Broken Salter Electronic Aquatronic Scale
Fellow Chowhounders, I need your help. I have a Salter Electronic Aquatronic Scale Model 3007 that I used daily until I inadvertently dropped something on it. Now all it gives me is an error reading (Err) when I turn it on. Can it be fixed or reset, or should I toss it and buy another? Any advice welcome.
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Now my new one isn't working, but it looks to me like someone washed it and the batteries got wet. My husband's off to the hardware to see if new batteries will do the trick - I did ask him to blow dry the innards first!
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re: keencook1
Sort of ironically, dropping the scale itself is probably less likely to cause serious damage. Dropping anything much over the scale's limit, or from a height, onto the weighing platform is the "best" way to permanently damage the relatively inexpensive pressure sensors home scales use. And you can buy a several home scales for the price of a lower end commecial scale...
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Something similar happened to me. You have to send it to Illinois and they tell you it might take six weeks to repair it. That is, if they even agree to the repair since it wasn't caused by a manufacturing defect. I use mine nearly every day as well and just said the hell with it and bought a new one.
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