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  • You should check your thermometer at least twice a year to ensure that it is accurate. This is called calibration. To check your thermometer is accurate for:

Low Temperature Check

  • Low temperatures: Place tip of thermometer probe into crushed ice and a little cold water - wait for the display to stabilise then measure reading (it should be between -0.5° C and +0.5° C)

  • thermometer reading
  • Is the reading acceptable?

High Temperature Check

  • High temperatures: Immerse the tip of thermometer probe in boiling water, wait for the display to stabilise and record reading (it should be between 99.5° C and 100.5° C)

  • thermometer reading
  • Is the reading acceptable?

Results / Verification

  • Did you achieve calibration?

  • New thermometer required!

  • Verified by:

  • Date of Verification:

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