Initial Cleaning Of The Product; Operation; Inserting Or Changing Batteries; Outdoor Unit - Steinbach 061333 Bedienungsanleitung

Initial cleaning of the product

1. Remove the packaging material and all protective foils if present.
2. Clean all parts of the delivery as described in the "Cleaning" section.
The product has been cleaned and prepared for use.

Operation

The digital remote pool thermometer consists of 2 measuring devices:
- Indoor unit
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Outdoor unit

The outdoor unit is intended for measuring the temperature in the water (e.g. pool, pond)
while the indoor unit measures the inside temperature in the house.
The indoor unit displays both the temperature of the location where it is set up and the
water temperature transmitted wirelessly by the outdoor unit on the display.
Water or other liquids may cause the batteries to short-circuit in
the battery compartment.
- Make sure that neither water nor other liquids enter the
battery compartment.

Inserting or changing batteries

Outdoor unit
Change the batteries of the outdoor unit
display.
1. Remove the screw
2. Open the housing by turning the locking ring
3. Remove the locking ring
screen .
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The housing is open.
4. Pull the battery holder
5. Remove the old batteries.
At delivery there are no batteries in the battery compartment.
6. Insert 2 new AAA batteries.
Never mix batteries with different charge levels. Use only batteries that are listed in the
"Technical Data" section.
7. Push the battery holder
8. Place the display screen
the recess
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9. Place the transparent display cover on the display screen
against the sealing ring.
10. Place the locking ring
11. Screw the locking ring
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(receiver)
(transmitter).
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to undo the locking device (see Fig. C).
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together with the transparent display cover and the display
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out of the housing (see Fig. D).
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all the way into the housing.
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on the housing so that the locking pin
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(see Fig. D).
on the display cover.
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clockwise into the housing.
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NOTICE!
as soon as the battery symbol appears on the
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counter-clockwise.
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protrudes into
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so that it fits snugly
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