What to do if my Oregon Scientific RAR621 Thermometer remote sensor shows 'LLL' or 'HHH'?
If your Oregon Scientific Thermometer remote sensor displays 'LLL' or 'HHH', it indicates that the temperature is out-of-range. Ensure the sensor is within the specified temperature limits.
How to fix an Oregon Scientific RAR621 Thermometer when the remote sensor isn't working?
If the remote sensor of your Oregon Scientific Thermometer isn't working, try these steps: * Check the batteries in the remote sensor and replace them if necessary. * Verify the location of the remote sensor to ensure it's within the specified range and free from obstructions. * Initiate a manual sensor search.
Why Oregon Scientific RAR621 Thermometer temp remote sensor data does not match main unit?
If the data from the remote sensor of your Oregon Scientific Thermometer doesn't match the main unit, ensure that all sensors are functioning correctly. It might be that only one sensor is currently active.
General| Type | Wireless Thermometer |
|---|---|
| Indoor Temperature Range | -5°C to 50°C (23°F to 122°F) |
| Outdoor Temperature Range | -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Source (Remote Sensor) | 2 x AAA batteries |
| Wireless Range | Up to 30 meters (98 feet) |
| Accuracy | ±1°C (±1.8°F) |
| Power Source (Main Unit) | 2 x AAA batteries |
| Features | Indoor and outdoor temperature display, Min/max temperature memory |
Details the main unit's front panel buttons (MODE, CHANNEL, ▲, ▼, ☌) and display components.
Identifies the back panel features: wall mount hole, battery compartment, table stand, and reset/MEM buttons.
Explains the various icons and readings displayed on the main unit's LCD screen for temperature and time.
Steps for setting up the remote sensor, including battery insertion, channel selection, and initial pairing.
Steps to set, activate, or deactivate single and weekday alarms, including stopping a ringing alarm.
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