Power went off, thermometer does not work now at all It just shows some dashesFrigidaire model 308-2408FR manual

I have a recurring problem with a GE Profile PSB48LSRABV. Here's an example sequence:

• Fresh food compartment set to 37F on the control panel (for months)
• Thermometer in fridge reads 46F (with lots of water inside per manual)
• Press "Display Temp" button, display shows fridge at 37F
• Turn power off, count to 15, turn power on, wait for control panel to boot
• Press "Display Temp" button, display shows fridge at 46F (matches thermometer!)
• Compressor runs and cools fresh food compartment
• Hours later thermometer in fridge reads 37-38 (yeah!)
• Press "Display Temp" button shows fridge at 37F
• Within days, the fridge is warmer inside again, thermometer inside reads 45+, but display reads 37 - unit needs to be "rebooted" again!

Fresh food thermistor from top of cabinet measured properly in ice water (and warmer water), the unit has always passed all the self-tests, and condensor coils and fan are clean, so I had techs come give it a shot under home warranty:

• Trip 1 - Tech came to assess, ordered new evaporator fan
• Trip 2 - Replaced fresh food evaporator fan (note new fan is working in fridge, and old fan works fine on bench)
• Trip 3 - Ordered main computer PCBA
• Trip 4 - Replaced main computer PCBA

Unfortunately, it continues the same cycle of misreading the temperature until power cycles, and taking a day off of work for each visit is getting painful.
Any ideas?

press alarm button a number of times until it just shows one bell and the time. then press + button on back until all bells disappear.

I have misplaced the user manual for the
Acurite L5C0668TXACU RITE Wireless Thermometer Model L5C0668TX. Where can I get another?

Hi George,
I believe your Equity wireless thermometer is manufactured by LaCrosse Technology. Here is a link to their website:

http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/

From this page, you can search the type of wireless thermometer or weather station you're trying to use. (You didn't specify a model number in your request).
Also notice that there is link on that page for Support; clicking that will take you to the Manuals link. You will need to find your proper model number in the drop-down menu.
Also, there is a Contact link, so you can contact them directly for further assistance if you are unable to find your model's information.

Good luck, George! Hope this helps!

You did not provide a model number however the Instruction Manuals for the various Braun Thermometers can be found here:

http://braun.kaz.com/kaz/service/prodResult/

Not sure if this procedure is common to all but this may work otherwise find the manual specific to your model number.

Changing the temperature scale

This thermometer is shipped with the Celsius temperature scale activated. If you wish to switch to Fahrenheit ( °F), proceed as follows:

Turn on the thermometer. ( If it is already turned on, make sure it is not in memory mode.)

Press the /mem button and keep it pressed. Then press and release the activation button to switch over to the «change temperature scale» mode.
By pressing the activation button again, the Fahrenheit scale is activated, «°F» is displayed on the LCD. Each further pressing of the activation button toggles the scale between °C and °F.
Release the /mem button to return to the ready symbol . The temperature stored in memory will automatically be converted to the selected scale when displayed on the LCD.

This is a link to your manual:

AcuRite 75321A1 Instruction Manual

Dave

Try turning off both units, then power up the receiver first and then the transmitter. Do this with the units side by side to be sure it is not a range issue.

Check in your manual for the thermostat. By pushing a combination of buttons you can get into the advanced installer menu. From there you can make an adjustment to correct the temperature.

You may not need anything. Most people test their oven with a dial type oven thermometer. They are slow to react and often not very accurate. When I test an oven or install a new thermostat, I use a digital thermometer with a remote temperature probe, hanging from the center of the oven, which shows the temp in tenths of a degree. I let the oven cycle on and off at least three times, then take the high and lower readings on the next cycle and average that out to see what the actual oven temp is. Most of the time, if there is a dial type thermometer in the oven it is very slow to react. After 3 to 5 cycles, they often show close to what the actual oven temp is, but the only way to know for sure is to use the more accurate digital thermometer. Most ranges with digital displays can be adjusted + or - about 35 degrees. Check your users manual for this info, but don't mess with it until you have checked the oven with a digital thermometer! Please don't bother rating this solution, as anything but a Fix-Ya drops my score. Thanks.