8 Care of Your Thermometer
Do not touch the stainless portion
of the thermometer during or right
after measuring temperatures since
it will be very hot.
Do not leave exposed to extreme
high or low temperatures since this
will damage electronic parts and
plastics.
Not intended for use by persons
under age 12.
9 Declaration of Conformity
Hereby,
this product complies with the basic
requirements and applicable complies
with the basic requirements and
applicable regulations of the EMC
Directive 2014/30/EU. The complete
declaration of conformity can be found
at: https://itronicsmall.com/
eu-declaration-of-conformity/
the manufacturer declares that
Do not keep the thermometer
inserted in food during cooking.
Remove batteries if store for more
than four months.
10 Disposal
Meaning of the “Dustbin”
Symbol
Protect our environment:
do not dispose
electrical equipment in
the domestic
waste.
of
Please return any
electrical equipment
you will no longer use to
the collection
points
provided for their disposal.
that
This helps avoid the
potential effects of
incorrect disposal on the
environment
and human
health.
This will contribute to the
recycling and
of reutilisation of
other forms
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EN
EN
Always take your reading in the
thickest available portion of meat.
Thin portions of meat are difficult to
measure because they tend to cook
through fast. Avoid touching bone.
If the tip touches the bone or heavy
fat area of the meat, or if the tip is
not deep enough, take a second
reading to ensure accuracy.
use in an oven. Do NOT leave it in
extremely hot foods or liquid
(anything over 572°F) for more than
1 minute.
