how do I set my digital pyrex professional digital thermometer?
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"How do I set" has several meanings, will try to cover all of them. 1. there are no "user settings" on the temperature probe, if you want to check for approximate accuracy stick the probe in boiling water, at near sea level it should read 212, the reading will be lower as elevation above sea level increases. Or put the probe in ice water, should be near 32. 2. To set temperature alarm, use the up and down keys and slide alarm switch from off to alarm. 3.To set the down timer use the hour and minute buttons to set time and press the start/stop button to turn on/off. 4. Set the control/read out unit outside the oven and probe inside the oven. My pyres unit "died" and new ones do not have metal shield protected probe. Now use a similar unit made by Thermoworks, highly recommended. Great product and company.
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I bought the digital one and I can't understand how to use it. There were no instructions.. It isn't really working well, but not sure if I cant make it hot.
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When the Pyrex digital oven thermometer died, it was replaced with products from Thermoworks. Thermoworks offers several models, the "regular" model goes from 32 to 392 F, the "high temp"model Chef Alarm reads to 592, the cable can handle 700 deg F for short periods. The Chef Alarm can be used in grilling. Thermoworks is the standard go to thermometers for home cooking. Their Tech support and warranty services are great. Good value products.
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Interesting question. You might try the Taylor site. My past experience has been that the calibration isn't correct if it is replaced. My friend upgraded to this unit when his failed. I will probably follow suit. ChefAlarm by ThermoWorks - (Red)
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On the both remote control or on the side of the heater unit there are triangle shaped markers under "temp setting" that point upward or downward, you press on them and each time you do you will hear a beep and see the lit up digital number change. For example if it is at 68 and you press the upward pointing triangle once it would show 69 degrees. I believe it will only go upward to a maximum of 80. Hope this helps you figure it out : )
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Set the dial on oven cooking. Adjust the temperature 25 degrees at a time by turning the dial to the left to decrease the temp and right to increase it. There is a time/temperature toggle above the - + symbols. You adjust the time (press time side of toggled)left side to set time, and then the temp is on the right side, then dial left or right for desired time, then desired temp. It is manual.
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Press "set alarm" button just below the left lower side of display; when it displays a number when the probe is not connected, then push the up or down arrows on the right until the desired temperature setting is reached. Connect the probe to the unit, push the "set alarm" button again and then the display will show the temperature of the meat when the metal probe is inserted into the meat.
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Hold down on the set button until it flashes and then press the up and down button to desired temp. and then hit the set button again just once.
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Tks I have limited space. I have the cheap one that has the the little lever that goes back and to adjust temp. Did you replace this type with the digital type?
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Not enough information to properly answer your question. Does your stove have an electronic oven control, i.e.; buttons and digital display for temp settings or an analog control, i.e.; a dial that you turn to set the oven temp? However the part referenced is for a General Electric range so it's not likely compatible with yours. Check for the oven control thermostat for your specific range model. Crossing parts simply may not work or at worst cause a major fault and possibly a fire. As always, if you're not sure refer all service to a trained, qualified repair technician.
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If you know what temperature you want, put it on the "USER" setting. Push down the set button and hold until the temperature blinks. You then hit the + or - button until you get to your desired temperature and hit the set button again to stop it from blinking and your temperature is set.
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You have to look close. The item you mention I think is the DigiQ, then there is the CyberQ II and then there is the CyberQ WiFi and then there is the BBQ Guru. Each is slightly different in what they can do but in essence they all control temp and have temp probes for measuring temps. The one I bought was the CyberQ Wi Fi which has two temp probes for meat, one for the grill to measure cooking temp and then it controls the heat via a fan and then communicates via WiFi with a computer or cell phone to alert you or allow you to make changes remotely. Best is to Google the above and read what they can do then figure out what you really want or need.
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When you are programming the set point it shows the temp you are setting it to. During normal operation it shows the current temperature reading from the probe.
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Try www.polder.com/support. Then select "measuring and temperature", then "timer", then "898 clock, stopwatch and timer" to get to the instructions.
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it must be preset, there is no temperature control. i don't remember temp. playing into it at all.
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I uploaded a picture of how to convert it to Fahrenheit in "Customer Images". You can see it if you click on "Customer Images" to the right of the reviews area.In text: To convert this thermometer to Fahrenheit open it and find three small square pads on the circuit board. Connect the "inner" one (i.e. the one closer to the center of the board) and the pad in the middle together. Don't try to solder them it's far too difficult. Instead squish some foil into a ball and tape it in position.
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You have to look close. The item you mention I think is the DigiQ, then there is the CyberQ II and then there is the CyberQ WiFi and then there is the BBQ Guru. Each is slightly different in what they can do but in essence they all control temp and have temp probes for measuring temps. The one I bought was the CyberQ Wi Fi which has two temp probes for meat, one for the grill to measure cooking temp and then it controls the heat via a fan and then communicates via WiFi with a computer or cell phone to alert you or allow you to make changes remotely. Best is to Google the above and read what they can do then figure out what you really want or need. You have to look close. The item you mention I think is the DigiQ, then there is the CyberQ II and then there is the CyberQ WiFi and then there is the BBQ Guru. Each is slightly different in what they can do but in essence they all control temp and have temp probes for measuring temps. The one I bought was the CyberQ Wi Fi which has two temp probes for meat, one for the grill to measure cooking temp and then it controls the heat via a fan and then communicates via WiFi with a computer or cell phone to alert you or allow you to make changes remotely. Best is to Google the above and read what... » Read More You have to look close. The item you mention I think is the DigiQ, then there is the CyberQ II and then there is the CyberQ WiFi and then there is the BBQ Guru. Each is slightly different in what they can do but in essence they all control temp and have temp probes for measuring temps. The one I bought was the CyberQ Wi Fi which has two temp probes for meat, one for the grill to measure cooking temp and then it controls the heat via a fan and then communicates via WiFi with a computer or cell phone to alert you or allow you to make changes remotely. Best is to Google the above and read what they can do then figure out what you really want or need. « Show Less