
Forehead
Temperature
This instrument has been designed for personal use. It is not meant to
replace a visit to the doctor. Please compare the measurement result to
your regular body temperature. Consult with your doctor if you have health
concerns.
Surface
Temperature
Surface mode shows the actual and unadjusted surface temperature, which
is different from the body temperature. To access surface mode, press and
hold while pressing ‘Start’ once. You will see the on the display.
Press and hold ‘Start’ for continuous surface measurements.
High Temp
Alert
If the thermometer detects a temperature of
≥
99.5°F (37.5°C) using
forehead mode, you will hear three short beeps followed by one long beep.
Memory
Locations
You can store 25 of the most recent temperature readings. To access these,
start with the instrument turned on and press once. The saved reading
will display indicated by the icon. Press again to advance through
saved readings
Switch °F/°C
Start with the instrument turned off. Press and hold ‘Start’ for approximately
3 seconds while pressing the (power icon) once. The icon will switch from
°F to °C. Complete the process again to switch back to °F.
Please Note
:
All stored memory readings will be deleted when switching
between units.
Mute
The default setting is for sound on. To turn the sound off, press and hold
the button for 3 seconds. The icon will flash on the display and the
instrument is muted. Complete the process again to turn the sound on and
unmute the instrument.
Functions
Battery Replacement
Troubleshooting
Intended Operator - At least 11 years old (5 years intensive reading experience), no maximum.
Er1 is displayed when the measurement was taken before the instrument had stabilized. Er3 is
displayed when the ambient temperature is not between 50 to 104°F (10 to 40°C). The instrument
should always be allowed plenty of time (minimum of 15 minutes) to stabilize to the ambient
temperature.
Error 5-9 is displayed for all other error messages; it is necessary to reset the thermometer. To reset
the thermometer, turn it off and remove the batteries for at least one minute. Reinsert the batteries
and turn on. If the error message remains, please contact Technical Support at techsupport@
thermoworks.com for further assistance.
‘Hi’ or ‘Lo’ is displayed when the temperature being measured is outside of the measurement range.
In forehead mode this is lower than 93.2°F (34°C) or higher than 108°F (42.°C). In surface mode
this is lower than –7.6°F (–22°C) or higher than 176°F (80°C).
Instrument cannot be powered on. Please try a new battery.
Replace batteries
When the “Low Battery” icon flashes, the batteries should be replaced immediately with 2x AAA, 1.5 volt batteries. To
open the battery cover, use your thumbs to press down and slide the battery cover off. Remove and properly dispose the
used batteries promptly, keeping away from children. Insert the new batteries according to the correct polarity. Replace
the battery cover.
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations
Fever alarm
Surface temperature
Forehead temperature
Mute mode
Memory locations