"Last Reading" Function; Memory Function - Chicco comfort quick User Manual

the
the appliance ON.
How to take a temperature:
1. Gently move the ear back slightly
to straighten the ear canal and
ain
very carefully insert the probe into
d in
the canal. Aim towards the timpani
are-
membrane to get the most accu-
rate reading.
obe
and
• For children under two years of age,
on
gently pull the ear backwards.
• For children over two years of age
and adults, gently pull the ear up-
wards and backwards.
n, it
eg-
2. Press the "SCAN" button on the
do
right side of the thermometer and
any
in about 1 second the thermometer
will emit an acoustic signal which
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means it has taken the reading. The
play
temperature reading will be visible
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on the display immediately.
as
ing
Note: ear temperatures have to be
converted into the equivalent oral
temperature.
the
Note: the reading taken in the right
ear canal can vary to the reading in
ing,
the left ear canal: this is because the
r is
depth and size of the right and left
d in tympanic artery can be different.
ear Once the temperature has been re-
ess corded, the thermometer will emit
(ON/MEM) button to turn
Diag. 5
0-2 years >2 years
Fig. 7
another short beep when it is ready to
be used again.
IMPORTANT
Always take temperatures in the same
ear canal to obtain more accurate re-
sults. Always use the same ear if the
temperature has to be taken repeat-
edly at various intervals. If consecutive
readings are required, wait at least 2
minutes between readings to prevent
the sensor from overheating and re-
cording inaccurate measurements.
Holding the thermometer in your
hand for too long and/or exposing it
to heat sources could cause the sen-
sor to record a higher than normal
room temperature. This could cause
the ear temperature reading to be
Fig. 6
lower than normal.

"LAST READING" FUNCTION

The icon indicates that the "last
reading" function is enabled. When
this function is used, you can take
temperatures one after another, with-
out switching the thermometer off,
and the last reading will be visible in
the top right corner of the display.

MEMORY FUNCTION

This thermometer has a memory
which can store up to 25 readings
(Please note: if repeated readings are
taken without switching the ther-
mometer off in between, the memory
will only store the last reading taken).
To access the memory, switch the
thermometer on, press the
MEM) button repeatedly to scroll
through the various readings until you
find the one you need.
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Fig. 8
(ON/