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Problem With Scales

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by MasterShake666, May 11, 2011.

  1. #1 MasterShake666, May 11, 2011
    Today I bought my first scale. It is an Infyniti Hexx HS-50. It's meant for measurements under 50g, so it's a little pocket scale. The problem is that the weight slowly rises all the time, and it didn't come with a little weight to calibrate it. I figured out that (since we have weird coins in Canada) 2 toonies and 8 quarters is 49.8 grams. Close enough right? Anyway, I calibrate it, and it says that its ready to weigh and everything but it slowly rises by about .01 every other second, and never stops. I tried waiting for it to settle, and moved it away from anything that could possibly vibrate/variate the scale. So, I bought it from a corner store, and I don't really know if I can return it, but I will try, unless someone can tell me how to fix this problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks.
     
  2. #2 Buddha_Man, May 11, 2011
    I doubt you can return. For all the guy at the store knows, you dropped it.

    I guess you gotta buy another one homes
     
  3. #3 tokerpro420, May 11, 2011
    Try to return it. Next time take your coins or whatever with you and test it out before you buy it. Just a suggestion. Sorry you got ripped off
     
  4. #4 Infyniti Scales, Nov 9, 2012

    There could be a couple of things that could have happened to your scale.

    1. It could be dirty! There could be debris caught under the weigh platform.This will affect the reading the scale gives.

    2. The scale could have been overloaded or shaken, which lead to couldpotentially lead to a damaged product.

    3. If this is genuinely a manufacturer's defect, your scale is covered undera 30 year manufacturer's warranty, which enables you to return this scale tothe Infyniti Scales Warranty Dept. for replacement of repair (at the discretionof the analyst).

    I hope this helps.

    Check out our Official 2Pac, Notorious B.I.G., and Eazy-E digital scales at www.infynitiscales.com

    -Infyniti Scales
     
  5. #5 riverroadjack, Nov 9, 2012
    Just eyeball your work from here on out . . .
     

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