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AccuTemp Meat Thermometers, Probes and Instructions

Start by identifying whether your AccuTemp is an instant-read, wired leave-in or remote model. The model number matters when finding a manual or replacement probe.

An AccuTemp meat thermometer can refer to several different kitchen tools, so the label on the back is more useful than the brand name alone. Check the model number before searching for an AccuTemp meat thermometer manual, replacement probe or operating instructions.

Common questions

Questions before you buy

How do I use an AccuTemp meat thermometer with a probe?

Insert the sensing tip into the thickest part of the food, away from bone, fat and the pan. Keep the display and any non-heat-safe cable sections outside the cooking chamber as directed by the exact model manual.

Where can I find AccuTemp meat thermometer instructions?

Use the model number printed on the housing or battery compartment when searching the retailer or distributor support site. Instructions are not interchangeable between instant-read, wired and remote models.

Can I replace an AccuTemp thermometer probe?

Only use a replacement explicitly listed for the same model. Probe plugs may look alike while using different sensors or calibration curves.

Is an AccuTemp meat and poultry thermometer oven-safe?

A leave-in probe may be oven-safe, but an instant-read body usually is not. Confirm the permitted probe and cable temperatures in the manual before leaving any part in an oven.