Advanced Solutions TH061 User manual

Brand: Advanced Solutions

Model: TH061

Category: Measuring, testing & control

Type: User manual

6-12 months

1 year

Battery

Cover

AAA

Batteries

(2)

Screw

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WARNING

• NEVER allow a child to play with this

thermometer. It is not a toy. This is a

sensitive electronic device and may

be damaged if not used properly

under parental supervision.

• ALWAYS supervise your child when

using thermometer. NEVER allow

your child to use it alone or without

close parental supervision.

• Avoid sudden impact and dust.

• Keep batteries out of child’s reach.

Swallowing a battery could be fatal.

Batteries should not be charged or

placed into extreme heat as they may

explode.

• Do not disassemble.

BATTERY CAUTION

• DO NOT mix old and new batteries.

• DO NOT mix alkaline, standard (carbon zinc) or rechargeable

(nickel-cadmium) batteries.

• Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.

• Rechargeable batteries are to be removed from the unit

before being charged.

• Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult

supervision.

• Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as

recommended are to be used.

• Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity.

• Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the unit.

• The supply terminals are not to be short-circuited.

• Check that all contact surfaces are clean and bright before

installing batteries.

• Used batteries should be disposed of properly.

• Remove batteries when stored for long periods of non-use.

Thank you for purchasing this Advanced Solutions™ thermometer.

We’re proud to be your choice to help you keep your child healthy and safe. Please

be sure to read all warnings, instructions and notations before using this product.

User’s Guide TH061

TALKING Ear Thermometer

Basics of Your Thermometer

Normal Body Temperature

Memory Function

Trouble Shooting

normal ear, oral

temp range

Time

Temperature

Unit of Measure (

˚F/˚C)

Talking “On”

Low Battery

Ear Mode Symbol

Measuring in Progress

Memory

Date

Memory #

Object Mode

Tiempo

Temperatura

Unidad de medida (

˚F/˚C)

Parlante “Encendido”

Batería baja

Símbolo de modo de oído

Medición en curso

Memoria

Fecha

Memoria #

Modo de objetos

Probe Tip Cap

Probe Tip

Illuminated Display

ON/MEASURE Button

Memory Button

Fever Light

Ring

Sound Button

Temperature readings are different from person to person and also vary

depending upon the body location from which the temperature is measured.

Ear temperatures tend to be comparable to oral temperatures and

approximately 1˚ lower than rectal temperatures for the same individual.

Temperature readings can also be affected by other factors, including exercise,

consuming hot or cold food/beverages prior to taking a reading, and technique.

“Normal” temperature refers to each individual’s average temperature while

healthy. You may want to measure and record your child’s temperature a few

times when he or she is well, so that you will know what is normal for your

own child. On average, temperature ranges are as follows:

Thermometer stores the last 30 measurements in memory. When a new

reading is taken, the oldest memory (30) is deleted and the newest reading

becomes 1.

To Scroll Through Memory:

With the unit on, press and release M to see the most recent reading. The

temperature will display with 1 below it, with the object or ear mode icon

and the date and time of measurement. Press M again to see the next

reading in memory. It will have a 2 below it, to indicate that it is the second

oldest reading.

Repeat to see additional readings

Hint: To scroll faster through memory, you may want to turn off sound.

TEMPERATURE

METHOD

Ear or Oral

NORMAL

TEMPERATURE

97.0° to 99.5°F

FEVER

RANGE

99.6°F +

Situation Recommended Action Display Recommended Action Display Recommended Action

I believe my

child has a fever,

but reading is

normal/low

The reading

seems too high

• Conﬁrm that probe tip is clean. (see Care and Maintenance)

• Conﬁrm that the ear canal is free of excessive amount of earwax.

• Review instructions for correct positioning of probe tip in ear (Step

2 with illustrations)

•

Be sure to measure temp from the same ear for all three measurements.

• If thermometer has been in a cold environment, wait 15 minutes

& try again.

• If child recently consumed cold food/drink, wait 15 minutes & try

again.

• Other factors can temporarily raise body temperature

(e.g.,exercise, bundling under covers, ear against the pillow).

Wait 15 minutes & try again.

• If thermometer has been in a hot environment, wait 15 minutes &

try again.

• If child recently consumed hot food/drink, wait 15 minutes & try

again.

• Probe may not have been inserted into the ear correctly. Proper probe placement in the ear canal is essential for an accurate

reading. Review probe placement instructions (Step 2 with illustrations) and try again.

• Batteries may be low. Replace batteries and try again.

• If thermometer has been stored in a cold environment, wait 15 minutes to allow thermometer to reach room temperature, then try again.

• If you are measuring an object temperature, conﬁrm that the thermometer is in Object Temperature mode. A reading below

93.5˚F in Ear Temperature mode will cause the LO message display.

• If thermometer has been mishandled, you may have irreversibly damaged product. Conﬁrm other possible solutions (above)

before discarding.

• Turn thermometer off, wait one minute, then turn on again. Listen for two beeps before placing thermometer in position and

re-take temp.

• If thermometer has been stored in a hot environment, wait 15 minutes to allow thermometer to reach room temperature, then try again.

• If you are measuring an object temperature, conﬁrm that the thermometer is in Object Temperature mode. A reading above

109.4˚F in Ear Temperature mode will cause the HI message display.

• If thermometer has been mishandled, you may have irreversibly damaged Product. Conﬁrm other possible solutions (above)

before discarding.

• Batteries are low. Replace them. (See Battery Information section)

• Illuminates red to indicate fever. Consult Fever Light

Ring section for details.

• Do not return this product to the place of purchase. If any parts are missing,

email consumer@djgusa.com, call Consumer Relations at (800)544-1108, or

fax at (800)207-8182. You can also visit our website at www.safety1st.com.

Have ready the model number (TH061) and date code (manufacture date located

on package).

• I

nstall new batteries and re-try function before calling Consumer Relations on electronics.

No Fever

Fever (99.6°F or above)

1. Ear Mode is the default setting. Conﬁrm that the Ear Mode symbol appears in the display.

Press and hold M and S buttons at the same time for 5 seconds to switch between Ear and

Object mode.

2. Position thermometer probe properly in ear canal:

• 6 - 12 months: Have child lay ﬂat with the head sideways, so that the ear is facing

upwards. Gently pull the ear straight back (Figure B).

• 1 year +: Stand behind and slightly to the side of the child/adult.

Gently pull the ear up and back to straighten the ear canal (Figure C).

3. Insert the thermometer until the probe tip seals the ear canal. Be sure to aim/point the

thermometer tip straight into the ear canal.

4. Press and hold the ON/MEASURE button for approximately 1 second. During measuring,

will appear (Figure D). Thermometer will beep to indicate measurement taken.

5. Remove thermometer from ear. If no fever is present the icon appears on display

screen with the temperature. FEVER ALERT: If child has an elevated temperature of 99.6˚F

or above, the Fever Light

ring will illuminate red and appears on display screen.

6. Be sure to clean probe tip after use.

7. It is recommended to take three readings (from the same ear) and to use the highest one.

Wait two minutes between readings, so that thermometer has time to re-acclimate to room

temperature.

8. Thermometer will shut-off automatically after 1 minute.

1. If the object to be measured is food or beverage,

be sure to mix thoroughly before measuring

temperature to eliminate any “hot spots.”

Wait 30 seconds.

2. Conﬁrm that the Object Mode symbol appears

in the display. Press and hold M and S buttons

at the same time for 5 seconds to switch

between Ear and Object mode.

3. Place probe tip within 2 inches (5 cm) of object to be

measured. NOTE: DO NOT make contact with food,

beverage or bath surface.

4. Press and hold the ON/MEASURE button for

approximately 1 second. During measuring,

will appear (Figure E).

Thermometer will beep to

indicate measurement taken.

5. Move thermometer away from

object and the temperature with

the object symbol will appear for

1 minute, and a backlight

illuminates for 5 seconds.

6. Thermometer will shut off automatically after

1 minute.

Ear Temperature

How to Measure Temperature

Object Temperature

Please read this section carefully and all the way through before using the thermometer. Ensure that

thermometer is at room temperature, waiting 15 minutes if necessary.

Remove probe tip cap. To power thermometer on, press and hold ON/MEASURE button. All segments are displayed for 1 second.

Two beeps are heard, followed by a display of the last temperature measured (Figure A). Backlight goes off after 5 seconds.

Fever Light

Ring

Set Up Thermometer

Optional Talking Mode

Care and Maintenance

One (1) Year Limited Warranty

Technical Speciﬁcations

How to Replace the Batteries

The Fever Light

Ring illuminates red to indicate that the

measured ear temperature is over 99.6˚F. In addition to this,

if your child has a fever, will display.

High or prolonged fever requires medical attention, especially

for young children. Contact your physician. A fever chart is

included on the product.

Note: Fever Light

Ring was designed to alert parents to fever, so

it illuminates in Ear Mode only.

To enter the set-up mode, power thermometer on, then press and hold

S button until a language option appears on display. If talking is enabled

during set-up, you will hear the options, too. To scroll through the options

for each selection, use the S button. To choose an option, press M.

Language:

Volume:

Fahrenheit

and Celsius:

Date:

Time:

Press S to toggle between English and Spanish ,