Keeping the equipment clean is a vital priority in the maintenance and care of electronic scales. The surface of electronic scales easily accumulates dust, dirt and moisture, which may significantly affect the performance of the scale's sensors and display. Therefore, it is recommended that users regularly wipe the scale surface with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth, and never use cleaning agents containing corrosive or abrasive ingredients to avoid damage to the appearance and internal components of the scale. During the cleaning process, pay special attention to the sensor area of ​​the scale to ensure that there is no debris that hinders its normal operation. In addition, electronic scales should be avoided in humid environments, as humid air may cause oxidation and short circuits of the internal circuits, thereby affecting the measurement accuracy and service life of the scale.

The placement of electronic scales also has a significant impact on their performance. Users should choose a flat, solid surface as the placement of the scale, and avoid using it on carpets, cushions or uneven floors, as these surfaces may cause the scale's sensors to fail to accurately sense the applied pressure. The ideal placement environment should be away from direct sunlight, humid environments and heat sources to avoid changes in temperature and humidity that have a negative impact on electronic components. In addition, the electronic scale should be stored in a dry, ventilated place after use, and avoid long-term exposure to humidity or extreme temperatures to ensure the long-term stability of the device.

During daily use, users should also check the battery status of the electronic scale regularly. Low power may cause the scale to display unstable or measure inaccurately, so it is recommended that users always check the battery power before use and replace the battery in time when the power is low. For rechargeable electronic scales, users should strictly follow the charging instructions to avoid overcharging or not charging for a long time to extend the battery life.

Regular calibration of electronic scales is also an important part of maintenance. Although many modern electronic scales are accurately calibrated at the factory, the measurement accuracy of the scale may decrease over time, with increased frequency of use and environmental changes. Therefore, users should calibrate the scale regularly according to the calibration steps in the product manual to ensure that it is always in the best condition. In general, it is recommended that users calibrate at regular intervals or after replacing the battery to ensure that the scale readings are accurate.

When using an electronic scale, users should pay attention to the standardization of the operation and avoid violent impact or falling, which may cause damage to the internal structure and sensor of the scale, thereby affecting the accuracy of the measurement. When weighing, users should ensure that their feet are firmly placed on the scale surface and avoid deviating from the center of the scale to reduce measurement errors caused by instability. At the same time, it is recommended that users wear light clothing when measuring to avoid the impact of heavy clothing on weight.