334 Service Manual

Service Manual
for seca 334 LC / 335 LC

Variants:
3341321008
3341321368
3357021094 Service Manual Number

3357021129
3357021159 17-05-01-342-b
Valid as of: 01.04.2013
Description:
Baby scale with 4 load cell technology
When servicing or repairing seca devices according to this service manual, always take note of the
instruction manual of the product. To download the latest version of the instruction manual and EMC
Recommendation go to www.seca.com.
Contents:
Description electronic 30-34-00-864
Cableplan 08-02-06-036 a
Replacement 30-34-00-752 a
Spare parts 334 1321008
Spare parts drawing 30-34-00-749 b
EMC Recommendation 30-35-00-219
Instruction manual mod. 334 LC 17-10-06-335
Instruction manual mod. 335 LC 17-10-07-552
Instruction manual mod. 335 LC China 17-10-07-555
Manual number: 17-05-01-342-b

Service Instructions LC Electronics seca
Service Instructions Electronics (LC)
MODEL
[334|335|382|383|384|385|769|799|780|833|834|835|869|899|874|
875|876|877|878|952|956]
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Contents seca
Contents
1 General Information....................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 Rating plates..................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 Structure and function of scale section ............................................................................ 4
1.2.1 Structure .............................................................................................................. 4
1.2.2 Function ............................................................................................................... 4
2 Calibration of Scales ..................................................................................................................... 6

2.1 Manual calibration of scale [334|335|382|383|384|385|833|834|835] .............................. 6
2.2 Manual calibration of scale [874|875|876|877|878|952|956] ............................................ 9
2.3 Manual calibration of scale [769|780|799|869|899] ........................................................ 11
2.3.1 Linear calibration ............................................................................................... 11
2.3.2 Calibration of corner loading.............................................................................. 13
3 Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................... 15
3.1 Error symptoms scale..................................................................................................... 15
3.2 Scale error messages..................................................................................................... 16
3.3 Error messages [334|335|382|383|384|385|833|834|835|874|875|876|877|878|952|956]16
3.4 Error messages [769|799|780|869|899] ......................................................................... 17
4 Measurements for Fault Localisation .......................................................................................... 19

4.1 Power supply .................................................................................................................. 19
4.2 Load cell ......................................................................................................................... 19
4.2.1 Testing load cells with a multimeter................................................................... 19
5 Replacing Electronics.................................................................................................................. 21
6 Appendices.................................................................................................................................. 23
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General Information seca
1 General Information
These service instructions are for technicians responsible for the maintenance and repair
of devices. These persons must be familiar with all regulations governing electrical
engineering and comply with them in all cases. These instructions are not intended for
users without specialist skills.
These instructions describe servicing for the devices [334|335|382|383|384|385|769|799|
780|833|834|835|869|899|874|875|876|877|878|952|956]. The individual sections indicate
the devices to which they apply in each case.
1.1 Rating plates
To identify the exact model see the information and serial number on the underside or
base frame of the device (see Figure 1). Please take note of this data so you have it to
hand when making queries or ordering spare parts.
Figure 1: Rating plates
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1.2 Structure and function of scale section
1.2.1 Structure
The scale basically consists of the following parts:
 Base frame with up to four load cells

 Display unit with keypad
 Power supply (batteries, optional power pack)
.
1.2.2 Function
The effect of weight on the weighing surface causes elastic deformation of the load
cell(s) underneath. They produce an electronic analogue signal which shows linear
variation in relation to the application of force. This signal is measured by the weight
calculation system, analysed and displayed as a weighing value. Figure 2 shows the
function chart for scales with separate electronic modules for weight calculation and
display. Figure 3 shows the function chart for scales with one electronic module for
weight calculation and display.
LCD module
08-06-18-147
Keypad
(Modular cable)
LC weight calculation
DC power
08-06-18-149
Load Load Load Load

cell cell cell cell
Figure 2: Function chart [769|799|780|869|899]
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LC compact modules (weight

calculation and display)
08-06-18-142 or 08-06-18-160 Keypad
DC supply
Load Load Load Load

cell cell cell cell
Figure 3: Function chart [334|335|382|383|384|385|833|834|835|874|875|876|877|878|952|956]
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Calibration of Scales seca
2 Calibration of Scales
The scale is equipped with a calibration option to compensate for linear measurement
errors as for example, those occurring with geographical variation in the earth's
gravitational force. This calibration procedure must also be carried out whenever a load
cell is replaced.
Calibration can be performed in one of two ways:
 The scales are equipped with an internal manual calibration feature, which is
regulated by the control elements on the device.
 Calibration is performed with the help of seca serva
2.1 Manual calibration of scale [334|335|382|383|384|385|833|834|835]
Manual calibration is activated by plugging a jumper on the printed circuit board (see
Figure 4). These contacts are only accessible after breaking the seal and opening the
scale. After plugging the jumper, the scale has to be switched on to start manual
calibration.
Figure 4: Jumper contacts to activate manual calibration
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The following steps are necessary to perform manual calibration of the scale:
1. Switch on the scale and check the battery charge (see note). Calibration
must not continue if the batteries are low!
2. Then switch the scale off and unscrew the lower service lid after having
removed the seal.
3. Connect the two jumper contacts using a jumper.
4. Then set up the scale properly again and switch on.
5. Start-up of the scale is followed by the segment test and then a flashing
display showing the weight to be placed on the scale.
6. Place the calibrated weight in the middle of the weighing surface in one,
or at most two steps of equal size. The calibration weight required may
vary depending on the model (see Table 1).
Model Calibration weight
335, 382, 384 10 kg
334, 384, 833, 834 15 kg
835 20 kg
383, 385 40 kg
Table 1: Calibration weights required
7. Once a correct, stable weight value is identified, the LCD display will
stop flashing, and a calibration value will be calculated and stored. The
scale then switches off automatically shortly afterwards. If the LCD
display does not stop flashing, the measured weight is either above or
below the weight to be expected, or a stable weight value cannot be
established (due to vibration / shocks, etc.).
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8. Then remove the weight from the scale, detach the jumper from the
PCB and replace the service lid.
9. Now set up the scale again and switch on. Next, place a calibrated
weight on the scale and check the display for the correct weight value. If
manual calibration was successful, reseal the service lid according to
the national regulations.
Note:
Automatic monitoring of the battery voltage is not possible during manual calibration. It
should therefore be checked before and after every calibration procedure. This can be
carried out by switching on the scale and observing the display. If the battery voltage is
insufficient, either the battery warning symbol or the "bAtt" display will be activated. If one
of these displays appears before or immediately after calibration, the batteries should be
replaced and the calibration procedure repeated.
Manual calibration can be aborted before placing the required weight on the scale by
switching off the device.
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2.2 Manual calibration of scale [874|875|876|877|878|952|956]
Manual calibration is activated using a sliding switch (SJ1) on the PCB (see Figure 5). It
is only accessible after breaking the seal and opening the scale. After changing the
switch position to 2 ("CAL"), the scale has to be switched on to start manual calibration.
Figure 5: Slide switch to activate manual calibration
The following steps are necessary to perform manual calibration of the scale:
1. Switch on the scale and check the battery charge (see note). Calibration
must not continue if the batteries are low!
2. Then switch the scale off and open the integrated display by releasing
the four screws after having removed the seals.
3. The position 2 ("CAL") must be selected with the slide switch on the
PCB, which is now accessible.
4. Then set up the scale properly and switch on.
5. Start-up of the scale is followed by the segment test and then a flashing
display showing the weight to be placed on the scale.
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874, 875, 876, 877, 878,

120 kg
952, 956
7. Once a correct, stable weight value is identified, the LCD display will
stop flashing, and a calibration value will be calculated and stored. The
scale then switches off automatically shortly afterwards. If the LCD
display does not stop flashing, the measured weight is either above or
below the weight to be expected, or a stable weight value cannot be
established (due to vibration / shocks, etc.).
8. Then remove the weight from the scale, move the slide switch on the
PCB back to its original position and refit the display.
manual calibration was successful, reseal the scale according to the
national regulations.
Note:
Automatic monitoring of the battery voltage is not possible during manual calibration. It
should therefore be checked before and after every calibration procedure. This can be
carried out by switching on the scale and observing the display. If the battery voltage is
insufficient, either the battery warning symbol or the "bAtt" display will be activated. If one
of these displays appears before or immediately after calibration, the batteries should be
replaced and the calibration procedure repeated.
Manual calibration can be aborted before placing the required weight on the scale by
switching off the device.
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2.3 Manual calibration of scale [769|780|799|869|899]
Manual calibration is activated either by plugging a jumper or with newer models, by

actuating a sliding switch on the printed circuit board (see Figure 6). These contacts are
only accessible after breaking the seal and opening the scale. After plugging the jumper
or actuating the sliding switch, the scale has to be switched on to start manual
calibration. Depending on the subsequent loading method (in the centre or a corner of
the weighing surface) either linear calibration of the scale is performed or calibration of
corner loading, which is essential when a load cell is replaced.
Figure 6: Jumper contacts or slide switch to activate manual calibration
2.3.1 Linear calibration
The following steps are necessary to perform manual calibration:
1. Switch on the scale and check the battery charge. If the battery voltage
is insufficient, either the battery warning symbol or the "bAtt" display will
be activated. If one of these displays appears before, during or
immediately after calibration, the batteries should be replaced and the
calibration procedure repeated.
2. Then switch the scale off and open the display housing by releasing the
four screws after having removed the seals.
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PCB, which is now accessible, or with older models, the two jumper
contacts have to be connected using a jumper.
5. After start-up of the scale the segment test is followed by a flashing
message on the display reading "LOAd".
769, 780, 799, 869, 899 120 kg
7. Once a centred load is identified on the weighing surface, the display

will read "CAL L". A few seconds later it starts to flash, showing the
weight to be placed on the scale.
Note:
If the display reads "CAL E", a corner load has been identified. In this
case the weight must be removed and the procedure aborted by
switching off the scale. Check correct set-up of the scale and repeat
linear calibration (from item 4.)
8. The weighing value displayed should now be acknowledged by briefly
pressing any key (except the Start key). Once a stable weight value is
identified, the LCD display will stop flashing, and a calibration value will
be calculated and stored. Shortly afterwards the LCD display will read
"Sto", and the scale switches off automatically a few seconds later.
PCB back to its original position or remove the jumper and reassemble
the display housing.
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linear calibration was successful, reseal the display housing according
to the national regulations.
2.3.2 Calibration of corner loading

Recalibration of corner loading is necessary when a load cell is replaced.
The following steps are necessary to perform manual calibration of corner loading:
1. Switch on the scale and check the battery charge. If the battery voltage is
insufficient, either the battery warning symbol or the "bAtt" display will be
activated. If one of the two displays appears before, during or immediately
after subsequent corner correction, the batteries should be replaced and
subsequent corner correction repeated.
2. Then switch the scale off and open the display housing by releasing
the four screws after having removed the seals.
PCB, which is now accessible, or with older models, the two jumper
contacts have to be connected using a jumper.
5. After start-up of the scale the segment test is followed by a flashing
message on the display reading "LOAd".
6. Place the calibrated weight on the corner where the load cell was replaced in
one, or at most two steps of equal size. The weights required may vary
depending on the model.
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7. Once a corner load is identified on the weighing surface, the display will read
"CAL E", followed by "E 1". A few seconds later it starts to flash, showing the
weight to be placed on the scale.
Note:
If the display reads "CAL L", a centred load has been identified. In this
case the weight must be removed and the procedure aborted by
switching off the scale. Check correct set-up of the scale and repeat
linear calibration (from item 4.)
8. The correct weight should now be acknowledged by briefly pressing any key
(except the Start key). Once a stable weight value is identified, the LCD
display will stop flashing and will read "UP".
9. Then remove the weight from the scale. Once removal of the weight is
detected, the display will read "E 3", A few seconds later it starts to flash,
showing the weight to be placed on the scale. The weight displayed should
now be placed in the corner diagonally opposite to corner 1 and
acknowledged by briefly pressing any key (except the Start key). Once a
stable weight value is identified, the LCD display will stop flashing, and a new
corner correction value will be calculated and stored. Shortly afterwards the
LCD display will read "Sto", and the scale switches off automatically a few
seconds later.
PCB back to its original position or remove the jumper and
reassemble the display housing.
11. Now set up the scale again and switch on. Next, place a calibrated weight on
the individual corners and check the display for the correct weight value. If
subsequent corner correction was successful, reseal the display housing
according to the national regulations.
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Troubleshooting seca
3 Troubleshooting
The following section contains an overview of possible error symptoms, their cause and
the steps required to remedy them. The error messages generated by the device itself
are also described below as well as the options for rectifying them.
3.1 Error symptoms scale
Description of
Possible causes Remedy
error
Check batteries and/or

Power supply defective
power pack (if present)
Check cabling (see

Voltage supply defective
section 4)
Scale does not start
Check cable
connections, check
Keypad defective or not
cabling and keypad for
connected
disconnection, replace if
necessary
Packaging / transport lock not

Check scale
completely removed
Recalibrate scale (see

Scale either Scale not calibrated
section 2)
showing wrong
weight or none at all
Load cell damaged Replace load cell
Application of force to load Check load cell

cell interrupted connections
Replace electronics unit

Wide variation in Electr. measuring unit/load
measured values cell damaged
Replace load cell
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3.2 Scale error messages
The scales have an error message feature which indicates possible malfunctions and
defects. These error messages are described below.
3.3 Error messages

[334|335|382|383|384|385|833|834|835|874|875|876|877|878|952|956]
If a malfunction or defect occurs during operation of the scale, it is shown on the display
as an error message. Error messages are displayed in the following form:
"E xx"
E: Error
xx: Error number (see Table 4)
Displayed Cause Remedy
Diagnosis with seca serva:

Load cell defective, supply
Check load cell connections
E 11 leads damaged or electronics
defective Poss. replace load cell or
electronics
Check preload on scale

Preload too great, load cells
E 12 damaged or electronics Diagnosis with seca serva:
defective
Poss. replace load cell or
electronics
Limit for automatic zero tracking

E 13 Place load of >0.5d/s on scale
reached
Error when determining zero Protect scale from vibration /

E 16
point on switch-on shocks during start-up
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seca serva: Recalibrate scale

E 40 EEPROM data incorrect
Replace electronics
Table 4: Error messages [334|335|382|383|384|385|833|834|835|874|875|876|877|878|952|956]
3.4 Error messages [769|799|780|869|899]
If a malfunction or defect occurs during operation of the scale, it is shown on the display
as an error message. Error messages are displayed in the following form:
"E mm.xx"
E: Error
mm: Number of the module reporting the error
(10 = weight calculation, 11 = electronic display)
xx: Error number (Table 5)
Displayed Cause Remedy
Diagnosis with seca serva:

Load cell defective, supply
Check load cell connections
E XX. 11 leads damaged or electronics
defective Poss. replace load cell or
electronics
Check preload on scale

Preload too great, load cells
E XX.12 damaged or electronics Diagnosis with seca serva:
defective
Poss. replace load cell or
electronics
Limit for automatic zero tracking

E XX.13 Place load of >0.5d/s on scale
reached
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Error when determining zero Protect scale from vibration /

E XX.16
point on switch-on shocks during start-up
seca serva: Recalibrate scale

E XX.40 EEPROM data incorrect
Replace electronics
Check modular cable between

display and weight
E XX.60 Communication error determination system
Table 5: Error messages [769|799|780|869|899]
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Measurements for Fault Localisation seca
4 Measurements for Fault Localisation
The following section contains an overview of measurements that can be made for
specific fault localisation.
4.1 Power supply
Measurement of the power supply to the PCB indicates whether the leads from the
battery compartment and/or power pack are defective. A multimeter is used for
measurement at the measuring points B (see Appendix).
4.2 Load cell
The most effective method for establishing a defect in the load cell is to use the seca
serva diagnostic function. If this is not available, another option is to use a multimeter.
Measurement with a multimeter is however not as conclusive, so this method should
always be second choice here.
4.2.1 Testing load cells with a multimeter

The load cell is first unsoldered from the electronics and the ohmic resistance between
the different connecting wires measured using a multimeter. The following tables show
the values to be expected for the various load cells:
Measurement between Ohmic resistance [Ω]
V+ and Sig- (green and red) ~ 800-850
V+ and Sig+ (green and white) ~ 800-850
V- and Sig- (black and red) ~ 800-850
V- and Sig+ (black and white) ~ 800-850
Sig+/Sig-/V+/V- and aluminum body > 500 M

of load cell
Table 6: Load cell resistances

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Measurements for Fault Localisation seca
Measurement between Ohmic resistance [Ω]
V+ and Sig- (blue and red) ~250-300
V+ and Sig+ (blue and white) ~250-300
V- and Sig- (black and red) ~250-300
V- and Sig+ (black and white) ~250-300
Sig+/Sig-/V+/V- and aluminum > 1000 M

body of load cell
Table 7: Resistances [952|956]
Wägezelle ~ Load cell Speisung ~ Feed Brücke ~ Bridge
See the relevant wiring plan for the assignment of designations and cable colours. The
measured values are however not entirely conclusive as even a defective load cell can
supply entirely correct values when unloaded. But if it supplies incorrect values when
unloaded, it is defective.
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Replacing Electronics seca
5 Replacing Electronics
To replace faulty or defective electronics, proceed as follows:
Attention:
The electronics system of the scale includes electrostatically sensitive
components!
To replace faulty or defective electronics, proceed as follows:
 Check that both the workplace and the person replacing electronic components
conform to the relevant ESD protection measures!
 The scale must be de-energised before the electronics are replaced. To do so,
remove inserted batteries and/or disconnect the power pack.
 Release all screwed connections on the electronics as appropriate to make
unsoldering of the supply leads easier.
 Only ever unsolder one cable on the electronics component to be replaced and
solder it back onto the new component at the relevant solder contact immediately
afterwards. This ensures that you do not solder leads to the wrong contact.
 Check all soldered connections for contact stability and accidental short-circuiting
with adjacent contacts and correct if necessary.
 Secure the electronics in the scale in position using screwed contacts.
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Replacing Electronics seca
Important note:
To prevent battery short-circuiting, the contacts of the battery supply lead (see
Appendices, item "B") must be additionally secured after soldering with a dot of glue to
stop them from accidentally becoming detached and touching each other (e.g. due to
mechanical loading or a defective soldered joint)! Here the solder contacts must be
completely encased in glue of the type "Loctite 5145"!
Figure 7: Secure the battery contacts on the PCB with a soldering point.
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Appendices seca
6 Appendices
A: Activation element for manual calibration

B: Battery connection
-
+
B
Figure 8: Electronic subassembly 08-06-18-142
+
B -
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Appendices seca
- - +
+
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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
black POWER SUPPLY SOCKET
F F
E E
BATT -
+
D D
red red blue
Vin GND
4 x Wägezelle / Load cell
(Vcc) green
(GND) black WZ 1
POWER SUPPLY SOCKET (High) white
(Low) red 08-06-18-142
* WZ 2 LC DMS Elektronikmodul
LC DMS elektronic module
C black (- from battery) C
WZ 3
WZ 4
red (+)
08-06-18-155
blue(-) LC DMS Tasterplatine
LC DMS push button board
B B
Datum/Name: 03.03.2008 Wint.

Änd.Mitteil. / CHANGE: Belegung
Index / REVISION: a
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Erstellt / DRAWN Geprüft / APPROVED Ver. a PROJECTION ALL RIGHTS CONCERNING THIS DOCUMENT AND ITS
for old revisions _, a, b, c, d, e of 08-06-18-142 CONTENTS RESERVED. Alle Rechte an und aus diesen
A HAMBURG 03.04.2007 09.07.2008 Unterlagen verbleiben seca gmbh. & co. kg.
(Vcc) green Winterberg Winterberg
(High) white Maßstab / SCALE : Werkstoff / MATERIAL : Benennung / TITLE : Nr. / NO. :
(Low) red
(GND) black Kabelplan Mod. 334LC, 335LC
1:1 08-02-06-036
cable plan mod. 334LC, 335LC
Mittwoch, 9. Juli 2008 16:07:13
8 7 6 5 Blatt/SHEET 1/1
R:\ARCHIV_DBWORKS\Firma\08-\08-02-\08-02-06-036
Replacement
seca 334 LC / 335 LC
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Replacement
Content
I Safety measures ........................................................................................................................................................... 3

II Safety instructions against electrostatic charging (ESD protection measures) ............................................................ 3
1 Replacing the electronics unit and buttons .................................................................................................................. 4
1.1 Replacing the electronics unit ............................................................................................................................ 4
1.2 Replacing the button module.............................................................................................................................. 5
2 Replacing the load cell and the mains socket .............................................................................................................. 6
2.1 Replacing the load cell ....................................................................................................................................... 6
3 Fitting the replacement components ............................................................................................................................ 6
3.1 Fitting ................................................................................................................................................................. 6
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Replacement
I Safety measures
Before starting any work on the scale, first disconnect the power supply (mains and
batteries).
II Safety instructions against electrostatic charging (ESD protection measures)
ESD protective measures (electrostatic discharge) must be taken whenever work is

performed on electronic components. Please observe the following precautions so that you
can safely repair the scale:
x Ground yourself using an antistatic wrist strap.

x Wear ESD safe shoes.
x Wear ESD compatible clothing.
x Only carry out the work to be performed in an electrostatic protective area.
x Make sure you have static conductive flooring.
x Only use ESD proof tools.
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Replacement
1 Replacing the electronics unit and buttons
Please be sure to observe the sequence listed below when removing/fitting the parts!
1.1 Replacing the electronics unit

x Unscrew the frame (A).
x Unsolder the cables and loosen the screws (B).
Figure 1: Open the housing
Figure 2: Replace the electronics unit
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Replacement
1.2 Replacing the button module

x Unsolder the button module and loosen the screws (C).
Figure 3: Button module
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Replacement
2 Replacing the load cell and the mains socket

Please be sure to observe the sequence listed below when removing/fitting the parts!
2.1 Replacing the load cell

x Unsolder the load cell from the electronics unit (D).
x Unscrew the load cell (E) from the platform.
F
F
Figure 4: Remove the platform
3 Fitting the replacement components

3.1 Fitting
x Fit in reverse order.
x Torques: load cells (E) 1.5 Nm, rubber puffer (F) 1.5 Nm.
x ATTENTION: When fitting the cables, ensure that they are not damaged!
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Spare parts list 334 13 21 008
update Jan. 2013, valid until SN.:
acc. to drawing 30-34-00-749
Item Article Designation Price stage
1 A020101271509 Frame pre-assemled 34
2 A020101272009 Cover for maintenance 05
3 A020101273009 Covering cap 01
4 A011305431009 Battery cover 15
5 A010703003009 Battery contact, spring right 03
6 A010703004009 Battery contact, spring 03
7 A010703005009 Battery contact, button 03
8 A011305201009 Foot 01
9 A654210211009 Mains socket 10
10 A080612091009 Load cell, 5,5kg 25
11 A011301221009 Rubber, Load cell 05
12 A021212231009 Tray pre-assemled 34
13 A011305423009 Distance frame, LCD 05
14 A080618155009 Push button plate 25
15 A011305448009 Tastenknopf 05
16 A011304349009 Conductive rubber 10
17 A080618142009 Main-Electronic, LC-DMS-Baby 35
18 A340204395009 Front foil 20
A180107004509 Packaging complete 10
A180101385009 Carton 05
12.03.13/USO 1 3341321008_E.xls
3 A020101273009 Covering cap 01
8 A011305201009 Foot 01
9 A654210211009 Mains socket 10
10 A080612091009 Load cell, 5,5kg 25
15 A011305448009 Tastenknopf 05
18 A340204395009 Front foil 20
A180101385009 Carton 05
12.03.13/USO 1 3341321368_E.xls
3 A020101273009 Covering cap 01
8 A011305201009 Foot 01
9 A654210211009 Mains socket 10
10 A080612091009 Load cell, 5,5kg 25
15 A011305448009 Tastenknopf 05
18 A340204410009 Front foil, CN 20
A683210265009 Power supply 28
A180101385009 Carton 05
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for seca 334 LC / 335 LC

3357021094 Service Manual Number

Spare parts 334 1321008

Spare parts 334 1321368

Spare parts 335 7021159

Spare parts drawing 30-34-00-749 b

EMC Recommendation 30-35-00-219

Instruction manual mod. 334 LC 17-10-06-335

Instruction manual mod. 335 LC 17-10-07-552

Instruction manual mod. 335 LC China 17-10-07-555

Manual number: 17-05-01-342-b

Service Instructions Electronics (LC)

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2 Calibration of Scales ..................................................................................................................... 6

4 Measurements for Fault Localisation .......................................................................................... 19

5 Replacing Electronics.................................................................................................................. 21

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1.1 Rating plates

Figure 1: Rating plates

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1.2 Structure and function of scale section

The scale basically consists of the following parts:

 Base frame with up to four load cells

Load Load Load Load

Figure 2: Function chart [769|799|780|869|899]

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LC compact modules (weight

Load Load Load Load

Figure 3: Function chart [334|335|382|383|384|385|833|834|835|874|875|876|877|878|952|956]

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2.1 Manual calibration of scale [334|335|382|383|384|385|833|834|835]

Figure 4: Jumper contacts to activate manual calibration

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Model Calibration weight

335, 382, 384 10 kg

334, 384, 833, 834 15 kg

Table 1: Calibration weights required

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2.2 Manual calibration of scale [874|875|876|877|878|952|956]

Figure 5: Slide switch to activate manual calibration

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Model Calibration weight

874, 875, 876, 877, 878,

Table 2: Calibration weights required

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2.3 Manual calibration of scale [769|780|799|869|899]

Manual calibration is activated either by plugging a jumper or with newer models, by

Figure 6: Jumper contacts or slide switch to activate manual calibration

2.3.1 Linear calibration

The following steps are necessary to perform manual calibration:

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Model Calibration weight

769, 780, 799, 869, 899 120 kg

Table 3: Calibration weights required

7. Once a centred load is identified on the weighing surface, the display

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2.3.2 Calibration of corner loading

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3.1 Error symptoms scale