Real-time support for users

This page was developed to provide real-time support for users of all versions of the BB-200 indicator. This includes;

  • Mild Steel with and without battery
  • Stainless Steel with and without battery
  • Stull Feeders Feeder Indicators.
 
 
 

BB-200 Indicator Support Page.

Downloads.

BB200-Weighing-Indicator-Manual.pdf
BB200_Checkweigh_function.pdf
C21_autozero.pdf
Cal_cheat_bb200.pdf
BB200-Weighing-Indicator-Manual.pdf
BB200_Checkweigh_function.pdf
C21_autozero.pdf
Cal_cheat_bb200.pdf
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Replacement Parts.

Click below to shop for BB200 Replacement Parts.

Common Errors and Error Codes.

ERRORREASONSOLUTION
UUUUUU1. Overload
2. Bad load cell connection or bad load cell
1. Reduce the weight if overloaded.
2. Check each of the load cell cables to look for damage. You’ll get this error if you have rodent damage or other cable issues.
nnnnnnn1. Calibration Lost
2. Improper Connection
3. Bad load cell connection or bad load cell.
1.Recalibrate the scale
2. Check each of the load cell cables to look for damage.
3. Check junction box for loose wires.
ERR1

Too much weight or improper weight during calibration.Make sure the amount of weight you set as your SPAN weight is really what you put on the scale.
ERR2Not enough weight during calibration.

You must use at least 10% of the scale capacity to calibrate the scale. However, in reality, this is usually a load cell error because a load cell is damaged or is sending a corrupt signal.
ERR3During calibration, the input signal is negative

Make sure you installed the load cells correctly. There is an arrow at the end of most load cells. This error should be pointing UP or you will receive a negative signal. Either flip the load cell over or swap the Green and White wires in the junction box.
ERR4During calibration, the signal is unstable

This is a stability error, but this is usually a load cell error. Either a load cell is damaged or it is sending a corrupt signal.

ERR5

Internal ErrorInternal Error. Replace the motherboard.

ERR6Exceed zero range. This is frequently a difficult error to troubleshoot because it is very ambiguous1. Recalibrate the scale.
2. Check all connections in the Junction Box
3. Check all the load cell cables and load cells
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