User manual CHANEY INSTRUMENTS WIRELESS BBQ THERMOMETER MODEL 00869

[. . . ] Battery Installation and Reception: - Install 2 pcs AAA batteries to the main unit and the transmitter respectively. - Turn on the main unit and then the receiver. Slide the power switch located on the side of the unit, to ON position - The opposite side of the main unit and the remote pager is the alarm switch. [. . . ] TO SAVE BATTERIES PLEASE TURN POWER TO OFF AFTER USE. Trade Name: Model Number: 00869 ® Chaney Instrument Co. Wells Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147, Tel: 877-221-1252 LIMITED WARRANTY INTERNATIONAL Consumer may have more remedies at law than follows. Chaney Instrument Company warrants to the owner, this product to be free from defect in material and workmanship for one year from date of purchase. CHANEY INSTRUMENT SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, WHETHER ARISING IN CONTRACT OR TORT. Chaney Instrument's obligation (at its option) is limited to repair or replace this product. For in- warranty repair, send clock, accompanied by Guarantee, bearing Dealer's name and date of purchase, with $5. 00 to cover handling and postage, to: Chaney Instrument Company 965 Wells Street Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 53147 ® www. chaneyinstrument. com Manuel d'instructions 00869 - Wireless BBQ Thermo-Timer, with Remote pager FEATURES: · RF433MHz Wireless temperature transmission for convenient BBQ or oven cooking · Main Unit with 3-Line LCD showing Cook Temp, Set Temp and Timer / Clock · Remote Pager with LCD showing Timer or Clock · 23 hr 59 min Timer on main unit · 23 hr 59 min Timer on remote pager · High Temperature Stainless Steel Probe that withstands temperatures up to 700 F, with a 3 ft cable · Compact wireless remote pager with temperature alert, timer, and clock functions · Temperature alert for both main unit and remote pager · Double magnet for metal surface attachment · Remote Pager out of range alert, 100 ft transmission range, FCC complied · Metal Probe wide temperature range 14 F to 392 F ( -10 C to 200 C ) · Low battery icon for both the main unit and remote pager · Main unit and remote pager both requires 2 ­ "AAA" batteries Name/ Function of Buttons 1. Transmitter Main Unit: Button Press function Hold 2 seconds MODE Select Timer/ Clock Clock set +, HR Temp advance, HR advance Fast advance (press hr + min when timer stopped = clear timer) - , MIN Temp backward, MIN advance Fast adjust HR & MIN Press at same time to clear timer Fast advance START/STOP Timer start/ stop ON/OFF Slide switch turn power on and off ALARM Slide switch turn temp alarm on and off 2. Remote Pager: Button MODE +, HR -, MIN HR & MIN START/STOP ON/OFF ALARM Press functions Hold 2 Seconds Select clock or timer Hour advance Fast advance MIN advance Fast advance Press at same time to clear timer Fast advance Timer start/ stop slide switch turn power on/ off slide switch turn temp alarm on/ off Operations: 1. Battery Installation and Reception: - Install 2 pcs AAA batteries to the main unit and the transmitter respectively. - Turn on the main unit and then the receiver. Slide the power switch located on the side of the unit, to ON position - The opposite side of the main unit and the remote pager is the alarm switch. - If the receiver failed to receive signal from the transmitter, the "RANGE OUT" icon will appear and the beeper will sound. To disable the alarm, please slide the alarm switch to OFF 2. Setting Up Clock & Thermometer for the main unit: Press the MODE button to display clock Hold the MODE button for 3 seconds until the time flash, press HR and MIN to adjust Press MODE to confirm Press HR or MIN to select 12 or 24 hour mode Press MODE to confirm Press HR or MIN to select C or F Press MODE to confirm and exit 3. [. . . ] Wells Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147, Tel: 877-221-1252 LIMITED WARRANTY INTERNATIONAL Consumer may have more remedies at law than follows. Chaney Instrument Company warrants to the owner, this product to be free from defect in material and workmanship for one year from date of purchase. CHANEY INSTRUMENT SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, WHETHER ARISING IN CONTRACT OR TORT. [. . . ]