•While continuing to hold the ear, press 
. During the taking of temperature, the screen
indicates 
.
•Wait for the validation sound beep before releasing the button and removing the thermometer.
•Read the temperature on the screen.
•The temperature is automatically recorded.
Notice:
•For optimal precision, the ear should not be obstructed by wax or a plug.
•Do not use this thermometer with an ear infection (otitis). Moreover, if your child has had several ear infections, the measurement will be less accurate.
As for all thermometers, slight variations in temperature may be displayed one after another: it is therefore recommended to take several readings (removing the thermometer from the ear between each reading) and take the highest reading into account.
Forehead measurement
•Remove the protection cap.
•To switch on press and maintain the button 
until the indications in fig. 4 are displayed in the screen the appliance comes automatically displays the Ear mode.
•Press the button 
to select the forehead mode. The screen shows the corresponding function fig. 7 and the luminous diode corresponding to the symbol 
blink 5 times.
•Place the probe in the middle of the forehead. Press the button 
. Slowly slide the probe on the skin to the temple fig. 8.
•While taking the temperature, the screen indicates 
and audible bips sound.
•As soon as the probe is placed on the area of the temple, release the button 
, wait for the validation sound beep before removing the thermometer.
•Read the temperature on the screen.
•The temperature is automatically recorded.
Notice:
This temperature reading must be considered as an estimation.
The temperature reading of the forehead can be influence by environmental conditions because the probe is more sensitive to perspiration, sebum, physical activity and environmental temperature.
It is recommended that you wipe the forehead before taking a reading. In case of important differences or if in any doubt, the ear measurement must be pointed out. We remind you that there is a significant difference between an ear temperature reading and a forehead temperature reading.
Switching off
To switch the appliance off:
Press the button 
until the screen displays OFF.
Or the appliance switches off automatically after 60 seconds.
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Memory function
This thermometer has a memory for 10 readings.
After each reading, the temperature is automatically recorded in the first empty memory.
If all the memory space is used, the first memory is automatically deleted and replaced by the new reading and so on.
To read the memorised temperatures: The product must be switched off.
•Press the button 
until MEMORY appears on the screen. The information appears on the screen alternately.
example :
•To read all of the 10 temperature readings in the memory, press briefly and successively on 
: the different temperatures are displayed one after another as the ear or forehead mode in which they have been taken.
•To exit the memory mode, press the button 
or wait for the thermometer to switch off automatically.
To delete the memorised temperatures:
•Enter in memory mode .
•Press 
until
appears. The thermometer switches off automatically.
Specific messages
The ear and forehead thermometer has been designed to give precise information.
If the following messages appear on the screen, refer to the table below and follow the instructions :
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| Battery energy is low. | Change the battery. |
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| The battery is dead. | Change the battery. If the screen remains |
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| white, contact a TEFAL after sales service |
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| The temperature reading exceeds the | Take the temperature reading again. |
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| range of possible temperatures. |
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| The temperature reading is below the | Take the temperature reading again. |
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| range of possible temperatures. |
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| The temperature reading is out the | Place the thermometer in a room where |
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| range of possible temperatures. | the temperature is between 16°C and |
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| 35°C and wait at least 30 minutes before |
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| taking the temperature again. |
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