In this video, I am going to explain to you everything about how you use our digital milk thermometers.
How you change the batteries, if something goes wrong, how you set temperatures - everything will be explained.
So, we've got 2 models of our digital thermometer.
I've got it on right now. To turn it off, you hold the power button.
Turns off.
I turn it on by holding the power button.
This here is the Fahrenheit model, and this here is the Celsius model.
The whole thing is wrapped in a silicone sleeve, and you take the sleeve off if you want to change the batteries,
which we'll do in just a second.
But first, let me go through the various steps of using this thermometer.
So, you use the minus button or the plus button to go through the presets: 140, 150, 160.
which is 60, 65, 70 on the Celsius one.
If you want to set the temperature at something very specific,
you double-click the power button -
you can see it blinking at 140° -
and then you can change it to any exact temperature that you want.
You hit the power button again, and it's set at that temperature - 142°F in this case.
Now let me show you the clip.
The way this clip works is it goes on a milk jug
like so, you usually slide it like that -
and then when you are steaming milk, you put your thumb there to hold it in place.
Right. Otherwise, it will slide about.
You usually want the probe to go close to the bottom,
so you need to adjust it a little bit.
The way you do that is you squeeze this
and you move it forward, and when you let go, it stops.
Right?
So, I'm gonna take the other one here that doesn't have the clip,
because to take the sleeve off, you need to have the clip off.
So this sleeve just comes right off, like so
Ok?
And I'm just going to take it off completely.
What I am doing is changing the battery,
and you'll see the Decent Milk Thermometer logo,
the word "open" and 2 little bumps right there.
Now, to take the batteries out, you twist it counterclockwise, cause
you need to twist the top counterclockwise.
And you might see here that it says "LLL".
The LLL is the problem that some people have if they don't fit the top on correctly,
because what it means is that the connection between the top
and the bottom is poor. It doesn't mean low battery, it means that there's an error.
So if you get LLL, the thing to do is to take the top off
and then try to put it back on again so that the connection is good.
So here I am taking this off here,
and you'll see that the batteries are here.
What you want to do is you usually get something small, like a pen,
then you poke in here - a nail will work, but it's not easy -
and put the batteries in.
And then, to put them back
put the top back in, you need to find the Decent Espresso logo.
And then open, like that
and you just slide it
and you'll see these 2 bumps. There's a bump there and a bump here.
The bumps slide together
boom
and you're good.
You can see the thermometer is once again working.
Now, something else that happens with these thermometers is
they are not waterproof, they are water resistant.
So if the display starts being weird, like there's missing digits
or the thermometer stops working completely,
you probably actually haven't destroyed the thermometer,
the problem is water has gotten in that needs to dry out.
So, once again, if you get no display or bad display, you got water into the thing.
What you do is open it up, take the batteries out and let it dry overnight.
Now, yesterday we actually did this.
We had a new person come in, and dunk both thermometers under water to wash them.
Forgot to tell them not to do that. They both were dead.
The next day - these were actually the thermometers -
we just let them dry, and they're just as good as before.
So, once again
Decent Espresso to open, like that
click
and you're good, the thermometer works.
And then, to put the sleeve back on
you just put it through the hole like that
and then
click
That's pretty much everything there is to do with these thermometers.