Tasco TA410BX, TA410AX Instruction Manual

Digital Thermometer

TA410AX/BX

Instruction Manual

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Precautions

Before operation, read this "Safety Precautions" section carefully to use the product properly,
The precautions shown herein are divided into the two categories, Since both of
important safety precautions, make sure that you observe them,

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• Turn off the unit when you replace the battery.
(1) Use a coin to unscrew the battery cover.

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Caution

0 Do not use this product for improper purposes,
O Stop using the product as soon as you notice an anomaly
0 Do not disassemble or modify this product.

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0 Never throw
0 Never recharge the battery.
O Use the designated battery (006P 9V).

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O Observe the polarity (+/-) of the battery.
O Remove the battery when the battery has expired or If the unu IS not to be used for

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(2) Connect the battery cable to the battery and put It in the case.

(3) Close the battery cover and firmly tighten the two screws.

@"Probe Installation and Extension Cord

(1) To install the probe, insert the probe into the unit

the right figure. After installation, lightly pull the prob
to check that it will not come off.

(2) To remove the probe, pull out the probe while pushin

the probe stopper.

(3) To install the extension cord, like the probe, connect it

to the unit as in the right figure. To remove it, like th
probe, pull out the cord while pushing the prob
stopper. The probe connection of the extension cord is
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Procedures

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(1) Power ON/OFF

Press the !POWERIkey. After all thle digitsRiave flashed on the display lor on and, the unit is
ready for measurement. Press the POWE key again to turn the unit ott.

Display All digits flashing Normal measurement mode

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Press the !POWE
unit is set in the normal measurement mode.

• This instruction manual describes the situation where the unit has just been turned on (the
situation where there is no feature indications on the left side of lhe display) as the normal
measure ment mode.

(2) HOLD Fea

1. HOL D Fea

This feature holds the indication of tho current mensurod IlIlmpor
"HOLD" flashes on the display .

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Maximu
"MAX" and "HOLD" flashing on the display means that tho Unit holds Iho ImJicl'ltlon of the
constantly updated highest temperature.

If an error occurs, the unit will hold the indication of the orror.

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"MIN" and "HOLD" flashing on the display means Ihat Iho urut holdl
updated lowest temperature,

If an error occurs, lhe unit will HOLD the indication of tho error

4. Average Val ue HOLD
This feature indicates the average values between any two pollit.. 01

While "AVG" is flashing on the display, the unit retains Ihe hlmr "Hl,tllI . dill"
doing, the unit indicates the actual temperalure data

Press the !HOLD! key to have "AVG" and "HOLD" flash all Iho
average value calculated based on the temperature data rot

The unit can average the data for up to 5 hours. If the umt II us,," ,,"
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If the detection terminal of the probe gets broken or the probe is not
connected, "Err"is indicated on the display as in the right figure.
If so indicated, replace or connect the probe.

(2) Ove r R

If the temperature being measured goes beyond the measurable range,

"or" or "-or" is indicated on the display.

• This indication may appear when the detection terminal of the probe is

(3) Low Battery Indication I • :J U 9 I

If the battery voltage gets low, the low battery voltage indication Ii! Will C

flash with 5 hours of life left.

In addition, the whole display is programmed to blink with 30 minutes of lifo lelt.

• The duration of the low battery voltage indication varies depending on Ihe battery type and

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If you have found a problem with the display or features, usc II thin stick to press tho reset button
located on the battery compartment.
Pressing the reset button will reset the unit to the same selling as it has just beon turnod ON.

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within the measurable range, check the probe. In addition, if the
instrument reading abnormally fluctuates, check the probe .

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Place the probe perpendicular to the contact surface or
facing to the direction wind is coming from. In addition,
note that the unit will not operate properly if the surface is
rough or uneven.

• Before measurement, check the measurable range of

the probe. If you measure a temperature beyond the
range, there is a risk of failure and/unexpected injury.

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Maintenanc

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Storage

When you store the unit, avoid such places as follows:

• Place exposed to direct sunlight

• Place that oscillates violently

• Place where the humidity is high (above 80%R.H )

• Hot atmos phere (above 50' C)

• High electromag netic field

(2) If the Housi ng Gets Dirty

Ii the housing gets dirty, immerse a shop towel in water or oil to wipe the housing. The housing is

made of ABS resin. Do not use organic solvents such as thinner, benzine and alcohol. These

solvents may deform and/or discolor the housing and keyboard

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damaged. In such a case, contact your authorized dealer.

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WarrantYI

Thank you very much for purchasing one of our products, This product has been manufactured
through a perfect quality control and strict inspection process, However, should a failure occur
despite proper use, we warrant the product for one year after the date of purchase,

In addition, note that failures due to the following causes will not be warranted in any case,

• Failures due to accidental force such as fires and earthquakes,

• Failures due to improper use, inappropriate handling or modification.

• Failures and damages not deemed to be our responsibilities.
Product Name: TA410AX/BX

Serial Num ber:

Date of Purchase:

Authorized Dealer:

• This warranty is void without the serial number, date of purchase, and authorized dealer.
Make sure to return this war ranty together with the actual product.

ICHINEN TASCO CO., LTD.

1-2-16 Kawaguchi, Nishi-ku, Osaka 550-0021 JAPAN

Phone: [phone] Fox: 81·6-6584-1056

warranty is exclusively for TA41OAB,

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1Ill! accessories are not to be covered by this warranty.

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