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Ankor produces reliable health and home electronics, notably featuring digital personal mini scales built with high-precision weight tracking sensors.

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Ankor Manuals and Product Guides

Ankor is a consumer brand that manufactures practical health and daily household electronic devices. Featured products include the Ankor Health Mini Scale, an electronic personal scale equipped with a high-precision strain sensor system designed to help users accurately track their weight and health over time. Ankor focuses on straightforward, user-friendly functionality, with features like automatic zero resetting, auto switch-off, and varied unit conversions.

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Ankor Health Mini Scale User Manual

October 27, 2021
Ankor Health Mini Scale Your new electronic personal scale has been designed to accurately indicate your weight gain or loss over a period of time and should give many years…

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  • How do I turn on my Ankor Health Mini Scale?

    The Ankor scale features automatic zero resetting and an automatic switch-on function. Simply place the scale on a hard, flat surface and stand on it in balance. The scale will display your weight automatically after about 3 seconds and switch off after 8 seconds of inactivity.

  • What type of batteries does the Ankor Health Mini Scale use?

    Depending on the model variant, the Ankor Health Mini Scale typically uses either two 1.5V Lithium batteries or one 3V CR2032 Lithium battery.

  • What does "Lo" mean on the Ankor scale display?

    The "Lo" symbol is a low-voltage detection warning. When you see this symbol, it means the battery power is low and the batteries need to be replaced.

  • What does "LCER" or "o-Ld" mean on my scale?

    If your display shows "o-Ld", the scale has exceeded its maximum weight capacity. If it displays "LCER", it indicates that the sensor may be damaged or there is a circuit breaker error within the device.