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Jagrom IPX7 Waterproof Food Meat Thermometer for Cooking, Digital Instant Read Kitchen Food Candy Thermometer, Highly Accurate Cooking Thermometer with Long Folding Probe, Backlight and Magnet
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About Jagrom IPX7 Waterproof Food Meat Thermometer For
JAGROM Instant Read Meat Thermometer is coming to you! This Expert Cooking Companion will help you to get rid of overcooking or undercooking your meats and food or waiting for your outdated thermometer to finally get a reading. Get speedy readings in the range of -58°F ~ 572°F (-50°C ~ 300°C) within 2-3 seconds, accurate to ±1 degree Fahrenheit. Equipped with IP67, you can easily wash the thermometer under the running water without worries! WHAT YOU GET ABOUT THIS PURCHASING? 1 X JAGROM Digital Food Thermometer (incl.CR 2032 Battery) 1 X Instruction & Barbecue Temperature Reference 12 Months After-sales Service WHAT YOU SHOULD PAY ATTENTION TO? 1.Do not touch hot probe with bare hands. 2. Do not leave the thermometer in the oven while cooking. 3. Do not completely immerse the digital thermometer in water for minutes. 4. Please wash the metal probe in soapy water. 5. Please clean the thermometer by hand or using water. TIPS of CALIBRATION: Step 1: Prepare a glass of mixture of ice and water in advance. Flip out the probe to power on the thermometer. Step 2: Long press the ℃ / ℉ Switch button. When the screen shows 'CAL', insert the probe into the mixture of ice and water. Step 3: If the temperature detected by the thermometer is within -3℃~3℃, the thermometer will be calibrated to 0°C/32℉. If the thermometer can not detect a temperature of -3℃~3℃ at that time, it will display an 'ERR' word and needs to be reoperated. NOTE: If the measurement value is always inaccurate during use, please try the calibration operation, turn back the value to 0℃/32℉ and then retest.
