TURNING ON THE THERMOMETER
The device must be installed and put into operation
in accordance with the instructions in this manual.
To get help concerning usage or maintenance plea-
se contact your dealer or the manufacturer.
An unexpected operating condition or an incidence
which has worsened the health condition or could
have worsened the health condition should be
reported to the manufacturer immediately.
To turn on the thermometer, push the ON/OFF-button;
a short signalling tone [beep] indicates «thermome-
ter ON.» A so-called LCD-test automatically takes
place to check the display. Then a «L» and a flashing
«°C» appear on the upper right of the display, if the
ambient temperature is less than 32°C. Now the ther-
mometer is ready for use.
USING THE THERMOMETER
During a measurement, the temperature is displayed
continuously and the «°C» symbol flashes. If the sig-
nalling tone sounds (beep-beep-beep-beep 10 times)
and the «°C» no longer flashes the measurement is
completed (the measured increase in temperature is
now less than 0,1 °C in 15 seconds).
To extend the lifetime of the battery, turn off the ther-
mometer after usage by pressing the ON/OFF-button
briefly. Otherwise the thermometer will automatically
turn off after about 10 minutes.
MEMORY OF MEASURED VALUES
When turning the thermometer on, the temperature
of the last measurement will be displayed. After 3
seconds, this value will disappear and the thermome-
ter will switch to the normal measurement mode.
Then the stored value is erased.
CLEANING AND DISINFECTING
For cleaning of the instrument please use isopropyl
alcohol (70%). For disinfecting wipe the instrument
completely with Antifect Liquid (please obey 5 min.
work-in-time).
The device is NOT waterproof!
CHANGE OF BATTERY
As soon as the symbol " " appears on the display,
the battery is weary and a new battery has to be in-
serted. Open the cover of the battery compartment
and insert the new battery with "+"symbol facing
upwards.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum thermometer
Measuring range: 32.0°C to 42.0°C
Temp.< 32.0°C:display «L» for low (too low)
Temp.> 42.0°C:display «H» for high (too high)
Accuracy: ± 0.1°C between 35,5°C and 42°C
Operating conditions: environmental temperature
5°C to 35°C, relative humidity 40 to 88%
Liquid crystal display (LCD) with three digits. Smallest
unit of display: 0.1°C
Signalling tone sounds when thermometer is ready
for use and when measurement is completed.
Memory: automatic memory of the last measured va-
lue.
Storage conditions: environmental temperature
-25°C to +55°C, relative humidity 15% - 95%
Battery: 1,5 V, IEC-Type LR/SR 41
1,000 measurement cycles (depending on frequency
of use).
Norm: EN 12470-3, clinical thermometer
Protection against solid objects and water: IP22
Expected operational lifetime of the equipment: 3
years
WARRANTY CONDITIONS
We give 2 years warranty from the date of purchase.
The purchase date has to be proven by the invoice.
Within the warranty period defects are eliminated
free of charge. After repairs the warranty period is
not extended on the whole unit, but only to the repla-
ced components.
Excluded from the warranty are parts subject to nor-
mal wear and tear, transport damages and any da-
mage caused by improper handling (e.g. non-compli-
ance with the instructions for use). Damages due to
disassembly by unauthorized persons are also exclu-
ded from warranty.
No claims for damages against us are substantiated
by the warranty.
In the case of justified warranty claims the device
has to be sent along with the original invoice to:
BOSCH + SOHN GMBH U. CO. KG,
Bahnhofstr. 64, D-72417 Jungingen.
Warranty and repair work must be undertaken by trai-
ned and authorised personnel. Do not modify this
equipment without authorization of the manufacturer.
CARE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
Used batteries and defective electronic devices do
not belong into the household waste.
They can be deposited at special centres. Please
contact your local authorities for information.
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