Dittmann Stirn- / Ohrthermomter Mode d'emploi

Catégorie
Thermomètres corporels numériques
Taper
Mode d'emploi
EAR AND FOREHEAD
THERMOMETER
User Manual
Package contents ............................................ 3
Components ................................................................6
General information ........................................ 7
Reading and storing the user manual ...................7
Proper use ...................................................................7
Application and function ......................................... 8
Explanation of symbols ............................................9
Safety ...............................................................10
Explanation of notes ...............................................10
Contra-indications ...................................................10
General safety information .....................................11
First use ...........................................................19
Checking the thermometer and
package contents ....................................................19
Information about body temperature ......... 20
Start-up ...........................................................22
Basic functions ............................................... 25
Indicators for body temperature ..........................25
Backlight/ashlight function ................................25
Energy-saving mode...............................................26
°Celsius/°Fahrenheit setting ................................27
Date and time setting ..............................................27
Memory mode .......................................................... 30
Operation ....................................................... 33
Measuring the body temperature in your ear ....33
Measuring forehead temperature ...................... 35
Measuring object temperature .............................37
Cleaning and care .......................................... 39
Calibration ...................................................... 42
Storage ........................................................... 43
Troubleshooting ............................................44
Electromagnetic immunity (EMI) ..................46
Changing the battery .................................... 56
Technical data ................................................ 59
Manufacturer information ............................ 63
Disposal ..........................................................64
Disposing of the packaging .................................. 64
Disposing of the thermometer ............................. 65
Contents
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Package contents
Package contents
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Hypothalamus
Eardrum Infrared sensor
Infrared radiation
Package contents
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Correct
Incorrect
Package contents
Package contents include
two AAA batteries.
Components
1LCD display
2Backlight (of the LCD display)
3SET button
4Probe tip with infrared sensor
5Push-on adapter for measuring forehead temperature
6Button ( ) for forehead measurement
(with backlight)
7Button ( ) for ear measurement (with backlight)
8Button ( ) for switching the flashlight on
9MEM button (save)
10 Signal emission opening
11 Battery compartment cover
12 Light (flashlight)
13 Table rest
14 PM indicator
15 Memory indicator ( ) (for memory access)
16 Battery indicator ( )
17 Indicator ( ) for measuring the temperature of objects
18 Indicator ( ) for measuring temperature in the ear
19 Indicator ( ) for measuring the temperature on the
forehead
20 Segment indicator for the measured temperature
21 Segment indicator for FE (fever) and CL (cleaning)
Package contents
General information
7
General information
Reading and storing the user
manual
This user manual accompanies this
ear and forehead thermometer (re-
ferred to below only as the “ther-
mometer”). It contains important
information about start-up and handling.
Before using the thermometer, read the user
manual carefully. This particularly applies to
the safety instructions. Failure to read this
user manual may result in severe injury or
damage to the thermometer.
Store the user manual for future use. If you
pass the thermometer on to third parties,
please be absolutely sure to include this user
manual.
Proper use
The thermometer is only designed for measur-
ing the temperature of the human body in the
ear or on the forehead as well as for measur-
ing the temperature of liquids (e.g. milk or wa-
ter) or surfaces. The thermometer is intended
only for domestic and private use/application,
but not for commercial use.
The user is the proper operator of the ther-
mometer. Only use the thermometer as de-
scribed in this user manual. Any other use is
General information
8
deemed improper and may result in damage
to property or even personal injury.
The thermometer is not a children’s toy.
The manufacturer or vendor accepts no liabili-
ty for damage caused by improper or incorrect
use.
Application and function
The thermometer is an infrared temperature
measuring device that you can use to easily
and simply perform precise measurements of
the body temperature on the forehead or in
the ear or of liquids or surfaces. An acoustic
signal indicates that the temperature mea-
surement is complete; you can then read the
temperature that has been measured on the
LCD display. The device can save and display
data from the last 9 measurements of body
temperature taken on the forehead or in your
ear. The green or red illuminated display indi-
cates whether the measured body tempera-
ture is in the normal range (green) or whether
the body temperature is too high (red).
The flashlight function facilitates orientation
and use when it is dark.
No special training or knowledge is required to
use the thermometer.
The reference body site is core and the mode of
operation is adjusted mode.
Safety
9
Explanation of symbols
The following symbols and signal words are
used in this user manual, on the product or on
the packaging.
This symbol provides you with useful
supplementary information about use.
Use and store in a dry state
Read and observe the user manual!
Read to instruction manual
Caution
Disposal in accordance with Directive
2012/19/EU(WEEE)
Batch name
Serial number
Type BF (body float) protection against electrical
shock. A type BF application equipment with greater
protection against electric shock to the body, but not
directly to the heart.
This symbol identifies information
from the manufacturer (see chapter
“Manufacturer information”).
2019-09
Production date:
2019-09 (year, month)
Safety
10
Safety
Explanation of notes
The following symbols and signal words are
used in this user manual.
WARNING!
This signal symbol/word designates a hazard
with moderate degree of risk which may lead
to death or severe injury if not avoided.
NOTICE!
This signal word warns against potential dam-
ages to property.
Contra-indications
Incorrect use may cause danger of injury to the
inner ear.
Attention! Risk of injury!
The name and the address of the Authorized
EC-representative in Europe
Complies with the European Medical Device
Directive (93/42/EEC) and amended by
directive 2007/47/EC requirements. Notified
body TÜV Rheinland (CE0197)
0197
Safety
11
General safety information
WARNING!
Danger for children and persons
with impaired physical, sensory or
mental capacities (e.g. partially dis-
abled persons, older persons with
reduced physical and mental ca-
pacities) or lack of experience and
knowledge (e.g. older children).
Children or persons, who lack knowl-
edge and/or experience handling
the device or with impaired physical,
sensory and/or mental abilities, must
not use or play with the thermometer
without supervision and instruction
by a person who is responsible for
their safety.
Attention! Risk of injury!
Store the device and accessories so
they are not accessible to children and
persons under 18 years of age.
Supervise children to prevent them
from playing with the thermometer.
Ensure that the thermometer does
not end up in the hands of children.
Safety
12
Children could ingest small parts or
batteries and choke. Children could
injure themselves when using the
thermometer.
Children’s temperature measure-
ments may only be taken by an adult.
WARNING!
Risk of injury!
Improper handling of the thermometer
may result in injury.
The thermometer must not be used in
the event of a defect. Do not attempt
to modify, disassemble or repair the
thermometer or to replace parts of it.
Check the thermometer for damage
before each use. If there is an error or
a defect (e.g. caused by children, pets
or pests), the thermometer must not
be used. In this case, please contact
the service center or the manufacturer.
If you experience any irregularities
(such as an allergic reaction) while
using the thermometer, immediately
stop using it and consult your physician.
Safety
13
Do not engage in any other activity
when performing a measurement.
If you are not sure how to use the
thermometer, you should consult your
physician before using it.
Keep this user manual for the entire
service life of the product and include
it if you pass the thermometer on to
third parties. Make sure that the user
manual is also accessible to third
parties. The user manual is part of the
thermometer. When passing it on to
third parties, make sure they too are
aware of the risks associated with the
thermometer.
The thermometer has a class 1 LED
(flashlight function). Do not look
directly into the LED beam for a pro-
longed period and do not point the
LED beam in the eyes of other persons
or animals.
Avoid improper use and use that does
not correspond to the designated
purpose.
Keep the infrared sensor clean and
dry and avoid damages. This is the
only way to obtain accurate measure-
ments.
Safety
14
This thermometer cannot serve as a
substitute for medical advice or treat-
ment! The measurements taken are
only for reference. If you experience
problems with your health, it is imper-
ative that you consult your physician.
Do not touch the infrared sensor and
do not blow on it. Dirt on the infrared
sensor could result in inaccurate mea-
surement results.
Do not attempt to measure your body
temperature in your ear if your ear is
inflamed or infected.
Do not measure the temperature in
your ear if you suffer from an illness
affecting your ears or if there is still
water in your ear (e.g. from showering
or swimming).
Do not use the thermometer if it is
damaged. Using a damaged device
can result in injury, pose serious risks
and lead to inaccurate measurement
results.
Wait a while before measuring tem-
perature if the thermometer was
stored in an area with a large tempera-
ture difference to the place where you
intend to measure temperature. Both
Safety
15
the thermometer and persons whose
body temperature is being measured
should have been in the same environ-
ment for at least 30 minutes.
Do not measure the temperature in your
ear if you suffer from a disease affecting
your ears or if there is still water in your
ear, e.g. from showering or swimming.
Ear wax or a greasy forehead could
result in inaccurate measurements.
You should therefore clean your ear or
forehead before taking your tempera-
ture. Then wait approx. 5 – 10 minutes
before you perform a temperature
measurement.
Repeat the measurements approx.
every 15 minutes if the readings are
unusually low or if you feel they are in-
accurate. If possible, use a conventional
clinical thermometer to take an oral or
rectal temperature reading for compari-
son. Ask your physician if in doubt.
If possible, measure body tempera-
ture in the same ear as the tempera-
ture in the right or left ear may differ.
If ear drops or other medications have
been administered in one ear, you
should measure your body tempera-
ture in the other ear.
Safety
16
When taking the temperature of per-
sons with hearing aids or ear plugs,
it is recommended to wait approx.
30 minutes after they have been
removed from the ear before taking
their temperature.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Improper handling of the thermometer
may result in damage.
Do not use any accessories from other
devices.
Do not let the thermometer fall, do
not shake it and do not expose it to
shocks.
For accurate readings, ensure in
particular that the infrared sensor of
the thermometer is protected against
damage and exposure to wetness and
dirt.
Do not expose the thermometer to
direct sunlight, fire, dirt, lint, dust, wa-
ter, heat or extreme temperatures to
prevent damage to the thermometer.
Safety
17
Do not open the thermometer and
do not attempt to repair it yourself in
the event of disturbances or damage.
This will void your warranty claim. The
thermometer may only be repaired by
authorized qualified professionals.
Do not store the thermometer in areas
where it is exposed to extremely high
or low ambient temperatures (under
-4°F (-20°C) or over 131°F (55°C) or in
an extremely dry or moist environ-
ment as this can affect the accuracy of
the measurements.
Do not use the thermometer in the
mountains at altitudes of over 9843
feet (3000 meters).
Do not use the thermometer in a
damp environment. Keep all liquids
away from the thermometer during
use and do not in any case immerse
the thermometer in liquids.
Do not use the thermometer if easily
flammable substances and gases or
explosives are nearby.
During use, the thermometer may in-
terfere with other electric or electrical
equipment. Therefore, do not use it if
other electric devices are nearby.
Safety
18
Do not use a mobile phone near the
thermometer when measuring tem-
perature. Please note that portable
and mobile HF (high-frequency) com-
munication equipment (e.g. mobile
phones) could interfere with medical
electrical equipment.
Do not use the thermometer at dis-
tances of less than 5 feet (1.5 meters)
to a short-wave or micro-wave device
or high-frequency surgical device.
Medical electrical devices are subject
to special precautionary measures
with respect to the EMC (electromag-
netic compatibility). Therefore, please
observe the EMC notes concerning
the installation and start-up of the
thermometer.
Remove the batteries from the ther-
mometer if it is not being used for
more than 3 months to prevent dam-
age caused by leaky batteries.
In general, certain circumstances
can affect body temperature such as
age, clothing, outdoor temperature,
physical activity, one’s individual
metabolism and time of day.
First use
19
Please note that certain conditions
can influence measuring body
temperature in the ear such as if the
ear was covered, after swimming or
bathing, if the ear has been subjected
to particularly high or low temperatures
or if you were lying on one
ear for a prolonged period of time.
• Holding the device for a prolonger
period of time may distort the
measurement as it warms up the device.
First use
Checking the thermometer and
package contents
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
If you are not cautious when opening the
packaging with a sharp knife or other
pointed objects, you may quickly damage
the thermometer.
− Be very careful when opening it.
1. Take the thermometer out of the packaging.
2. Check to make sure that the delivery is
complete (see Fig.A).
Possible side effect
The user may feel cool or slight pain when
measure ear temperature.
Information about body temperature
20
3. Check whether the thermometer or the
individual parts exhibit damages. If this
is the case, do not use the thermometer.
Contact the manufacturer at the service
address specified on the warranty card.
Information about body
temperature
Body temperature refers to the internal tem-
perature of the body (core temperature). It
fluctuates over the course of the day and is
lowest in the morning and highest in the late
afternoon.
Normal body temperature is not reflected by a
fixed value, but a range of values.
Age Normal body
temperature
in °C
Normal body
temperature
in °C
0 to 2 years 36.4–38.0 °C 97.5–100.4 °F
3 to 10 years 36.1–37.8 °C 97.0–100 °F
11–65 years 35.9–37.6 °C 96.6–99.7 °F
over 65
years
35.8–37.5 °C 96.4–99.5 °F
The range for normal body temperature dif-
fers from person to persons and is affected by
numerous factors: Age, gender, time of day,
place and manner in which the temperature is
measured, level of activity, mood and effect of
medication and other factors. As a result, the
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Dittmann Stirn- / Ohrthermomter Mode d'emploi

Catégorie
Thermomètres corporels numériques
Taper
Mode d'emploi