I just bought this scale, my first one, and the instruction booklet was Tiny. I decided to find a video instead, and yours was perfect. I’m ready to use my scale now. 🙂. Thank you.
I bought an identical scale but under the "CestMall" brand name. The supplied instructions weren't clear or accurate but this video helped me to understand how it worked - especially counting and the meaning of all the scale abbreviations. Thanks Matthews for this excellent video! PS I've seen your other video on calibrating the scale; mine needs a 500g weight!
Thanks for the clear video. I was too lazy to look for my scale's instructions, and couldn't remember how to set up the pieces counting mode. My scales look exactly the same, without the "AMIR" written on them. On the back it says "I-2000 Digital Scale, 3000g x 0.1g, Not legal for trade, Made in China". When I ordered it, the product description actually said it's up to 2000g, guess I got lucky. It does indeed measure up to 3 kg. The smaller clear plastic cover got a lot of cracks, despite careful handling (I also don't recall ever dropping the scales or the cover), I guess it's a very brittle plastic.
Great tutorial, I bought one today I saw your video to learn how to use the PCS function, great job I'm subscribing and might check your Roti video later Thanks a lot
I really like your explanation of how to use the "PCS" (pieces) function. However, the "auto-calibration" that you mentioned at 2:05 is incorrect. There is NO auto-calibration on this scale. What you showed was how to tare the bowl. To manually check the calibration on this and similar scales, after turning the scale on, press and hold the "M" button until "CAL" starts flashing on the screen. When ready to calibrate, press and release the "M" button again. The weight you will use to calibrate will start flashing on the screen (usually 100g). Place a verified 100g (or whatever weight is flashing) onto the weighing plate. IF the scale is calibrated corrected, it will then show "PASS" on the screen, otherwise, the scale is supposed to calibrate itself to the weight.
it is not accurate unless you calibrate it for the range you want. You need to have standard weights of maybe 10g for light items and 1kg weights for heavy item to calibrate first before using
Do you reply to comments address to you just wondering cuz I have a few questions about the two digits showing on the gram which is exactly what you have showed there 0.0g im used to the three digit 0.00g dealing with point system so I just wondered how do you bring that three digit how to get that to come back onto my uniweigh 3000 g * 0. 1g
Yes ,,solution is about calibration, ,just push button m until screen show Cal ,,,,,then release button ,,now put the same weight that appear on the screen until screen show pass,,then turn it off,,that s all
Can I use it for counting smaller things than coins like screws. I have a box of screws labeled in 1000 pieces. I need to pack them individually in 100s. Can amir digital scale help with that task?
@@matthewsguyanesecooking4601 Thank you for making this video. It was very informative. I just thought it was simple scale but it can help count as well. Appreciate your reply too. 👍
Hi, I have this scale and when I am weighing the figure keeps increasing by one while its on the scale. Does anyone have any idea why this is and how I can correct it. Thanks.
On the back of my scales the weight limit is stated (3000g x 0.1g), although the instruction manual lists several models with different weight limits. You can easily figure it out experimentally - turn them on, put some container on them (don't use the Tare button to zero them), then slowly add water to the container until they scales complain about overload. Stop at this moment, don't overload them much further or they might get damaged.
Priston, you may have a calibration issue, which is easily remedied. What you do is to turn it on then hold down the mode button for 3 to 5 seconds, which will then flash CAL a few times then show a number, which is which calibration weight required, my 2Kg scale requires a 1Kg weight, which cost me less than $10 at the time when I bought it several years ago. As soon as you put the weight on it it will then flash PASS on the readout, and then your scale should be working again.
I just bought this scale, my first one, and the instruction booklet was Tiny. I decided to find a video instead, and yours was perfect. I’m ready to use my scale now. 🙂. Thank you.
Thank you
Great video. Thank You. I was completely unaware of how to use the scale and the video showed me exactly how everything works.
I bought an identical scale but under the "CestMall" brand name. The supplied instructions weren't clear or accurate but this video helped me to understand how it worked - especially counting and the meaning of all the scale abbreviations. Thanks Matthews for this excellent video! PS I've seen your other video on calibrating the scale; mine needs a 500g weight!
Thanks for the clear video. I was too lazy to look for my scale's instructions, and couldn't remember how to set up the pieces counting mode. My scales look exactly the same, without the "AMIR" written on them. On the back it says "I-2000 Digital Scale, 3000g x 0.1g, Not legal for trade, Made in China". When I ordered it, the product description actually said it's up to 2000g, guess I got lucky. It does indeed measure up to 3 kg. The smaller clear plastic cover got a lot of cracks, despite careful handling (I also don't recall ever dropping the scales or the cover), I guess it's a very brittle plastic.
Great tutorial, I bought one today
I saw your video to learn how to use the PCS function, great job
I'm subscribing and might check your Roti video later
Thanks a lot
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Great review! It helped me along. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
I really like your explanation of how to use the "PCS" (pieces) function.
However, the "auto-calibration" that you mentioned at 2:05 is incorrect. There is NO auto-calibration on this scale. What you showed was how to tare the bowl.
To manually check the calibration on this and similar scales, after turning the scale on, press and hold the "M" button until "CAL" starts flashing on the screen.
When ready to calibrate, press and release the "M" button again. The weight you will use to calibrate will start flashing on the screen (usually 100g). Place a verified 100g (or whatever weight is flashing) onto the weighing plate.
IF the scale is calibrated corrected, it will then show "PASS" on the screen, otherwise, the scale is supposed to calibrate itself to the weight.
Is there is a way to rest the calibration weight? because i think my scale doesn't working normally after try this button 😭 please answer me
Yes there is an easy way
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it is not accurate unless you calibrate it for the range you want. You need to have standard weights of maybe 10g for light items and 1kg weights for heavy item to calibrate first before using
Thank you for that, this was informative👏🏽
Thank you ..very helpful for me…i just bought one ..
Thanks so much. Your information was just what I needed.
Thank you for watching and enjoying
Great video - Thanks a lot!
Thank you
Awesome review!
Thanks
Do you reply to comments address to you just wondering cuz I have a few questions about the two digits showing on the gram which is exactly what you have showed there 0.0g im used to the three digit 0.00g dealing with point system so I just wondered how do you bring that three digit how to get that to come back onto my uniweigh 3000 g * 0. 1g
Is there is a way to rest the calibration weight? because i think my scale doesn't working normally after try this button 😭 please answer me
Yes ,,solution is about calibration, ,just push button m until screen show Cal ,,,,,then release button ,,now put the same weight that appear on the screen until screen show pass,,then turn it off,,that s all
Can I use it for counting smaller things than coins like screws. I have a box of screws labeled in 1000 pieces. I need to pack them individually in 100s. Can amir digital scale help with that task?
Yes definitely
@@matthewsguyanesecooking4601 Thank you for making this video. It was very informative. I just thought it was simple scale but it can help count as well. Appreciate your reply too. 👍
Hi, I have this scale and when I am weighing the figure keeps increasing by one while its on the scale. Does anyone have any idea why this is and how I can correct it. Thanks.
I have LED light error what to do now
my dad's scale is not working it just got delivered, it only shows 00 even if we put something on it
Maybe check the directions or return. It sounds like it may not be working properly
Luna, hopefully you were able to get a replacement, Amazon is great when it comes to replacing or exchanging defective items.
I have this scale ....but I am confused .every damn thing is written in Chinese .I need the ounce but I am confused. I feel like returning it
How much and how to order
Check the link for this video. It is there
Whats is the weight limit and how to change it ?
3000-min 0.1 grams i think
On the back of my scales the weight limit is stated (3000g x 0.1g), although the instruction manual lists several models with different weight limits. You can easily figure it out experimentally - turn them on, put some container on them (don't use the Tare button to zero them), then slowly add water to the container until they scales complain about overload. Stop at this moment, don't overload them much further or they might get damaged.
You cannot change the weight limit itself.
I had my amir pocket scale for 2 years now. Recently, I get an 0-Ld message. It is not giving me beyond 4 oz. can you please hell? Thanks!
Hmmm I am not sure why that is happening. Possibly changebthe batteries or check the instruction manual
Thanks! I tried, but it didn't work. So I bought Accuweight 207 digital kitchen multi function scale for only $16.99 and with very good reviews😍😍
Priston, you may have a calibration issue, which is easily remedied. What you do is to turn it on then hold down the mode button for 3 to 5 seconds, which will then flash CAL a few times then show a number, which is which calibration weight required, my 2Kg scale requires a 1Kg weight, which cost me less than $10 at the time when I bought it several years ago. As soon as you put the weight on it it will then flash PASS on the readout, and then your scale should be working again.
@@pristinv500 Accuweight scales are good as well.
Bro why are my grams measuring in 0.00?? Wtf
I just got this one, goes back, not working at all 👎👎👎👎
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