Installing / Replacing Battery
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Located at the back lower base of the thermometer is the battery cover.
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Insert two AAA batteries to match the
“+” and “
-
“as
illustrated in the battery compartment.
•
Make sure no plastic tabs are in between the batteries and the springs.
•
Close the battery cover and ensure it is locked in place before operation.
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Replace battery when low battery indicator
appears.
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When replacing batteries, always replace with new AAA batteries ensuring to again match polarities
indicated in the battery compartment.
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If the thermometer does not power on after replacing the batteries, please remove the
batteries and allow 60 seconds to pass before reinstalling the batteries once more.
Note: Please follow local and state guidelines for proper battery disposal.
Turning the Unit On/Off
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To turn on the unit, simply press and release the
‘
Power/Scan
’
button.
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For conservation of battery, this unit will automatically power off, after inactivity. There is no manual
off button.
Celsius and Fahrenheit Settings
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Press the power button to turn the thermometer on.
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In the bottom right corner, you will see either
‘F’ or ‘C’. This is the unit the thermometer
is currently
recording measurements.
•
To change the unit of measurement please press and hold
the “MEM
/SET
” button to switch to the
alternative unit. The newly selected unit will be displayed on the screen.
Adjusting Sound: On/Off
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To turn the sound on/off long press the
‘
MODE
’ button.
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If sound is being
turned ‘ON’ device will ‘beep’
twice and display
the word “ON”
.
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If sound is being turned ‘OFF’ device will ‘beep’ once and display the word “OFF”.
Memory Function
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Each temperature taken by this unit is stored in the memory.
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This unit has the capability to hold 20 readings in the memory.
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To access the memory data please press and release the
‘
MEM
’
button.
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The latest reading will be displayed. The Memory number will be displayed on the screen.
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Continue to press (and release) the ‘MEM’ button to filter through the stored information.
•
Once the memory is full the oldest data will automatically be deleted and overwritten with the new
information.
