What to do if the 1byone Thermometer fails to power on?
If your 1byone Thermometer isn't turning on, it could be due to a very low battery level. Try replacing the batteries with new ones. Also, ensure that the batteries are installed correctly, matching the polarity symbols inside the battery compartment.
Why does my 1byone Thermometer only display the battery symbol?
If your 1byone Thermometer only shows the battery symbol, it means the battery level is low. Replace the batteries with new ones to resolve this issue.
Why is the temperature reading lower than normal on my 1byone Thermometer?
A low temperature reading on your 1byone Thermometer can be caused by a few things: * The lens of the temperature probe might be dirty; try cleaning it with a cotton swab. * You may be holding the thermometer too far from the target; move it closer. * If you've recently moved the thermometer from a cold to a warm place, wait at least 30 minutes before using it.
What to do if the 1byone JPD-FR401 Thermometer displays "Er1"?
If your 1byone Thermometer shows "Er1", it indicates that the ambient temperature is outside the operating range. Make sure you are taking the measurement in an environment where the temperature is between 10°C (50.0°F) and 40°C (104°F).
Why is the temperature reading higher than normal on my 1byone JPD-FR401 Thermometer?
If your 1byone Thermometer shows a temperature reading higher than the typical body temperature range, the temperature probe might be faulty. Contact Customer Service.
What to do if the 1byone Thermometer is faulty?
If your 1byone Thermometer is faulty and the warranty is still valid, contact Customer Service.
What does "ErC" mean on my 1byone JPD-FR401 Thermometer and what should I do?
If your 1byone Thermometer displays “ErC”, it means there was an error either writing measurement data to memory or the temperature measurement could not be taken. Contact Customer Service.
General| Brand | 1byone |
|---|---|
| Model | JPD-FR401 |
| Category | Thermometer |
| Language | English |
Thanks the user and directs them to read the manual for future reference.
Details crucial safety guidelines, including device limitations and handling instructions.
Specifies environmental parameters for operation, storage, and shipping.
Provides instructions for battery installation and important usage notes.
Highlights critical warnings, including keeping the device away from children and not replacing medical advice.
Identifies and labels the physical components of the infrared thermometer.
Explains the meaning of various icons and indicators shown on the LCD display.
Step-by-step guide for accurately measuring forehead temperature.
Detailed instructions for taking accurate ear temperature readings.
Provides essential tips to ensure accurate and reliable temperature readings.
Explains how to operate the device and interpret its display and sound indicators.
Explains the device's audio and visual feedback for temperature readings and fever indicators.
Describes error codes and what they signify, advising consultation with a doctor.
Instructions on how to access and review up to 20 stored temperature measurements.
Guides the user on how to switch between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F) units.
Explains common error codes like 'Er1' and 'ErC' and their resolutions.
Covers automatic power-off and important notes on electromagnetic interference and battery removal.
Detailed steps for cleaning and disinfecting the thermometer probe and body.
Guidelines for regular maintenance and procedures for replacing batteries.
Addresses issues related to the thermometer failing to power on, including battery checks.
Resolves 'Er1' display errors and issues related to ambient temperature range.
Resolves 'ErC' errors and issues with temperature readings outside the typical range.
Lists key technical specifications including model, laws, units, and measurement ranges.
Details precision, measurement resolution, latency, memory function, and operational conditions.
Identifies the security type (BF-type) and lists the authorized European representative.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on the device and in the manual, plus warnings.
Covers EMC compliance, material safety, and e-waste disposal requirements.
Provides precautions regarding EMC and installation, and guidance on RF emissions.
Details compliance with RF emissions standards and the intended electromagnetic environment.
Specifies immunity levels for electrostatic discharge and power frequency magnetic fields.
Defines the intended electromagnetic environment for equipment and systems.
Details the test level for radiated RF immunity according to IEC 61000-4-3.
Provides recommended separation distances to maintain EMC with RF communication equipment.
Discusses how structures, objects, and people affect electromagnetic compatibility.
Addresses assessing environments for RF transmitters and observing device performance.
Table detailing recommended separation distances based on transmitter power and frequency.
Provides notes on the applicability of guidelines and electromagnetic propagation.
Instructions on how to dispose of the appliance according to European directives and local regulations.
Guidelines for the proper disposal of used batteries at designated collection points.
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