Wahoo, were it not for the switch ...

To use I find the scale supergut. Once pressed the button, already the Tara is set, that's very convenient. If you forget to turn off the scale, it turns off by itself - well that's good. That you remove the glass pane and can wash away, like me - just be aware of course that it is placed back only in completely dry state.

But after 3/4 year the switch began to grumble. Reacts now sometimes only to push it strongly or you have to look for the place where he is still responding. Other days he works flawlessly. Thereby coming? We do not know, but think it might have one of the following causes:

In the kitchen can not prevent it from being wet and from time to flour and sugar trickles, even though we have very taken care of at this level that they do not einstaubt or damp one. Here, then, might be something wrong with the seal of the switch.
In addition, it is difficult to grasp the scale with one hand if you want to transport them - except they attack the glass pane, which is certainly the durability even detrimental. Here could be constructively improved somewhat, so you can grab the scale from the bottom with one hand (z. B. Dent bottom side)