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How can I customize meat type and taste settings on my FEELLE EN2053 Digital Wireless Meat Thermometer?

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AnnieMarie
12/17/2025, 07:32:47 AM

Adjusting meat types and taste levels on the FEELLE EN2053 Digital Wireless Meat Thermometer is simple. To change settings for PROBE:1 or PROBE:2, follow these steps: First, press the MODE button to select the desired probe. Then, press the MEAT button to cycle through the eight meat options (beef, veal, turkey, etc.). Next, use the TASTE button to choose your preferred doneness level, from RARE to WELL, with five levels available. If you'd like to set a custom temperature for a specific meat, first, select the probe with the MODE button. Then, press MEAT until you reach the "Meat Type-PROGM" option. Press and hold the MODE button until the temperature value blinks. Use the UP/Down buttons to set your desired temperature, and confirm your selection with the MODE button. To activate the alarm function, press the °C/°F button. For the count-up/count-down timer functionality, use the UP (Min) / Down (Sec) buttons to adjust the time, and then start the timer by pressing ST/SP/CLEAR. Stop the timer by pressing any button. To clear the timer settings, after stopping the timer, press and hold the ST/SP/CLEAR button for two seconds. For detailed visual aids and further instructions, please consult the FEELLE EN2053 Digital Wireless Meat Thermometer user manual.

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