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40 BSA II Operating Instructions Malfunctions W arning mes- sage Malfunction Cause Solution ERR 10 T aring is not possible. T he device cannot be manu- ally t ared because an applica- tion program has the tare memory res…
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Malfunctions
10 Malfunctions
10.1 Warning Messages
Warning mes-
sage
Malfunction Cause Solution
APP.ERR. The device has measured an
invalid weight value.
The applied weight is too low. Increase the applied weight
to more than the minimum
load.
The weight value is negative.
No sample has been placed
on the balance.
Place the sample on the bal-
ance.
DIS.ERR. The value to be output can-
not be shown in the operating
display.
The data to be displayed is
not compatible with the set
display format.
Adjust the display settings in
the menu, e.g. resolution,
unit, decimal places.
HIGH or
ERR55
The device is overloaded. The device’s maximum weigh-
ing capacity has been ex-
ceeded
Reduce the applied weight
to below the device’s maxi-
mum weighing capacity.
LOW or
ERR54
The modulation of the weigh-
ing converter inside the de-
vice is too low.
No weighing pan has been
placed on the balance.
Insert the weighing pan into
the device and switch the
device off and on again.
A previously forgotten weight
was removed after starting
the device.
An error exists in the weighing
system or in the device elec-
tronics.
Contact Sartorius Service.
COMM.ERR. The device is not receiving
any weight values.
No communication exists be-
tween the control unit and
the load cell.
Wait until the control unit re-
stores the communication
with the load cell.
If the problem occurs again:
Contact Sartorius Service.
PRT.ERR. The [Print] key is locked. The data interface for printout
is set to xBPI mode.
Reset the menu to the facto-
ry settings.
If the problem occurs again:
Contact Sartorius Service.
SYS.ERR. The system data is faulty. A memory error exists in the
control unit.
Switch the device off and on
again.
If the problem occurs again:
Contact Sartorius Service.
ERR 02 The device cannot be adjust-
ed when starting the adjust-
ment function due to a zero
point error.
The device was not zeroed
before the adjustment pro-
cess.
Zero the device.
Check the preload and set if
necessary.
The device is loaded. Remove the sample from the
weighing pan.
40 BSA II Operating Instructions
Malfunctions
Warning mes-
sage
Malfunction Cause Solution
ERR 10 Taring is not possible. The device cannot be manu-
ally tared because an applica-
tion program has the tare
memory reserved.
To release the tare memory:
Exit the application program
with the [Back] button.
ERR 11 The weight value cannot be
saved in the tare memory.
The weight value is negative
or “zero”.
Check the sample being
weighed.
Zero the device before plac-
ing the sample on the bal-
ance if necessary.
10.2 Troubleshooting
Malfunction Cause Solution Chapter,
Page
The operating display is
blank.
The device is disconnected. Check the connection to
the power supply.
The power supply unit is not connect-
ed.
Connect the power supply
cable to the power supply.
6.2, 31
The displayed weight
value changes con-
stantly.
The device installation site is unstable. Adjust the parameter for the
ambient conditions.
7.1, 32
Change the installation site.
A foreign object is positioned between
the weighing pan and the housing.
Remove the foreign object.
The weight readout dis-
played by the device is
obviously wrong.
The device has not been calibrated and
adjusted.
Calibrate and adjust the de-
vice.
7.2, 32
The device was not tared before weigh-
ing.
Tare the device.
For a conformity-as-
sessed device: The [In-
valid weight value] dis-
play is displayed.
The cause of this fault is displayed after
pressing the [Unit change] key. At the
same time, the “Toggle between
weight units” function is locked.
WARMU.xx.: The device is in the warm-
up phase and has not yet reached its
operating temperature. xx = remaining
time in minutes
Comply with the warm-up
time after switching the de-
vice on.
15.7, 46
VALUE.ERR.: The displayed value is in-
valid.
Set the device to zero.
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Decommissioning
11 Decommissioning
11.1 Decommissioning the Device
Procedure
t Switch off the device.
t Disconnect the power plug from the socket (supply
voltage) at the installation site.
t If accessories are connected to the device: Discon-
nect the accessory from the device (see instructions
for the accessory).
12 Transport
12.1 Transporting the Device
Procedure
t
CAUTION Risk of injury when carrying the device!
t Use both hands to carry the device. To do this,
reach sideways under the device with both hands.
t Do not carry the device on the draft shield or the
control unit.
t Use suitable conveyance devices for long transport
routes.
13 Storage and
Shipping
13.1 Storing
Procedure
t Decommission the device.
t Store the device according to the ambient condi-
tions (see Chapter 15.4, page44).
13.2 Returning the Device and
Parts
Defective devices or parts can be returned to Sartorius.
Returned devices must be clean, decontaminated, and
properly packed, e.g. in the original packaging.
Transport damage as well as measures for subsequent
cleaning and disinfection of the device or parts by Sarto-
rius shall be charged to sender.
Devices contaminated with hazardous materials, e.g.,
harmful biological or chemical substances, will not be
accepted for repair or disposal.
Procedure
t Decommission the device.
t Contact Sartorius Service for instructions on how to
return devices or parts (see www.sartorius.com).
t Pack the device and the parts properly for return, e.g.
in the original packaging.
14 Disposal
14.1 Disposing of the Device and
Parts
The device and the device accessories must be disposed
of properly by disposal facilities.
A battery is installed inside the device. Batteries must be
disposed of properly by disposal facilities.
Many of the packaging materials are recyclable to con-
tribute to reducing global waste volumes.
Procedure
t Dispose of the device in accordance with local gov-
ernment regulations. Inform the disposal facility that
there is a lithium battery installed inside the device
(type see Chapter “15.9 Backup Battery”,
page 49).
t Dispose of the packaging in accordance with local
government regulations. Utilize local recycling op-
tions.