ChefsTemp FINALTOUCH X10, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Using the Probe Tip
Temperature Display Unit
Sleep Mode/Turn-Off
Screen Rotation
Avoid sticking the probe so deep into anything that the
food or liquid goes all the way up to the rotating hub. Avoid
getting moisture, flour or oil onto the hub. Although there
is an o-ring seal, oils can work their way past the seal and
accumulate inside the hub, causing problems.
Reminder: The probe tip is sharp, so be careful not to hurt
yourself.
Do not "stab" with the probe or forcefully try to penetrate
meats or semi-solids. This can damage the tip, as can hit
bone. (Avoid hitting bone.)
Do not use your device like a BBQ fork to lift and flip heavy
meat. The probe shaft is hollow and contains a sensor. If
bent, it may fail.
The default display unit is Fahrenheit. To change between
Celsius and Fahrenheit, take off the battery cover on the
back of the device (you’ll need a screwdriver to loosen the
four screws fastening it). The device has two small buttons
inside the battery compartment: °F/°C and CAL. While the
device is on, with the probe extended, press °F/°C to switch
temperature unit.
Note: The CAL button is used to calibrate the thermometer.
When you are done adjusting the settings, put the battery
cover back on. Do not over-tighten the screws.
If the thermometer is left idle for more than 3 minutes with
temperature changes less than 3.6°F (2°C), it will automatically
enter into sleep mode. Shake the thermometer or move the
probe to wake it up.
You can turn off the thermometer by folding the probe back
in and lightly press the tip into the rubber probe retainer
located at the bottom rear of the instrument.
Built-in motion sensors can detect if the device is upside
down and rotate the display accordingly—a simple solution
for awkward angles and left-handers.
Note: When the probe is open and the unit is in sleep mode, any
motion detected by the Chefstemp will conveniently wake the
instrument and turn it back on.
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