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| 00985 Wireless refrigerator & Freezer Thermometer |
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| FRONT |
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| this point. Each remote unit is equipped with a | ||||||||||
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| securing inside the refrigerator or freezer. The clip is designed with | |||||||||||
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| 26 F |
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| rubber grips to securely hold the remote unit to the edge of a glass or | ||||||||||||
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| SENSOR 1 |
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| wire shelf commonly found in modern refrigerators. | |||||||||||
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| ALARM | 26 |
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| SENSOR 2 | F CLR |
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| Alternatively, the included detachable suction cup may be used to secure | |||||||||||||||
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| ALARM | 18 |
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| MIN |
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| the #1 remote sensor to the interior surface of the refrigerator. Suction | |||||||||||||||
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| cups do not adhere to freezing surfaces very well, a remote unit kept in | ||||||||
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| a freezing temperature should be secured using the integrated | |||||||||||
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| TABLE STAND |
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| BATTERY |
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| COMPARTMENT |
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| BATTERY |
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| #2 Remote Sensor | |||||
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| COMPARTMENT |
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| to the interior wire shelf | |
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| of the freezer using the | |
| BACK |
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| ºF/ºC Select | Magnets |
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| Installing Batteries- |
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| #1 Remote Sensor | |||
| To install batteries in the main unit, first remove the battery compartment |
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| cover located on the back of the unit underneath the |
| #1 | shown here mounted | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 2 “AAA” alkaline batteries in the correct manner according to the polarity |
| to the interior surface | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| symbols inside the battery compartment. |
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| of the refrigerator | ||||||||||
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| using the included | |
| To install batteries in the two remote sensor units, remove the battery |
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| suction cup. | ||||||||||||||
| compartment cover by sliding it downwards. Insert 2 “AA” alkaline batteries |
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| The main unit may be mounted directly to the refrigerator surface | |||||||||||||||||||||
| into the unit that will be placed in the refrigerator (#1 remote). For the |
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| remote that is to be placed in the freezer (#2 remote), it is recommended |
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| utilizing the magnetic back of the unit. The Main unit may also be placed | |||||||||||||||||||||
| that 2 “AA” lithium batteries be installed instead of alkaline batteries. |
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| Lithium batteries function at lower temperatures better than alkaline |
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| batteries. |
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| The Main Display |
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| Temperature Alarms - Programming Customized Presets | |||||||||||
| Each sensors’ temperature is represented on the main display in three |
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| To customize the preset alarm temperatures, press and hold the desired alarm button | |||||||||||||||||||||
| ways. The largest numbers displayed represent the current temperature |
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| (sensor #1 or sensor #2). You are now in the MAX temp. alarm set mode and may adjust the | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| maximum temperature by using the “+” or | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| of each remote sensor. The two smaller numbers to the right in each |
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| confirm your setting and move on to setting the minimum temperature. Adjust the | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| sensors’ display window represent the minimum and maximum recorded |
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| temperature by pressing the “+” or | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| setting for the minimum alarm temperature and to exit the entire alarm preset temperature | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| temperatures. The recorded MIN/MAX numbers can be cleared by pushing |
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| mode. Repeat this process to set the other minimum and maximum alarm temperatures for | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| the “CLR” button. You may also choose between Fahrenheit or Celsius |
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| temperature display mode using the “ºF/ºC Select” switch on the back of |
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| the main unit. |
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| A low battery indicator is shown in the display window for the remote sensors. When the low | ||||||||||
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| battery indicator displays, replace the batteries with fresh ones. Be sure to never mix old and | ||||||||
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| new batteries, and never mix battery types such as alkaline and lithium together. | ||||||||||
| The main unit is equipped with an audible temperature alarm for each |
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| unit. Press the alarm button ( | or ) for the corresponding remote sensor |
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| to turn the alarm function on or off. The “ | ALARM ” icon on the main display |
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| NOTE: If the remote sensor units are measuring temperatures above the temperature range | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| will appear if the alarm function is on. If the alarm icon is not displayed, |
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| the temperature range, the main unit will display |
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| the alarm WILL NOT SOUND. |
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| If the temperatures for each sensor fall below the minimum preset or |
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| The main unit will display | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| rise above the maximum preset for more than 15 minutes, the alarm |
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| will sound. This is to prevent “False alarms” from sounding because the |
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| Do not return product to retail store. For Technical Assistance and | ||||||||
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| temperatures for a freezer (remote sensor #2) and are also preset for |
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| Sensor #1 (refrigerator): minimum is 33ºF / maximum is 40ºF. |
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| Sensor #2 (FREEZER): minimum is |
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