In/Out Thermometer w/Indoor Humidity Gauge
(630-1032)                 Preparation                Faxback Doc. # 62024

A Quick Look at Your Thermometer

Your thermometer has:

  3-Line LCD Display                 Reset Button (on back)

  Memory Button                      Battery Compartment (on back)

  C/F Degrees Switch (on back)       A Removable Stand on the base

Installing/Replacing Batteries

Your thermometer/hygrometer requires two AA batteries (not supplied) for 
power.  For the longest life and best performance, we recommend RadioShack 
alkaline batteries.

CAUTIONS: Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended
          type.

          Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries
          (standard, alkaline, or rechargeable) or rechargeable batteries
          of different capacities.

1.  Press on the tab on the battery compartment cover and lift the cover
    off.

2.  Place two fresh batteries in the compartment as indicated by the
    polarity symbols (+ and -) marked inside.

    All the segments of the display screen appear briefly, then the
    outdoor/indoor temperatures and indoor relative humidity appear.

3.  Replace the cover.

If the display appears weak or the thermometer does not work properly, 
replace the batteries.

CAUTIONS: Never leave dead or weak batteries in the thermometer.

          Dispose of batteries properly, do not bury or burn them.

Choosing a Mounting Location

Choose locations for the thermometer and the attached outdoor sensor 
within 10 feet of each other, where you can easily route the outdoor 
sensor's cord outside (near a window, for example).

You can place the thermometer on a level surface (such as a desktop or 
counter) using the supplied stand, or you can mount it on a wall.

For the best mounting results, attach the thermometer and outdoor sensor 
on dry wall or wood surfaces.  Avoid mounting either on ceramic tile or 
metal surfaces.

The most common way to route the outdoor sensor's cord is through a corner 
or depression in a window sill or door edge.

You can also use a pass-through tube to route the cord through a wall.

CAUTIONS: The outdoor sensor is permanently attached to the thermometer.
          Do not try to remove it.

          Avoid routing the outdoor sensor's cord where it could be
          pinched or cut.

Note: Keep the thermometer and outdoor sensor away from artificial sources
      of heat or cold such as stoves, heating vents, radiators, and direct
      sunlight.

Attaching the Stand

1.  Flip up the two tabs on the stand.

2.  Insert the tabs in the matching slots on the thermometer's base until
    they snap into place.

Note: Make sure the flat side of the base faces the front of the
      thermometer.

To remove the stand, gently pull it away from the unit.

Mounting the Thermometer

You need a wood screw (not supplied) with a head that fits in the keyhole 
slot on the back of the thermometer to mount the thermometer on a wall.

1.  Mark the position of the screw hole.

2.  In the marked location, drill a hole slightly smaller than the wood
    screw.

    CAUTION: Be careful not to drill into any objects behind the wall.

3.  Using a screwdriver, drive the screw into the wall, letting the head
    extend 1/8 inch from the wall.

4.  Align the keyhole slot on the back of the thermometer with the screw
    head, then carefully push the thermometer onto the screw head and
    slide it down into place.

Mounting the Outdoor sensor

You need a nail, wood screw, or masonry screw (not supplied) with a head 
larger than the small loop on the wire bracket to mount the outdoor sensor

1.  Mark the position of the screw hole.

2.  In the marked location, drill a hole slightly smaller than the nail or
    screw.

    CAUTION: Be careful not to drill into any object behind the wall.

3.  Slide the wire bracket off the outdoor sensor.

4.  Push the nail or screw tip through the small loop on ht wire bracket,
    then drive the nail or screw into the wall.

5.  Slide the outdoor sensor onto the wire bracket.

(EB 9/20/00)

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