Cleaning
Clean with warm water and some washing up liquid, rinse
them thoroughly and let them dry.
Nail cutter and scissors
Be careful not to cut the nails too close to the baby’s skin.
Tip: We advise you to cut the baby’s nails after a bath when
the nails are soft, or when the baby sleeps.
Cleaning
Wipe the nail cutter and the scissors with a damp cloth and
dry them.
Note: You can sterilise the nail cutter and the scissors by
wiping their cutting edges with alcohol.
Emery boards
Gently glide the emery board across the baby’s nails.
Pouch
Save all items in the pouch and store them in a dry place.
Technical specifications
Digital thermometer
Battery
1.5 V (LR41 or SR41)
Battery life
>1000 measurements
Mea sure ment
range
32 °C to 42.9 °C
( 89.6 °F to 109.2 °F)
Accuracy
±0.1 °C (±0.2 °F) for 35.5 °C to 42.0 °C
(95.9 °F to 107.6 °F) ±0.2 °C (±0.4 °F)
outside these ranges
Compliance
Conforms to MDD 93/42/EEC (class IIa
medical device)
Storage
temperature
-20 °C to 55 °C / -4 °F to 131 °F
Humidity level
15 % to 95 % RH
Atmospheric
pressure
700 hPa - 1060 hPa
Expected
service life
2 years. After the expected service
life, accuracy cannot be guaranteed.
If you question the accuracy of the
measurement at any time, contact the
Consumer Care Center in your country.
Explanation of symbols
The warning signs and symbols are essential to ensure that
you use this product safely and correctly and to protect
you and others from injury. Below you find the meaning of
the warning signs and symbols on the label and in the user
manual.
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This symbol means: Read this manual (Fig. 1).
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This symbol is to identify a type BF applied part
complying with IEC 60601-1 (Fig. 2).
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This symbol means: conforms to EU Directives. CE
stands for ‘Conformité Européenne’. 0344 is the number
of the notified body (Fig. 3).
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This symbol means: protected from touch by fingers and
objects greater than 12 mm (0.47 inch). Protected from
immersion between 15 cm (0.5 inch) and 1 m
(39.3 inch) in depth (Fig. 4).
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This symbol means: storage temperature (Fig. 5).
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This symbol means: relative humidity (Fig. 6).
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This symbol means: atmospheric pressure (Fig. 7).
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This symbol means: The manufacturer, as defined in EU
Directives 93/42/EEC (Fig. 8).
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This symbol means: Numbers next to this logo indicate
the manufacturers Lot number (Fig. 9).
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This symbol means: The Green Dot (‚Der Grüne Punkt‘
in German) is the license symbol of a European network
of industry-funded systems for recycling the packaging
materials of consumer goods (Fig. 10).
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This symbol means: that an object is capable of being
recycled - not that the object has been recycled or will
be accepted in all recycling collection systems (Fig. 11).
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This symbol means: 2 year Philips warranty (Fig. 12).
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This symbol means: the manufacturer‘s catalog number
of the device (Fig. 13).
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This symbol means: Indicates caution.The user should
consult the instructions for use for important cautionary
information such as warnings and precautions that
the digital thermometer is switched on, the display
automatically shows the last measured temperature for
approx. 2 seconds.
Battery-low indication
If the display shows a dot on the bottom right of the screen
(Fig. 15), the battery is low and the temperature is no longer
accurate. Replace the battery (see ‚Removing/inserting
batteries‘).
Audible signals
1 beep per second: Temperature is normal (<37.8 °C/100 °F)
3 beeps per second: Possible fever (>37.8 °C/100 °F)
Note: The Thermometer only indicates fever. it does not
beep when your child‘s temperature is below normal.
Removing/inserting batteries
If the display shows a dot on the bottom right of the
screen, the battery is low. Replace the battery of the digital
thermometer as described below.
1
Press the top and the bottom of the battery cover and
gently pull to remove it (Fig. 16).
2
Remove the battery gently by using a pen (Fig. 17).
Important: Do not pull the battery tray more than 1cm
out of the thermometer. The sensor can break off.
3
Dispose of the battery properly.
4
Insert a new battery (Fig. 18).
5
Press the battery cover back onto the thermometer until
it clicks into place (Fig. 19).
Error function
In case of malfunction, the display shows ‘Err’. Remove
the batteries, wait for 1 minute, insert the batteries and turn
it back on.
Cleaning
Use warm water and some washing-up liquid.
Be careful not to damage the parts when you clean the
digital thermometer:
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Do not use abrasive cleaning agents, anti-bacterial
cleaning agents or chemical solvents. Excessive
concentration of cleaning agents may eventually cause
plastic components to crack.
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The thermometer should not be immersed in any liquid,
especially alcohol.
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Do not clean the thermometer in a dishwasher,
microwave or sterilizer.
Storage
Put the protection cap on the digital thermometer after use
and store it in a clean and dry place.
Accessories
Nasal aspirator
Warnings:
- Never use the nasal aspirator in the baby’s mouth
or ears.
- Never point the tip directly in the center of the nostril.
1
Remove the cap of the nasal aspirator
2
Squeeze the aspirator bulb and place the tip gently into
the baby’s nostril and tilt the tip to the side. Be careful
not to insert the aspirator into the baby’s nose too far.
3
Release the bulb slowly to let the suction draw mucus
out of the baby’s nose.
4
Repeat the process with the other nostril.
Cleaning
1
Disassemble all parts of the nasal aspirator and wash
them in warm water with washing-up liquid.
2
Clean the nasal aspirator in boiling water for 10 min. and
dry it afterwards.
Finger toothbrush
Place the finger toothbrush on your fingertip to massage the
baby’s gums gently.
Cleaning
Clean with a steriliser or boiling water. Let it cool down
and dry.
Brush and comb
Brush/comb the baby’s hair from root to tip.
Tip: Carefully keep a hand on the roots while brushing or
combing to avoid pulling the baby’s scalp.
Measurement
To ensure the best accuracy, we advise you to measure
the temperature rectally. Oral and axial measurements are
usually 0.5 °C (0.9 °F) to 1 °C (1.8 °F) lower than actual body
temperature.
1
Remove the protection cap from the digital thermometer.
Make sure that the metal probe of the flexible tip is still
firmly attached to the digital thermometer.
2
Lubricate the tip of the digital thermometer with a water-
soluble jelly (only when used axially or rectally).
3
Press to switch on the digital thermometer. At startup,
all segments of the display light up, followed by the last
measured temperature.
4
Proceed with one of the measuring steps as indicated
below, depending on the choice of use (rectally, oral or
axially) (see ‚Three types of measurement‘).
Note: It is advised not to use the digital thermometer
for oral or axial temperature measurements on children
younger than three years.
5
Keep the digital thermometer in place until the
measurement is finished (when the °C/°F indication
stops flashing and the thermometer beeps). See section
‘Audible signals’ for the meaning of the beeps.
In case
of oral or axial use, keep the tip of the thermometer in
place for approximately 5 minutes, regardless of any
beeps, for accurate measurement.
Note: If for some reason the temperature cannot be
measured, the display shows ‘Lo’ or ‘Hi’. This means
that the temperature is outside the temperature range.
Switch off the digital thermometer, check if it is correctly
positioned and switch it on again.
6
Remove the digital thermometer and read the display.
Results may vary based on the individual and the
method used.
7
Press to switch off the digital thermometer.
8
Switch off the digital thermometer after use. The digital
thermometer switches off automatically after 10 minutes.
9
Clean the digital thermometer after each use. Follow the
instructions in chapter ‘Cleaning’.
Three types of measurement
Measuring the temperature rectally
For rectal measurement of a baby’s temperature, proceed
as follows:
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Lay the baby on its stomach or its side.
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With one hand, separate the baby’s buttocks. With
the other hand, gently slide the tip of the digital
thermometer no more than 12 mm (1/2 inch) into the
rectum. If you detect any resistance, stop immediately.
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Hold the baby firmly so that it cannot turn while the
digital thermometer is inserted.
Note: Be careful not to push the flexible tip too far into
the rectum.
Measuring the temperature orally
Place the tip of the thermometer under your child’s tongue.
Make sure your child’s lips are sealed.
Measuring the temperature axially
Place the tip of the thermometer in your child’s armpit.
Make sure your child’s armpit is dry. Press its arm against its
body and hold its elbow to keep the thermometer in place.
After using the digital thermometer rectally or in the armpit,
do not use it for oral measurement for hygienic reasons, not
even after cleaning.
Childrens’ temperature
The temperature of a child is normally between 36.5 °C
(97.7 °F) and 37.5 °C (99.5 °F). Keep in mind that a child’s
temperature varies depending on age, activity, time of
day, etc. Remember that some illnesses do not have high
temperature as a symptom. Temperature measurement
should not be a substitute for consulting your physician.
When reporting your child’s temperature to a professional,
state the measurement method.
Features
Celsius (°C)/Fahrenheit (°F)
You can select Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F) for measuring
temperature. When the thermometer is switched off, press
and hold the on/off button for 2 seconds to change the
measurement unit.
Last temperature recall
The digital thermometer has a memory function. When
