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How to calibrate Polder instant read thermometer?
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I have a Polder instant read thermometer that is uncalibrated since changing the battery. I have tried and failed to calibrate it and I don't have the owner's manual. Does anybody know the proper procedure? This is a model with a digital readout of the temperature on the face, and 4 buttons: on/off, hold, max, and calibrate. I've tried putting the stem in boiling water and pressing the calibrate button. I've also tried holding it down for 10 seconds. I've also tried the same thing, but with a glass of ice water. Help!
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I have a Polder instant read thermometer that is uncalibrated since changing the battery. I have tried and failed to calibrate it and I don't have the owner's manual. Does anybody know the proper procedure? This is a model with a digital readout of the temperature on the face, and 4 buttons: on/off, hold, max, and calibrate. I've tried putting the stem in boiling water and pressing the calibrate button. I've also tried holding it down for 10 seconds. I've also tried the same thing, but with a glass of ice water. Help!
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asked Aug 11 '10 at 23:38
Brian LBrian L
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I have a Polder instant read thermometer that is uncalibrated since changing the battery. I have tried and failed to calibrate it and I don't have the owner's manual. Does anybody know the proper procedure? This is a model with a digital readout of the temperature on the face, and 4 buttons: on/off, hold, max, and calibrate. I've tried putting the stem in boiling water and pressing the calibrate button. I've also tried holding it down for 10 seconds. I've also tried the same thing, but with a glass of ice water. Help!
equipment
asked Aug 11 '10 at 23:38
Brian LBrian L
12315
I have a Polder instant read thermometer that is uncalibrated since changing the battery. I have tried and failed to calibrate it and I don't have the owner's manual. Does anybody know the proper procedure? This is a model with a digital readout of the temperature on the face, and 4 buttons: on/off, hold, max, and calibrate. I've tried putting the stem in boiling water and pressing the calibrate button. I've also tried holding it down for 10 seconds. I've also tried the same thing, but with a glass of ice water. Help!
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asked Aug 11 '10 at 23:38
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You can download the manual for your particular model on the polder website.
The instructions for the model 574 (not sure if that's yours) are:
Calibration function: Put the probe into iced water (32 F); wait until the reading value stabilizes. ␣ If the value reads between 23 to 41 F (-5 to 5 C), press the “CAL” key for 2 seconds. “CAL” will appear on the display for 2 seconds: the unit will then be calibrated automatically and return to its normal state and display 32 F.
You can always give them a call too.
answered Aug 11 '10 at 23:47
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The "the manual for your particular model" link on this page doesn't work, the "The instructions for the model 574" link on this page doesn't work and the "You can always give them a call too" link on this page doesn't work either. They don't want to hear from anyone, the product has been sold.
I too would like to see instructions or a manual.
Thanks
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You can download the manual for your particular model on the polder website.
The instructions for the model 574 (not sure if that's yours) are:
Calibration function: Put the probe into iced water (32 F); wait until the reading value stabilizes. ␣ If the value reads between 23 to 41 F (-5 to 5 C), press the “CAL” key for 2 seconds. “CAL” will appear on the display for 2 seconds: the unit will then be calibrated automatically and return to its normal state and display 32 F.
You can always give them a call too.
answered Aug 11 '10 at 23:47
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You can download the manual for your particular model on the polder website.
The instructions for the model 574 (not sure if that's yours) are:
Calibration function: Put the probe into iced water (32 F); wait until the reading value stabilizes. ␣ If the value reads between 23 to 41 F (-5 to 5 C), press the “CAL” key for 2 seconds. “CAL” will appear on the display for 2 seconds: the unit will then be calibrated automatically and return to its normal state and display 32 F.
You can always give them a call too.
answered Aug 11 '10 at 23:47
hobodavehobodave
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You can download the manual for your particular model on the polder website.
The instructions for the model 574 (not sure if that's yours) are:
Calibration function: Put the probe into iced water (32 F); wait until the reading value stabilizes. ␣ If the value reads between 23 to 41 F (-5 to 5 C), press the “CAL” key for 2 seconds. “CAL” will appear on the display for 2 seconds: the unit will then be calibrated automatically and return to its normal state and display 32 F.
You can always give them a call too.
answered Aug 11 '10 at 23:47
hobodavehobodave
35.9k14129199
You can download the manual for your particular model on the polder website.
The instructions for the model 574 (not sure if that's yours) are:
Calibration function: Put the probe into iced water (32 F); wait until the reading value stabilizes. ␣ If the value reads between 23 to 41 F (-5 to 5 C), press the “CAL” key for 2 seconds. “CAL” will appear on the display for 2 seconds: the unit will then be calibrated automatically and return to its normal state and display 32 F.
You can always give them a call too.
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The "the manual for your particular model" link on this page doesn't work, the "The instructions for the model 574" link on this page doesn't work and the "You can always give them a call too" link on this page doesn't work either. They don't want to hear from anyone, the product has been sold.
I too would like to see instructions or a manual.
Thanks
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The "the manual for your particular model" link on this page doesn't work, the "The instructions for the model 574" link on this page doesn't work and the "You can always give them a call too" link on this page doesn't work either. They don't want to hear from anyone, the product has been sold.
I too would like to see instructions or a manual.
Thanks
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The "the manual for your particular model" link on this page doesn't work, the "The instructions for the model 574" link on this page doesn't work and the "You can always give them a call too" link on this page doesn't work either. They don't want to hear from anyone, the product has been sold.
I too would like to see instructions or a manual.
Thanks
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The "the manual for your particular model" link on this page doesn't work, the "The instructions for the model 574" link on this page doesn't work and the "You can always give them a call too" link on this page doesn't work either. They don't want to hear from anyone, the product has been sold.
I too would like to see instructions or a manual.
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