User manual BALANCE KH 5516 BODY FAT & WATER ANALYSIS SCALE

[. . . ] UK KOMPERNASS GMBH · BURGSTRASSE 21 · D-44867 BOCHUM www. kompernass. com ID Nr. : KH5516-04/07-V3 Body Fat & Water Analysis Scale KH 5516 Operating Manual KH 5516 Index 1. Overview of average values page 4 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 9 12 12 15 15 15 16 16 17 Read the operating instructions carefully before using the appliance for the first time and preserve this booklet for later reference. Hand over the manual to whomsoever you might pass the appliance on to. -3- KH5516 Body Fat & Water Analysis Scale KH 5516 NOTE: In these operating instructions, the Bodyfat, Muscle Mass and Body-Water Analysis Scale is referred to as , , scales". Ensure that water and/or moisture cannot enter the scales. This could irreparably damage the scales. There is also the risk of an electric shock! [. . . ] · If you remain standing on the scales, the device will automatically shut off after ca. · If you step from the scales, , , 0. 0 kg" will appear again on the display screen after a few seconds. The scales are now ready for further body weight measurement. · If no new body weight measurement is carried out within ca. 7 seconds, then the scales will turn off automatically after ca. Measuring the bodyweight, bodyfat, muscle mass and body-water shares and the calorie requirements. Important notice about measuring If possible, weigh yourself unclothed. This provides the most accurate measurements. In every case, step onto the scales without shoes and socks. Otherwise, a measurement of bodyweight, bodyfat, muscle mass and body-water shares and the calorie requirements is not possible. Additionally, the bodyweight shown will be higher than your actual bodyweight. -9- KH 5516 Bodyweight, bodyfat and body-water shares can be subject to considerable fluctuation during the course of a day. Through these natural fluctuations the measurements taken at different times of the day can, in part, differ considerably from each other. Therefore, if possible try to ensure that the measurements are taken. . . · under the same conditions, and · at the same time of day. Otherwise, the measurement results will not be comparable with each other. Always step onto the scales in the middle and with both feet. Then place the feet, one after the other, onto the left and right sensors. Otherwise, the scales could tip and become irreparably damaged. Additionally, there is the danger of falling!Ensure that the upper surface of the scales is dry when you step onto it. Otherwise, there is a danger of slipping!Do not burden the scales with a weight of more than 160 kg! [. . . ] Do not place any heavy or sharp objects on the scales. We recommend the use of the original packaging for storage of the scales. The scales may only be operated at temperatures between 10° and 40°C. These temperatures may also not be exceeded if the scales are not in use. [. . . ]