FULL INSTRUCTIONS HERE!!!!!! This video shows you how to calibrate a set of digital scales without a weight by using 14 x 2p (Pence) English coins to replace a 100g calibration weight ***USA 20 x nickles (5 cent coin) = 100g*** 14 x 2p coins = 99.5g (This is not exactly 100g but will work in emergencies. The difference will only be 0.005g per gram which is nothing really) The calibration process is very similar to the one show in the video for most scales however just search for the manual online for the correct procedure & the calibration weight needed. Usually the scale will display the required weight during the calibration process (As shown in the video) 1. Turn Scale On 2. Press and hold CAL button or MODE/UNIT button until CAL or weight needed is displayed (You may need to release & press it again as in video) 3. Place weight on scale. The scale should show PASS or F (You may need to press CAL/MODE button again) 4. Remove weight. ( You may need to turn scale off) 5. Finish! If you need a larger weight just multiply the number of coins 7 x 2p = 50g 14 x 2p = 100g 28 x 2p = 200g etc……….

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