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Manual

Model 5704

Digital Weight Tracking Scale with Cal-Max™

& BMI (Body Mass Index)

Instruction Manual

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These instructions contain important and useful information about this unit's operation. Please

read instructions thoroughly to ensure that you have the full benefit of all the unit's features.

Keep these instructions handy for future reference.

How Does the Cal-Max™ Function Work?

The Cal-Max™ function uses your gender, height and age to calculate the estimated number of

calories you can consume a day to maintain your present weight.

This estimation may gradually help you with a weight loss, gain or maintenance plan.

Following are 2 examples of the Cal-Max™ scale in use:

Jack is:

6’ tall

35 years old

220 Lbs

• Cal-Max™ shows he needs to consume 2542 calories per day to remain at 220 pounds.

• Jack decides to cut 300 calories per day from his diet while maintaining his current activity

level

• In less than 12 days Jack may lose up to a pound (based on calories alone)

• In one year Jack may lose up to 31.29 pounds (based on calories alone)

Jill is:

5’6” tall

32 years old

140 Lbs

• Cal-Max™ shows she needs to consume 1708 calories per day to remain at 140 pounds.

• Jill also decides to cut 300 calories per day from her diet while maintaining her current activity

level.

• In less than 12 days Jill may lose up to a pound (based on calories alone)

• In one year Jill may lose up to 31.29 pounds (based on calories alone)

IMPORTANT: Proper calorie intake and nutrition are important to maintain a healthy body.

Always consult a physician before undertaking any exercise or diet program.

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Brand	Taylor
Model	5704
Category	Scales
File type	PDF
File size	0.47 MB

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My scale shows an unrealistically low weight when I stand on it, why is that? Verified

For the best result, the scale should be standing on a hard level surface. When the scale is standing on for example a rug this can influence the measurement.

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What is BMI? Verified

BMI stands for Body Mass Index and can be calculated by dividing your weight in kilogram by your length in meters squared. For example someone with a weight of 70 kilogram and a lenght of 1,75 meter has a BMI of 22,86. A BMI between 18,5 and 25 is considered healthy.

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A battery in my device is oxidized, can I still safely use it? Verified

Ja, the device can still be safely used. Firstly, remove the oxidizd battery. Never use bare hands to do this. Then clean the battery compartment with a cotton swab dipped in vinegar or lemon juice. Let it dry and insert new batteries.

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