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If you find that it is necessary to change the temperature setting for your
digital-
thermostat controlled appliance, please refer to the following
instructions. The front panel of the thermostat is illustrated here:
melting
snowflak
e
UP & DOWN arrows
SET key
snowflake
To see the SET POINT:
Push and immediately release the SET key. The display will show the SET
POINT value. Wait 5 seconds and the probe value will display again.
To change the SET POINT:
Push and hold the SET key for more then 3 seconds to change the set point
value. The value of the set point will be displayed, and the “snowflake” LED
will start blinking.
To change the SET value:
Push the UP or DOWN arrow to the desired setting. The new setting will be
memorized after 15 seconds, provided no other keys are pushed.
Note: The minimum and maximum range of your thermostat is preset
and locked by us, so it cannot easily be accidentally moved between
freezer and refrigerator temperatures. To reset this range lock, either
call us or find information on our website under Troubleshooting.
DIGITAL THERMOSTAT INSTRUCTIONS
Resetting the Unit
Use a pointed object to push the RESET button on the back of
the alarm unit. It is necessary to reset the unit whenever a
change is made to °C/°F temperature or FAST/NORMAL
sampling rate, or if the probe sensor is plugged in or removed.
Note: HI/LO temperature alarm settings and MIN/MAX
memories will be cleared after resetting the unit.
DISPLAYING °F or °C
To display the temperature readings in Fahrenheit (°F) or Celsius (°C),
slide the switch on the back of the unit to °F or °C.
Note: The unit must be reset after changing the temperature unit.
SELECTING THE SAMPLING RATE
To select normal sampling rate (60 seconds) or fast sampling rate (10
seconds), slide the switch on back of unit to NORMAL or FAST.
Note: The unit must be reset after changing the sampling rate. Using the
NORMAL sampling rate will extend battery life.
ALARM INSTRUCTIONS
(Selected Models)
Felix Storch, Inc.
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