingers behind and the balls of the thumb in front. ERROR:_DATA The BIA measurement was successful, but the fat percentage is outside the measur- able range (less than 3% or greater than 65%). Please repeat the measurement barefoot, or with the soles of the feet lightly dampened if necessary. If necessary, change your set activity level. Empty display Batteries are completely flat. Replace the batteries (see section on chang

ing the batteries). The batteries are not inserted properly. Check for correct polarity, (see “Initial use” -> “Changing the batteries”). Only weight is dis

played, no diag- nosis Unknown measurement as it is outside the user assignment limit or a unique assign- ment is not possible. Select user on the scale using the [ ] but- ton or repeat user assignment in the app. Hold the electrodes of the handheld unit and stand barefoot on the scales. Incorrect weight measurement Possible faults Solution Incorrect zero point of scale. Switch the scale on, wait approx. 5 seconds and repeat the measurement. Scale is on a carpet. Place the scale on a flat, solid surface. Stand on the outside of the scale as far as possible without it tipping. When using on carpeted floors, please attach the supplied feet for the carpet.

PAP32 Possible faults Solution Incorrect weight is displayed. Stand as still as possible. Incorrect weight is displayed. Wait until the scale switches itself off. Then repeat the measurement. No Bluetooth

connection ( symbol is missing) Possible faults Solution Radio connection The range in the open is approx. 10 m. Walls and ceilings reduce the range. Other radio waves may interfere with the transmission. Therefore, do not position the scale near devices such as WIFI routers, microwaves, induction hobs etc. Bluetooth

connection Completely close the app (including in the background). Switch Bluetooth

off and back on again. Switch the smartphone off and back on again. Remove the batteries in the scale for a short period and reinsert them. See FAQs at www.beurer.com. Connection set-up taking too long Faster Bluetooth interval when the scale is switched on.

wireless technology This product uses Bluetooth

low energy technol- ogy, frequency band 2.402 – 2.480 GHz, transmis- sion power max. 0 dBm, compatible with Blue- tooth

A list of compatible smartphones, plus information and software for the devices can be found at the following link: connect.beurer.com System requirements for the "beurer HealthManager" app

≥ 4.0 Subject to technical changes. We hereby confirm that this product complies with the European RED Directive 2014/53/EU. The CE Declaration of Conformity for this product can be found under: https://www.beurer.com/web/we-landingpages/de/cedeclarationofconformity.php

18. Warranty / service

In case of a claim under the warranty please contact your local dealer or the local representation which is mentioned in the list “service international”. In case of returning the unit please add a copy of your receipt and a short report of the defect. The following warranty terms shall apply:

1. The warranty period for BEURER products is either 5 years or – if longer – the country specific warranty

period from date of Purchase. In case of a warranty claim, the date of purchase has to be proven by means of the sales receipt or invoice.

2. Repairs (complete unit or parts of the unit) do not extend the warranty period.

3. The warranty shall not be valid for damages because of

a. improper treatment, e.g. nonobservance of the user instructions. b. repairs or tampering by the customer or unauthorised third parties. c. transport from the manufacturer to the consumer or during transport to the service centre. d. The warranty shall not be valid for accessories which are subject to normal wear and tear (cu, batteries etc.).

4. Liability for direct or indirect consequential losses caused by the unit are excluded even if the damage to

the unit is accepted as a warranty claim. Subject to errors and changes33 FRANÇAIS

[SET ] “CONFIG._TIEMPO” [SET ]

Secuencia Valores de ajuste Fecha Año – Mes – Día Hora Horas – Minutos55 b.) Configurar aparato

[SET ] “CONFIG._APTO.” [SET ]

[SET ] “CAMB._USUARIO” [SET ]

[SET ] "IMPOSTA ORA" [SET ]

Sequenza Valori di impostazione Data Anno – Mese – Giorno Ora Ore – Minuti71 b.) Impostazione dell'apparecchio

[SET ] "IMPOSTA APPAR." [SET ]

[SET ] "CAMBIA PERSONA" [SET ]

[SET ] “SET TIME (ZAMAN AYARI)” [SET ]

[SET ] SET_TIME [SET ]

Последовательность Значения настроек Дата Год, месяц, день Время Часы, минуты103 б) Настройка прибора

[SET ] SET_UNIT [SET ]

[SET ] SET_USER [SET ]