Can you tare out a tray when using this scale?
467987
The tare feature works either automatically by placing the 'tray' to tare out on the scale first and then powering on the scale or by re-calibrating by hitting the tare button with the scale powered on. You can over weigh by using too heavy a tare item so be careful.
467988
Yes, you can do this 2 different ways. One is to turn it on with the tare container already in place. It'll zero. There is also a tare button (on the right) for you to reset once the unit is on. Max load remains the same so use a light tare container for more measuring capacity.
467989
Sure can. I have to say that I was very nicely impressed when weighed a 500gr weight, and the scale showed 500.0 gr.
467990
It does have a tare function, so just so long as the total load, tray included, does not exceed 2kg, I don't see why not. I will often put glass measuring cups on top and tare those out. The main thing is to make sure the weight is distributed evenly and placed centrally in order to get an accurate reading.
467991
Yes, I weigh alot and have had this little scale for quite awhile. Use a cup or bowl and tare it out. Works great!
1944709
Funny I don't see that on mine. .. only shows up if I remove a container after tare has been set. If you are seeing this with nothing on the scale, hit tare and see if it goes away. If not you may have a defective unit.
234347
Yes you can. The plastic cover simply protects the scale from dust. Verify the dimensions of the scale b4 you purchase to be sure you can get all your weighables on the scale itself.
1709727
Yes. If you leave a bowl with food on the scale, tare it and remove some food, the scale does show a negative number.
651740
You can remove the bowl and still use the scale. Just take the bowl off and if the weight is not zero, push the tare button and it will change to zero. There is no sensor.
1503309
Yes! Power the scale on with the container on top of the scale and it will be zeroed out
1321097
Hello Laura, There is no removable tray on the (top) or bottom tier. These trays are labeled #1 and #2. #1 on the bottom which fits the steamer and #2 on the top. Both trays have small holes which allows the food to be steamed. There is a tray which slides out from the steamer that allows you to add more water to the steamer if needed. This is a very good steamer and I highly recommend it.
1819708
Yes, I suppose you could. You would just have to work the tray out gently as there are a couple of raised points on the plastic to keep it in place. I've done that when I've wash the tray.
296563
You can't, and it's a pity. This is the only peeve I have with this scale. It has taught me though, to have everything I need at hand.
1503307
Yes, this is referred to as the "tare" function on a scale, and you'll notice in the picture for this scale one of the buttons has a "T" on it which stands for tare. Just set the container on there (the cover for this scale works well for small amounts of measuring) then hit the "T" button on the right and you'll see the measurement reset to zero. Once you do this you have zeroed the scale out and can measure whatever you want without having to subtract. No need to power it on with the container already on as the tare function makes this method obsolete.
954652
Yes, you can remove the bowl without losing your tare (zero) setting as long as you don't turn off the scale or let the auto-off timeout elapse.
433778
No, it doesn't have a tare button. You put the container that you're going to use on the scale and then zero it out, then add whatever you wish to weigh. That way, the weight of the container doesn't count. No need for a special button!
2048326
Yes, you may do it easily. It's the best tray I've found! Easy to clan and to use
1400737
YES! The company sells this scale with an adapter and adapters are available if you bought one without the adapter.
1095409
Yes you can , but this tray is not stable enough to guarantee that the items on it will not slide off. It's pretty flimsy but it does help to hold things up for temporary use.
1205040
Technically, no you can not- the weight adjust adding or removing any weight. But I did have this issue..I found a work around. Weigh the item, hit the tare button with the item still on, it will zero out. When you remove the item, you will have a negative number which is basically the weight...without the negative of course. Hope that makes sense!!
55064
Yes, but unfortunately it's not fully detachable (at least I haven't found a way). You'll need to loosen the tray from the front end, (the back part stays attached) pull it down, grab the entire unit and shake the crumbs out.