Infrared Ear
Thermometer
63-1517
Step Two
Using the Infrared Ear Thermometer
• Press the button to turn on the thermometer. All display segments
appear briefly, followed by beeps. appears and the LCD displ ay
lights for a moment.
• Insert the ther mometer’s probe in to the ear canal
as follows.
Probe
Powe
Butto
LCD
Display
Step One
Installing Batteries
You will need...
T w o AA A ba tte ries
• Remove the battery compartment cover.
• Insert two batteries in the battery compartment, as indica ted by the polarity
symbols (+ and- ) marked ins ide.
• Replace the ba ttery cover and snap into
place.
• For children one year or older, and adults:
pull the ear slightly backward to straighten the
ear canal. Then, i nsert the probe in the ea r as
far as it goes. Be sure t he probe fully seals t he
ear canal. Hold this position until the measurement is completed.
• For an infant less than one year old: pull the
ear straight back and insert the probe dire ctly
against the ear ca nal .
• Press the button until the ear thermometer
sounds a long beep.
• Remove the thermometer from the ear canal and read measurement.
If you want to take another measurement, wait un ti l the appears on
the LCD display. If no additional measurements are taken within one minute, the thermometer turns off automatically. Protect the
thermometer with the probe cap after each
use.
Y our Temperature
Err appears when you use the thermometer in
atmospheres out of its operating temperature
o
range of 59 - 104
H displays if your temperature is higher than
o
109.2
L displays when your temperature is lower
than 89.6
F (42.9oC).
oF
F (15 - 40oC).
(32oC).
Prob
Cap
Step Three
Selecting the Degree Format
• Remove the battery compar tment cover.
• Remove one battery from the battery
compartment.
• Use tweezers to remove the bl ack tab
above the battery compartment to change
from Fahrenheit to Celsius. Replace the
tab to change from Celsius to Fahrenheit.
• Replace the battery and the battery compartment cover.
• Press the button to display the new format.
Do not throw the black tab away. Save
for future use.
What’s Included
Thermometer Carry Pouch
Strap Probe Cap
Troubleshooting
Battery Notes
We do not expect you to have any problems with your thermometer; but, if you do, t he following sugg estions might help.
Problem Suggestion
The display is blank after pressing the Power button. Be sure the batteries are inserted properly.
You cannot get the measurement or an abn ormal tempera-
ture appears in the display.
Be sure the tip of the probe is clean and has no damage.
Clean any excessive wax that may be c logged in your ear.
Then insert the probe again. See Step 2.
The ear thermome ter does not work after pressing th e but-
Be sure to start the thermometer after the
appears.
ton.
Care & Use
• Keep the thermometer dry. Never immerse
it in water.
• Keep the thermometer away from direct
sunlight, dust and dirt.
• Handle the thermometer carefully. Do not
drop it.
• Use and store the thermometer in normal
temperature environments.
• Wipe the thermometer occasionally with a
damp cloth to keep it looking new.
• To prevent damage to the probe’s le ns, do
not clean it with a paper towel or paper . Us e
a cotton swab, dipped in ru bbing alcoh ol, to
wipe it clean. Let it dry before use.
• Do not touch the probe with your finger.
Protect the probe with the probe cap after
each use.
• Do not disassemble the thermometer. If it
does not work properly, take it to your local
RadioShack store for assistance.
Hints & Tips
• To obtain a precise temperature measurement, first clean your ear of
all excessive earwax.
• Your temperature may differ for each ea r. To get an accurate reading,
always take your temperature in the same ear.
• Take your temperat ure when you relax, and never take your temperature after exercise or a bath. Rest at least 20 minutes afterward.
• Do not use the thermometer if you suffer from ear diseases, or your
ear canal is wet.
• Keep portable phones away from the thermometer to prevent malfunction.
• If you have hair in your ear, the measured temperature may be lower
than your actual temperature.
• If the following conditions occu r, we recommend you take your tempe rature at least three times and use the highest reading.
• Infants under t hree months old.
• Children under three years old who have a compromised
immune system.
• This is your first time using the thermometer. Practice until you
get accurate and consistent read ings.
• Use only fresh batt eries of the r equ ired siz e
and recommended type. RadioShack alkaline batteries can be purchased at your local
RadioShack store.
• Do not mix old and new batteries, different
types of batteries (alkaline, standard, or
rechargeable), or rechargeable batteries of
different capacities.
• Dispose of old batteries promptly and prop erly. Do not burn or bury them.
• If you do not plan to use your thermometer
for a month or more, re move the batteries.
Batteries can leak chemicals that may
destroy electronic pa rts .
• When the display dims or battery weakens,
the appears on the display. Replace the
batteries.
Limited One-Year Warranty
This product is warranted by RadioShack against manufacturing defects in material and workmanship under normal use for one (1) year from the date of purchase from RadioShack company-owned stores and authorized RadioShack franchisees and dealers. EXCEPT AS
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