Conducting self-diagnosis and/or treatment based on the
measurement results can be dangerous. Be sure to follow the
instruction of your doctor.
• Self-diagnosis may worsen the symptoms.
Be sure to attach the probe cover exclusive for this unit before
taking measurement.
• The infrared sensor may become dirty and correct measurement
result may not be possible.
Do not use the probe cover that was used by someone else.
• You may be exposed to infectious diseases such as otitis externa.
If the probe cover becomes dirty with earwax or other substances,
replace it with a new one.
• Correct measurement result may not be possible.
Do not touch the infrared sensor with the finger or breathe on it.
• The infrared sensor may become dirty and correct measurement
result may not be possible.
If the infrared sensor becomes dirty, lightly wipe it with a soft dry
cloth.
• If you wipe it with a tissue paper or a paper towel, the infrared
sensor will be damaged and may not be able to measure correctly.
Store the unit out of children's reach.
• Children may try to measure by themselves and cause damage
to the ear. If a child accidentally swallows a battery or a probe
cover, immediately consult with the doctor.
If the ear is cooled such as being exposed to the cold for a long
period, wait until the ear is warmed up, then measure.
• The measured result may be indicated low when you use an ice
bag or immediately after coming home from outside in winter.
If there is a difference in temperature between the place where the
unit is stored and the place where you are going to measure, leave
the unit in the room where you are going to use for more than
thirty minutes, then measure.
• Correct measurement result may not be possible.
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