Safety
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ture in the right or left ear may differ.
− Keep the infrared sensor clean and
dry and avoid damages (see fig. C).
This is the only way to obtain accurate
measurements.
− Do not touch the infrared sensor and
do not blow on it. Dirt on the infrared
sensor could result in inaccurate mea-
surement results.
− Do not attempt to measure your body
temperature in your ear if your ear is
inflamed or infected!
− Do not use the thermometer if it is
damaged. Using a damaged device
could result in injury, pose serious
risks and result in inaccurate mea-
surements.
− Wait a while before measuring tem-
perature if the thermometer was
stored in an area with a large tempera-
ture difference to the place where you
intend to measure temperature. Both
the thermometer and persons whose
body temperature is being measured
should have been in the same environ-
ment for at least 30 minutes.
− Do not measure the temperature in
your ear if you suffer from a disease
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