Nauglanch - Mike
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My heatermeter (and Heatermeter Buddy) got caught in a brief shower a couple of weeks ago.
It didn't seem like it got too wet but yesterday when set up again the RTD probes on all 3 jacks
were reading about 28F high. I confirmed it was the Heatermeter by plugging the ThermoWorks Probe
into the ThermoWorks ChefAlarm. And used it to watch temps and finish the cook.
It did seems like a fixed offset but I haven't checked for linearity.
Has anybody gotten theirs wet and/or had this problem? Is the moisture driven-in to the resistors?
Do I need to replace the 10K 1% resistors or can I configure an offset or calibration in the configuration panel?
It didn't seem like it got too wet but yesterday when set up again the RTD probes on all 3 jacks
were reading about 28F high. I confirmed it was the Heatermeter by plugging the ThermoWorks Probe
into the ThermoWorks ChefAlarm. And used it to watch temps and finish the cook.
It did seems like a fixed offset but I haven't checked for linearity.
Has anybody gotten theirs wet and/or had this problem? Is the moisture driven-in to the resistors?
Do I need to replace the 10K 1% resistors or can I configure an offset or calibration in the configuration panel?