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vincent digiulio Posted on Dec 25, 2013

Oven thermometer only displays lo

Why is the screen not displaying the temp only says lo and I put a new battery in

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I just had that LO reading. Pulled back on the tip of the thermometer. Seems I had it inserted into my turkey too far. Probably up against a bone or too close to the center. Good luck! Happy Thanksgiving 2016!

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However, I wouldn't drink water from that oasis without making ABSOLUTELY sure I'm not seeing a mirage.

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