Safety 1st 49514B - 8-Second Thermometer Quick Start Guide

Safety 1st 49514B - 8-Second Thermometer Quick Start Guide

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Safety 1st 49514B - 8-Second Thermometer Quick Start Guide

Overview of the device

Overview of the device

To Fold Thermometer

  1. From extended position, grip plastic area just above the LCD display and carefully pull until the LCD unit disengages. Note: DO NOT pull on flexible temperature probe.
  2. Reverse temperature probe so that it stores inside the handle, then slide in until it clicks to lock in place.

To Open Thermometer from Folded Position

  1. Carefully pull the LCD unit from the lockedposition.
  2. Flip unit to extend probe, and then slide LCD unit towards handle until it clicks to lock in place.
    To Open Thermometer from Folded Position

  • High, prolonged fever requires medical attention especially for young children. Please contact your physician.
  • Do not allow children to take their temperatures unattended.
  • Read the enclosed instructions carefully to ensure accurate temperature readings. Temperature readings are affected by many factors including exercise, drinking hot or cold beverages prior to taking a reading as well as technique.
  • Do not allow children to walk or run during temperature taking. The probe could present a hazard.
  • Oral, underarm, and rectal temperatures vary by approximately 0.9°F/0.5°C.

SPECIAL PRODUCT FEATURES

  • Fast 8-second rectal, oral and underarm readings.
  • Flexible tip with over insertion gauge for added comfort.
  • Beeps when reaches highest temperature.
  • Lighted display for easy nighttime use.
  • Automatic memory of last reading.
  • Automatic shut-off after approximately 10 minutes for longer battery life.
  • Long life, replaceable battery (approximately 1500 temperatures).
  • Low battery indicator " ".
  • Water resistant probe.

HOW TO CARE FOR THIS PRODUCT

  • Clean the thermometer tip and probe using isopropyl alcohol or soap and water.
  • Store the unit in the folded position while not in use.
  • Do not store or keep in direct sunlight, or in high temperatures.
  • Keep battery away from children.
  • To avoid damage to probe do not bend beyond 45° (as shown in above diagram).
  • Do not open the battery cover except to replace the battery.
  • Do not drop the thermometer, as this may ruin the unit.

WHAT IS A "NORMAL" TEMPERATURE?

Temperature readings vary in different individuals. A normal temperature refers to each individual's average temperature while they are well. Normal average temperatures range form 97°F/36.1°C to 100°F/37.7°C when taken orally. See "RECTAL USE" and "UNDERARM (AXILLARY) USE" for the oral equivalent of a rectal or underarm reading.

HOW TO TAKE TEMPERATURE

  1. Select oral, underarm or rectal as your measurement site based on the individual requiring a temperature measurement.
  2. Push the on-off button located beside the display window. The thermometer will beep, backlight will illuminate, and the display will read: "188.8°F".

    This is a function check indicating the unit is working properly. The thermometer will automatically display the last temperature reading for two seconds. The backlight will remain illuminated during the display of the last reading.
    Next the thermometer will read "L" and begin measuring temperature when exposed to body heat.
  3. The °F (or °C) symbol will continuously flash until completion of the temperature taking process. Please noteq that the " " indicates a low battery. See instructions for replacing battery before measuring temperature. An "ERR" message in the window indicates your unit is not functioning properly. Do not expect an accurate temperature reading if this low battery indicator is present. Out-of-range indicator displays "L" when measurement is lower than 90.0°F and "H" when higher than 109.9°F.
  4. When peak temperature is reached, the °F (or °C) symbol will stop flashing, the thermometer will beep repeatedly, and the backlight will illuminate. Please note: It is not necessary to hear the beep to ensure the peak temperature has been reached. When the °F (or °C) symbol stops flashing and the display reads a consistent temperature, the peak temperature has been reached. If the thermometer stays in the measuring site, the temperature may rise slightly over time even when the °F (or °C) does not flash.
  5. Read and record the temperature and time for reference. The reading will automatically be stored inthe memory.
  6. Push the on-off button to turn the unit off. If you do not turn the unit off, it will shut off automatically in approximately 10 minutes.

RECTAL USE

  • Commonly used for babies, young children or when it is difficult to take an oral or underarm temperature.
  • Lubricate probe tip with a water-soluble lubricant or petroleum jelly.
  • Gently insert the probe tip no more than 1/2 inch (1.3) cm into the rectum. Do not force the tip into the rectum if resistance is encountered. Please note the ring at the end of the probe helps ensure you don't insert too far. Reference over insertion gauge above.
  • Clean the thermometer as recommended under the "How to care for this product" section.
  • The peak temperature should be reached in approximately 8 seconds.
  • Read the digital display and subtract 0.9˚F/0.5˚C to obtain an oral equivalent temperature.

UNDERARM (AXILLARY) USE

  • Wipe underarm with a dry towel.
  • Place probe tip in armpit and bring arm down against the body. The thermometer should be pointing upward in the same direction as your body if possible.
  • The time required for an accurate underarm temperature may be 8 seconds or longer depending on placement of the probe and closure of the arm against the body.
  • Read the digital display and add.9˚F/.5˚C to obtain an oral equivalent temperature.

ORAL USE: (For children 4 years and older)

  • Do not drink hot or cold fluids, exercise, or perform other activities that will raise or lower temperature readings when compared to your normal, average temperature.
  • Place the probe tip well under the tongue, (See diagram) as indicated by the "". The mouth should remain closed up to 5 minutes before attempting a reading.

    Instruct children not to bite down on the probe.
  • The peak temperature should be reached in approximately 8 seconds. Opening the mouth could result in a longer time for a reading.

CHANGING THE BATTERY

When the " " appears in the lower right of the display, the battery is exhausted and needs replacing. Make sure a battery of the same type is on hand and proceed as follows:
Remove battery compartment lid. Insert new equivalent battery type (SR41). Ensure battery is correctly positioned with the "+" facing up or towards the front of the unit. Carefully replace the battery compartment lid. Properly dispose of the batteries, keeping them from small children and heat.


KEEP BATTERY OUT OF CHILD'S REACH.
SWALLOWING BATTERY COULD BE FATAL. BATTERY SHOULD NOT BE CHARGED OR PLACED INTO EXTREME HEAT AS IT MAY RUPTURE.

Measurement Range 90.0°F to 109.9°F/32.0°C to 42.9°C
Measurement Accuracy 0.2°F/0.1°C between 96.0°F to 107.0°F/35.5°C to 42°C

FAHRENHEIT/CELSIUS CONVERSION CHART

Manufactured By:
©2007 Dorel Juvenile Group.
A Division of, 873 Hodge, St. Laurent, QC H4N 2B1
Made in CHINA.
www.safety1st.com ; (800) 544-1108
Styles and colors may vary.
Distributed by Dorel Juvenile Group, Inc.,
2525 State St., Columbus, IN 47201-7494
Dorel Distribution Canada, 873 Hodge, St. Laurent, QC H4N 2B1

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