You run a full hopper of graphitized powder (such as Bullseye) through the measure before using it. You have Bullseye, so use it. Or, you pour the powdered graphite in the hopper and throw charges until it has worked itself through.
About measures:
1) As you cleaned it, let's just comment on that
a) you need to clean all metal parts with a degreaser--and NOT alcohol. One of the best cleaners is Hornady One-Shot Cleaner and Dry Lube (now, Hornady One Shot Gun Cleaner with Dyna Glide). Let air dry and do not wipe off.
b) you need to clean all plastic parts with soapy water (and let air dry and NOT rinse). Alternatively, use Hornady One Shot Gun Cleaner with Dyna Glide. The soap leaves a non-static surface.
PS: I have NEVER had a charge measuring issue due to static cling on the hopper, but some claim otherwise.
2) Assemble and fill hopper with graphitized powder (Bullseye, Unique, and many others) or powdered graphite and throw charges until measure is empty.
3) Before first use, be sure correct rotor/metering assembly is installed.
4) Install measure on stand or on press.
5) If using a case-activated powder-through die, be sure measure cycles completely up and down and press is functioning before adding powder.
5.1) Set metering assembly to near zero (unless you KNOW about where it was last set) and add powder to hopper
5.2) Shake the measure a bit to settle the powder. Normal operation on the press with shake the powder enough to keep it settled, usually...
5.3) Throw a charge, weigh, and adjust until you are somewhere near your target weight. Don't try to get the correct weight yet, just within 5-10 grains is probably near enough. The main issue is not to have the measure set for 25 grains and your case is a .380 auto--now is not the time to have to stop and clean the press due to your powder spill.
5.4) Now, throw AT LEAST 10 charges, without weighing, and pour the powder back in the measure.
5.5) Throw three charges and weigh each. If they are within 1-2%, you are ready to adjust the charge weight. If not, give the measure another shake to settle the powder and throw ANOTHER 10 charges without weighing.
If your charges are something like: 4.5, 4.6, 4.5, 4.4, 4.5, 4.5, 4.6, 4.5--this is normal
If your charges are something like: 4.5, 4.8, 4.2, 4.7, 4.3, 4.5, 4.5, 4.3, 4.8--the system isn't settled and you need to settle the powder and throw more charges or install an aquarium pump or you need to make your own "Dillon Low Powder Sensor" to put some weight on the powder column.
If your charges are something like: 4.5, 2.2, 4.8, 4.5, 2.5, 7.5--there is something WRONG. The powder is clumping/bridging, the system is dirty/oily/greasy, or a bolt/washer/lock-ring/moth fell in the hopper or your measure is assembled wrong. Take it apart and find the problem.
5.6) Adjust for the target charge weight. Any time you adjust the metering assembly (charge being thrown), throw at least another three charges "blind" to get the system settled before actually weighing any.
6) For bench-mounted, the critical thing after you've settled the powder is to operate the measure consistently and always fully cycle the handle and "Tap, Tap" the handle on up- and down-stroke.
