Yup----Exactly what happened to my first ET 732 probe, the second time I cleaned it.Check your probe. I use the Maverick thermometers extensively and am very pleased with them - however I have had this happen several times. It was nothing wrong with the thermometer body itself but was caused by the joint between the thermocouple probe and the lead becoming damaged. With use (and some abuse) there can be a slight visible fraying at the joint or a visible loosening of the seal at the crimp. This allows moisture/fat etc. into the joint which caused either HHH or LLL to display. Replacing the probe will solved this - they are inexpensive and are designed to be replaced. I always keep a couple spare.
This is not a unique Maverick problem as the probes are standard off-the-shelf items and with extensive use you will eventually have to replace the probes on any brand of thermometer that you buy.
Yes i saw that, thank you. I wrapped up mine and it's going to the Post Office today. Thanks again and i'll let you know.I shipped a replacement ET-732 out yesterday
Keep us posted if the new one works OK
More Outstanding Customer Service!!I shipped a replacement ET-732 out yesterday
Keep us posted if the new one works OK
Just got the new one and it works fine...just like it's supposed to! TYI shipped a replacement ET-732 out yesterday
Keep us posted if the new one works OK
Sometimes it's not the distance---What is between the transmit & receive units?K ordered a maverick 732 from Todd. Put batteries in did boiling water test all temps good. Set up for a big rib smoke and bout ready to shoot this dam thing! Apparently it will not stay synced for longer than 10 min and can't. Bring it inside. Sad part is my wal mart wireless thermometer works inside. Sad. The distance from outside to inside where i set it in my kitchen is eight feet. Yep, be getting refund. Don't feel like goining in the cold to check temps.
Yup---And I forgot to mention:
Yes, for me it's not so much distance but more what lies between the transmitter and receiver. My house also a dead zone for my Mavericks and my cel phones. I need to place the Maverick's receivers near the kitchen windows that face the back yard where the smokers reside. But it all works to my satisfaction.
Probably too late, but I would try not setting it directly on the metal arm of a lawn chair.Bear, I have not tested the range on it. But last night it was placed on the arm of a lawn chair less that 4 feet from transmitter with nothing but thin air between the two and still would loose sync. The window above the kitchen sink that faces the bacyard where the smoker sits. This is a measured 8 feet. Just the kitchen wall is the only thing that seperates the receiver n transmitter.
Cmayna, no dead zones inside or around the house.
Thinking just a faulty unit. Emailing Todd today. Luckily ribs turned out great guys at jobsite loved em.
Oh OK, I thought maybe it had metal arms like ours do.Bear, it was a plastic chai. Just a lemon i guess:icon_cry:.... Day before yesterday I sent back. Awaiting the arrival of the new one. Got some cold smoking to do.
Rough life!and the only thing that effects my Maverick is the Steel Doors,
one of which is directly in a straight line from my Recliner to my Smoker.