The sensor is sensing a temperature that is lower than the lowest possible temperature that can be displayed on the thermometer. If it is actually warm then the sensor has failed
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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!
there should be a setting on it that changes the temp from Celsius or "c" to ferinheight and lo means that it currently isn't reading a temperature in the normal range. try running it under hot water and see if it says error or high.
It usually indicates that the temperature was too low to be read-- specifically, that the thermometer was used incorrectly. Without knowing what kind of thermometer you have, I can't tell you how it should be used. Please refer to your user's manual, or ask your pharmacist for more details on how to use it properly.
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