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| Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables. |
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In article 2004041814085116807%ldawson@beatricenecom, Larry Dawson
wrote: Hi, I just purchased one of these thermometersand am not sure it is functioning correctly. When the receiver and transmitter register, the dual temp. on the receiver displays what is on the transmitter, but from then on the temperatures on the reciever do not update with the exception if one of the alarms goes off, the receiver will then update its displays. This doesn't seem quite right. Distance isn't a factor as I was sitting 10-12 feet from the grill and transmitter. The only other time I was able to get it to update was when I shut both receiver and transmitter of and reset them to reregister. Hmm, as I recall there was one point when the receiver simply stopped displaying any temp. and went back to a 'null' display. Final concern. I didn't purchase this direct from Maverick from another vendor. The picture on the vendor's website is the exact same one as on Maverick's, but the units I received have a Redi-Chek logo on them and on the box. No mention of Redi-Chek on the website. Any ideas what this is about? I appreciate any ideas anyone can offer. Sounds just like how my ET7 (two models earlier) works. The transmitter drops synch with the receiver and never picks it back up-mine won't even rouse out of electro-slumber with an alarm event. The thing has worked for me properly only once in its 3-year life. Now the power switch on the transmitter is FUBAR. So why should I pay $20 in shipping both ways to fix something that never worked worth a damn in the first place? I'd advise calling Maverick and screeching like a bufu'd banshee (if the warranty is still valid) until they gave you your money back. Otherwise, enjoy your $60 Polderclone with a nice timer. At least you're not out another $40 in back up probes for the POS like I am. I currently got a cheap baby monitor ($20) and taped my Polderclone (also about $20) to it and stuck both in a soundproofed box (no bowwowwow and cockadoodledoo, thank you) WishI'd thought of this earlier. We live, get ripped off, and learn. monroe(it's better mousetrap time) |
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