American Weigh Aws 100 Sensor Replacement Repair Guide

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Introduction

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Step 1

              Sensor               

• Flip the device over and remove the battery cover.

Flip the device over and remove the battery cover.

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Step 2

• Remove the two screws (length: 7/16") located underneath the battery cover. Use a Phillip’s head number 1 screwdriver.

Remove the two screws (length: 7/16") located underneath the battery cover. Use a Phillip’s head number 1 screwdriver.

Step 3

• Once the screws are removed, lift up the metal weighing plate with your hands. At this point in the process, the sensor will still be attached.

Once the screws are removed, lift up the metal weighing plate with your hands. At this point in the process, the sensor will still be attached.

Step 4

• Using your hands or a plastic opening tool, peel back the metal plate from the plastic underneath. This will expose the screws connecting the sensor to the plastic.

Using your hands or a plastic opening tool, peel back the metal plate from the plastic underneath. This will expose the screws connecting the sensor to the plastic.

Step 5

• Using the same screwdriver as before, remove the two screws (length 3/8") on the plastic plate connected the sensor.

Using the same screwdriver as before, remove the two screws (length 3/8") on the plastic plate connected the sensor.

Step 6

• With the sensor detached, use a plastic opening tool to peel away the glue holding the wires.

With the sensor detached, use a plastic opening tool to peel away the glue holding the wires.

Step 7

• Remove the glue on the third side so that the wires are completely disconnected from the sensor. You should now be able to replace the defective sensor with your new one.

Remove the glue on the third side so that the wires are completely disconnected from the sensor. You should now be able to replace the defective sensor with your new one.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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TiddlieWink - Mar 28, 2018

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Can you help me? PLEASE!

Brandy Lynn - Jun 18, 2018

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Can anyone refer me as to where to buy a new sensor?