need replacement probe for my Taylor wireless thermometer with 2 AAA batteries has numbers on back 532 3111 V0270 is your 3166P the right one?
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I have a 1470N that takes two AAA batteries. This replacement probe works fine in it. Says it only works with this model of Taylor, the one with two AAA batteries. Not sure what those other numbers on your unit designate.
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This probe has a head phone like male end that plugs into my Taylor Thermometer, not wireless, model 1470. Looking at the website of Taylor, this probe has a little different end from the 532 that you have. I just talked with Taylor and they said you need the "replacement probe 1479RP" for the 532 model. They suggested that you search for that quote. Good luck
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The numbers on the back of your thermometer base do not match the ones on mine. My numbers are 1470N, 3712, V3043 and the probe works fine.
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Good Question,I would suggest that you contact the Granite Digital Tec Line, at 510-471-6442 or their 888-819-2190 number, for a recommendation.They are very good to work with. Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer. Keep in mind that it works best as a battery maintainer.
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Sorry, no idea. On an off chance, have you tried the temp probe from any other electric appliance? My pancake griddle power probe is almost identical. Or try e-bay or Craigs List?
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Yes, this Taylor thermometer is the type you leave in the meat. They are hard to find but the Taylor brand is the best. I have my great-grandmother's original one and it still works!
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Interesting question. You might try the Taylor site. My past experience has been that the calibration isn't correct if it is replaced. My friend upgraded to this unit when his failed. I will probably follow suit. ChefAlarm by ThermoWorks - (Red)
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The temp probe is a standard 10k NTC 1% Thermistor. You can buy or build custom replacements easily.
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Go by the battery that came with the product. Had mine since 7/6/2010 and now working on a 3rd battery (helps to turn it off when you're done). I have the RT600C-N thermometer, which is the same as the Amazon add. Original battery was an A76/LR4 (make unknown), replaced with a Duracell D357 and now replacing that with an Energizer A76. If you google the number from the original battery, you should be able to come up with a description of the battery, which many times includes a flock of equivalent numbers that it can replace. In the info I found, A76 and D357 are listed as replacements for each other, but not CR2032. Also CR2032 replacements don't include A78 or D357. Hope this helps. Go by the battery that came with the product. Had mine since 7/6/2010 and now working on a 3rd battery (helps to turn it off when you're done). I have the RT600C-N thermometer, which is the same as the Amazon add. Original battery was an A76/LR4 (make unknown), replaced with a Duracell D357 and now replacing that with an Energizer A76. If you google the number from the original battery, you should be able to come up with a description of the battery, which many times includes a flock of equivalent numbers that it can replace. In the info I found, A76 and D357 are listed as replacements for... » Read More Go by the battery that came with the product. Had mine since 7/6/2010 and now working on a 3rd battery (helps to turn it off when you're done). I have the RT600C-N thermometer, which is the same as the Amazon add. Original battery was an A76/LR4 (make unknown), replaced with a Duracell D357 and now replacing that with an Energizer A76. If you google the number from the original battery, you should be able to come up with a description of the battery, which many times includes a flock of equivalent numbers that it can replace. In the info I found, A76 and D357 are listed as replacements for each other, but not CR2032. Also CR2032 replacements don't include A78 or D357. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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We do not carry extra probes for this item. You would need to contact the manufacturer to see if these are available and where you can purchase it.
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Look for the series number on the computer then Google that number and it should come up. My series number was behind the battery.
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I have a food network version as well, the probe was damated trying to use it on the grill. the model number on the back says 1471n, and the product description DOES list that number, so it *should* work...i hope
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I don't know the Taylor meat thermometer. They look the same, but I have noticed that thermometer probes from different vendors do not work the same. I purchased this for my Polder theremometer and it works fine.
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Yes. The seller DBROTH has replacement probes (here on Amazon IIRC) and is very responsive. But do read all the reviews.
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honestly i would recommend the comack instrument pdt digital, which features are flat and neat unlkie the head of the taylor which is a bit bulky . my culinary lectures also used the comack and have had no complaints . i have provided you with the link to this item . hope this helps. Comark Instrument PDT300 Digital Pocket Thermometer, -58 to 300F/-50 to 150C Range, ±2F/1C Accuracy, Blue .
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Dometic 3106995.032 Heat/Cool Analog Thermostat B004MXN71U Search in Amazon and this is the one
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My meat thermometer is a TruTemp. I Goolged you model. This website, http://www.acurite.com/digital-cooking-thermometer-00994w.html sells a replacement. I will say this: The Specs on your model are the same as mine and the probe looks the same. I would guess it would be OK. Best of Luck!
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Thank you for your question, this item will not fit your model. The right item that fits your model is 316436000. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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Unfortunately I no longer have that thermometer, it never worked properly so I threw it out. Sorry about that.