3.While tugging the ear, fit the probe snugly into the ear canal as far as possible and press the activation button.
Release it when you hear a beep.
This is the Temp Beep that confirms the end of measurement.
4.Remove the thermometer from the ear canal. The LCD displays the temperature measured and the probe cover symbol.
5.Replace the probe cover after each measurement:
Press the ejector button and put on a new, clean probe cover.
Only then, the probe cover symbol disappears from the display. The thermometer is now ready for use again.
6.If no button is pressed or no new probe cover is attached within 30 seconds, the thermometer will turn off automatically.
Note: In the following situations, it is recom- mended that you take three temperatures in the same ear. If they differ, use the highest reading.
øInfants in the first 90 days of life.
øChildren under three years of age who have a condition such as a compromised immune system and for whom the presence or absence of fever is critical.
øWhen you are first learning to use the ear thermometer until you are comfortable with the technique and are obtaining consistent readings.
Important: As with any type of thermometer, slight temperature variations (± 0.2- 0.3°C /
±0.3 - 0.5°F) can occur, if consecutive measurements are taken.
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