What to do if NUK Thermometer shows measurement temperature is too high?
If your NUK Thermometer displays a measurement temperature greater than +42.2 °C (108.0 °F), it means the object being tested is outside the specified measurement range. To resolve this, ensure you take a measurement within the appropriate range.
How to fix NUK Thermometer when room temperature is too high?
If your NUK Thermometer shows that the room temperature is greater than 40.0 °C (104.0 °F), place the thermometer in a room with a temperature between 10.0 °C (50.0 °F) and 40.0 °C (104.0 °F) for a while.
General| Brand | NUK |
|---|---|
| Model | Flash |
| Category | Thermometer |
| Language | English |
The infrared forehead thermometer NUK Thermometer Flash can measure the infrared heat generated by the forehead to reflect patient's body temperature accurately.
The thermometer uses an infrared sensor to measure the infrared radiation at the forehead. This radiation is converted into body temperature and is shown in the display.
Lists the components included with the thermometer: 1 thermometer, 1 cover, 1 battery CR2032, and 1 set of operating instructions.
Explains various symbols found on the device and its packaging, such as read instructions, caution, IP22, and recycling.
Identifies and labels all the components of the NUK Thermometer Flash, including buttons, display, and probe head.
Defines keywords used in the instructions: Warning (high risk), Caution (medium risk), and Note (low risk).
Emphasizes reading instructions carefully, using the device for its intended purpose, checking for damage, and manufacturer consent for changes.
Details specific usage notes for children, frequency of use, cleaning, and checking accuracy after impact.
Provides warnings about children's unawareness of danger and supervision requirements, and handling packaging foil.
Offers warnings about battery risks like explosion, leakage, and ingestion, and advice on safe handling and disposal.
Warns against exposing the device to direct sunlight, heat, moisture, or using harsh cleaning agents.
Provides step-by-step instructions for preparing the thermometer for first-time use, including removing packaging and battery strip.
Explains fever as increased body temperature, normal temperature range, and causes/symptoms of fever.
Discusses factors affecting fever measurement accuracy, such as multiple readings and forehead conditions like skin thickness and sweat.
Details how to measure forehead temperature, including preparation, device placement, and operating the SCAN button.
Explains the thermometer's capability to measure surface temperatures of objects from -22.0 to 80.0 °C.
Describes how the device automatically switches to room temperature mode after inactivity, showing the room temperature symbol.
Explains how previous measurement results are displayed for comparison at the top of the LCD screen.
Details how to access and view the last 25 temperature measurements stored in the device's memory.
Provides instructions on how to switch the temperature unit between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F) using specific button presses.
Explains how to activate and deactivate silent mode to turn off sounds, indicated by a flashing symbol on the display.
Details the procedure to turn off the thermometer by pressing and holding the Standby (ON/MEM) button until 'OFF' appears.
Provides instructions and cautions for cleaning the thermometer, emphasizing the use of 70% alcohol on a cotton bud and avoiding submersion.
Details the process for replacing the battery, including unlocking the compartment, removing the old battery, and inserting the new one.
Advises on proper storage of the thermometer, recommending the use of the cover to protect the reflective mirror.
Provides guidance on common error messages and problems with the thermometer, offering solutions for each issue encountered.
Explains how to determine the production date from the serial number, including the format and meaning of its components.
Details the RF emissions compliance of the device according to CISPR 11, including guidance for the electromagnetic environment.
Outlines the immunity levels of the device to conducted and radiated RF, ESD, electrical fast transients, and surge, with guidance for electromagnetic environments.
Provides guidance on minimum separation distances between the device and RF transmitters to maintain electromagnetic compatibility.
Explains the symbol for separate waste collection for electrical and electronic equipment and proper disposal methods within the EU.
Provides instructions on how to dispose of batteries properly, warning against domestic waste and mentioning harmful substances.
Advises observing environmental regulations for the disposal of the product's packaging.
Informs users where to find addresses for service, referring to 'NUK Contact addresses' on page 103.
Provides contact details for MAPA GmbH, noting that this is not a service address and advising contact with Service Centres.
States that the device meets all applicable European directives and essential requirements, with details available from the manufacturer.
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