Philips SCH540 - Manual (Page 20)

Question Answer
The thermometer
beeps when it has
finished measuring.
What do these beeps
mean?
When you measure your baby’s temperature,
there are 2 different types of beeps that
sound once the temperature has been
measured. These beeps are the same for
the flexible-tip thermometer and for the
soother thermometer. When the
thermometer gives 10 beeps in 10 seconds,
the measured temperature is normal, i.e.
below 37.8°C. When it gives 3 sets of short
beeps in 10 seconds, this indicates possible
fever, i.e. the measured temperature is above
37.8°C.
Can I use honey or
other sweet
substances on the
soother?
Never dip the teat in sweet substances or
medication. Your child may get tooth decay if
you do.
What can I do when
some parts of the
thermometers are
broken (e.g. the
flexible tip)?
Do not use the thermometers if any part
of them is cracked. If the thermometers are
damaged or broken, they have to be
discarded.
The thermometers do
not work. What is
wrong?
The batteries of the thermometers may be
empty. For instructions on how to replace the
battery of the flexible-tip thermometer, see
chapter ‘Replacing the battery’. The battery of
the soother thermometer cannot be replaced.
When this battery is empty, the soother
thermometer must be discarded.
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