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1) keep the unit clean, the internal senor is not sealed, so if something spills under the pan it can ruin the unit.

2) we don't recommend dissembling the unit to clean unless you know something got inside. Chances are you'll do more harm than good.

3) check calibration frequently using a weight that is near the capacity of the unit. Make sure the weight is an ASTM class 1 or better and comes from a reputable source with a certificate of calibration. Many weights can be magnetic.

4) Treat it gently, if you drop something on the pan or overload the unit you can break it. And if you break the glass it is expensive to replace

5) Remove the pan before transporting

6) A surge protector is a good idea to save the unit from power spikes.

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