Balance KH 5509, Instructions For Use Manual

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Four rotating zeros are displayed in the 
upper section of the display screen. Th

 is 

indicates that the measurement process 
for body fat, muscle mass and body water 
percentages as well as caloric requirement 
is being carried out. As soon as the meas-
urement process is complete, the follow-
ing information will appear in sequence 
in the upper section of the display screen:

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 and the percentage of your body 

weight which is body fat

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 and the percentage of your body 

weight which is body water 

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 and the percentage of your body 

weight which is muscle mass 

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 and your daily caloric requirement 

in kilocalories (kcal) 

Your body weight will continue to be dis-
played in the lower section of the display 
screen. Th

  e four values will continue to 

be displayed until the scales are automati-
cally shut off . 

Your general health condition is depicted 
by a symbol in the lower left  corner of the 
display screen.

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  e following displays are possible:

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 Under fat

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 Healthy

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 Over fat

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 Obese

Fig. 5a: Display of body fat percentage

and body weight

Fig. 5b: Display of body water percentage 

and body weight

Fig. 5c: Display of muscle mass

percentageand body weight 

Fig. 5d: Display of daily caloric

requirementand body weight

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  e percentual displays of body fat, body wa-

ter and muscle mass elements must be con-
sidered individually. Th

  e sum of the measured 

results can exceed  %, as the muscle and fat 
tissue elements also contain a water element.

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 Note:

If you would like to track the development of 
your body fat, muscle mass and body water 
percentages over a period of time: Write down 
the displayed measurement results in a table 
aft er each measurement.

We recommend comparing your meas-
urement results with the tables in the ac-
companying informational material to 
gain a better understanding of the values. 

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