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When the time has expired, the display shows 0:00 and the alarm is activated.
Press any button to switch the alarm off.
To reset the time interval, press HR and MIN simultaneously.
If the meat thermometer is being used as a stopwatch (indicated by “TIMER”
on the display), first press the MODE button and then on just the START/
STOP button. st
arts to flash as an indication that the stopwatch has been
activated. Seconds are not shown. Press the START/STOP button to stop the
timing.
Temperature alarm
It is possible to set an alarm to sound if the temperature exceeds the set alarm
temperature.
Press the ALERT button (I) to activate the alarm function. ((ALERT)) is shown
at the top of the display.
Press the MODE button (I) and the meat type will be shown. Press the SET
button to make the box round the degree of doneness disappear. Now the
temperature for the alarm can be set using HR and MIN . The temperature
can be set between 0 and 250ºC.
Stick the tip of the metal probe in the middle of the meat and place it in the
oven. When the temperature is reached, a signal sounds. If the temperature
falls below the alarm temperature the audible signal stops. Alternatively, the
signal can be switched off by pressing the ALERT button.
Switching between ºC and ºF
The meat thermometer can be set to show either ºC (Celsius) or ºF
(Fahrenheit). This is done using the switch (N) located on the rear of the
thermometer.
Cleaning and maintenance
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The meat thermometer must not be immersed in water or other fluids. If it
gets wet, wipe it dry immediately, as fluids contain minerals that can cause
the electronic components to rust. This applies to both the transmitter and
the receiver.
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The metal probe can be washed using a mild detergent and the cable can
be wiped using a lightly dampened cloth, but the switch must never come
into contact with water or any other fluid. The metal probe must not be
washed in a dishwasher.
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The meat thermometer must not be exposed to rough treatment, dust,
extreme temperature differences or air humidity, as this could result in it
not functioning optimally.
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Use new batteries of the correct size only. Alkaline batteries may be used.
Used batteries should be disposed of, as they may leak acids that damage
the thermometer’s electronic circuits.
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