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IF THE SIGNAL IS LOST: If the receiver unit is turned off and then on and the signal is lost do
the following:
● Turn the receiver on by pressing the MODE button for two seconds.
● Once the unit is on hold the CLEAR button for several seconds until the probe temperature
● Once the unit is on hold the CLEAR button for several seconds until the probe temperature
starts to blink with the --- showing.
● Press and hold the (TX) button inside the battery compartment of the transmitter or re-plug
the temperature probe. This has to be done within 120 seconds of turning the unit on.
● If the unit registers the transmitter the unit will beep and show the probe temperature. If it
does not register press and hold the (TX) button again.
HOW TO KNOW IF THE SIGNAL IS LOST: The receiver unit will normally work within 150
feet of the transmitter. If the receiver is taken out of range or there is abnormal external
interference the receiver may not be able to receive the transmission from the transmitter. If this
happens the unit will alert you by beeping once for every 3 seconds to tell you to re-sync the
signal. If this happens you need to move the unit close to the transmitter and follow the
instructions above.
SETTING THE SELECTED FOOD TEMPERATURE:
The unit is programmed with selected pre-set temperatures for all types of meats. These
temperatures are recommended by both major cookbooks and the USDA for food safety.
The chart of the selected temperatures is as follows below:
feet of the transmitter. If the receiver is taken out of range or there is abnormal external
interference the receiver may not be able to receive the transmission from the transmitter. If this
happens the unit will alert you by beeping once for every 3 seconds to tell you to re-sync the
signal. If this happens you need to move the unit close to the transmitter and follow the
instructions above.
SETTING THE SELECTED FOOD TEMPERATURE:
The unit is programmed with selected pre-set temperatures for all types of meats. These
temperatures are recommended by both major cookbooks and the USDA for food safety.
The chart of the selected temperatures is as follows below:
MEAT TASTE
Type
WELL
DONE
MEDIUM MEDIUM
RARE
RARE
Beef
BEEF 160ºF 145ºF 135ºF
125ºF
Veal
VEAL 160ºF 145ºF N/A 135ºF
Lamb
LAMB 160ºF 145ºF 135ºF 125ºF
Pork
PORK 160ºF 145ºF N/A N/A
Chicken, whole
CHICK 165ºF N/A N/A N/A
Turkey, whole
TURKY 165ºF N/A N/A N/A