User manual CHANEY INSTRUMENT MODEL 00605 WIRELESS WEATHER STATION AND COMPANION

[. . . ] Beef/Lamb/Veal 170°F 160°F 145°F Pork 170°F Poultry 180°F Ground Beef 160°F DIGITAL MEAT THERMOMETER F. TO CHANGE PRESET PREPARE TEMPERATURES (MEMORY FUNCTION) Press the MEMORY button for 2 seconds. Pushing the (+) or (-) will increase/decrease the desired temperature in 1 degree increments. Once the desired temperature is reached, press the MEMORY button to activate. [. . . ] Once the desired temperature is reached, press the MEMORY button to activate. Once set, the new temperature will remain the set temperature for this PREPARE feature until it is changed again. NOTE: When the battery is removed, all temperatures will automatically reset back to the USDA temperatures initially programmed into the unit. DIGITAL MEAT THERMOMETER LAMB POULTRY VEAL GRND BEEF PORK USER DONE WELL MED RARE ALARM LAMB MED ALARM ALARM TEMP COOKING TEMP ALARM TEMP COOKING TEMP MEMORY MEMORY ALARM SET ON/OFF POWER ON/OFF MEAT ALARM SET ON/OFF POWER MEAT STOP PREPARE STOP PREPARE ON/OFF G. TO INSTALL BATTERY Open the battery door at the back of the unit. Insert one AAA battery by following the (+) and (-) signs as indicated. POWER ON/OFF SWITCH Press the POWER ON/OFF button to turn the thermometer on. The word ALARM will appear in the upper left region above the Alarm Temp degree. When the ALARM SET ON/OFF button is pressed again, the alarm is turned off. NOTE: The cooking temperature will continue to read even after the alarm sounds. CELSIUS OR FAHRENHEIT Slide the °C or °F switch on the back of the unit to choose your desired temperature readout. Always wear a heat resistant glove to touch the metal wire or probe during or just after cooking. DO NOT expose the thermometer unit to water, direct heat or heat surface, or direct sun light. If exposed to these elements, they may cause damage to the electronic circuit or components inside. Water drops or vapors inside the plug-in opening of the thermometer will result in bad contact and thus incorrect temperature reading. Dry the sensor plug with a cloth every time before plugging it into the thermometer. [. . . ] If exposed to these elements, they may cause damage to the electronic circuit or components inside. Water drops or vapors inside the plug-in opening of the thermometer will result in bad contact and thus incorrect temperature reading. Dry the sensor plug with a cloth every time before plugging it into the thermometer. [. . . ]