The highlight of its stay at my house was the day I accidentally dropped it in the sink and had an excuse to buy another timer. After several months the display faded so badly that it was nearly unreadable (even with fresh batteries). Stopwatch feature with 20 hour timer, by 1/100th of a second Overtime feature automatically begins counting up after set time is reached View-through LCD with. 3) The 894 dual sensor says inside-oven is ok. 2) The 12453 dual-sensor says inside-oven is ok. 1) Some Polder timers have in-oven thermometer, and others say not to use thermometer inside oven. but I think I'll make it work.ĮDITED March 2011: I've now downgraded this to a one-star. I have a polder digital thermometer with two. Frankly, I'm not sure it was the timer I'm looking for either. Appetito Digital Timer With Large LCD Display 100 Minutes. If this sounds confusing and/or frustrating, this may not be the timer you are looking for. Shop magnetic timer large at, EZONEDEAL Digital Kitchen Timers High Alarm Magnetic Countdown Timer Large Digits Hanging Hole Back Bracket Countdown Stopwatch Timer for Kitchen Classroom Bathroom (2Pcs). remove the batteries and replace with the same new style. In general look at the unit and find the place to gently pry the cover apart. Personally, I think it would be nice if it would automatically clear the last timer setting when you enter the timer change mode- as it is, once you are in change mode you need to manually press and hold the hour and minute buttons down together to clear the last timer setting, then you can start fresh from zero. This should take you to a detailed explanation. If this happens, you have to hit the timer button again to pause the count-up mode, at which point it will allow you to enter the timer change mode again (via the two-second timer button press with the loud beep). Anyhow, if at this point you accidentally hit the timer button again before setting the hours/minutes/seconds for the timer, you will enter count-up mode, and if the unit is counting up, it doesn't allow you to set the timer, or clear the settings. This seems odd to me, since you probably won't be next to it when the alarm goes off, but you have to be when you have your hands on it to set it. You have to hold the timer button down for two seconds to be able to change the timer setting (similar to accessing the time-change function on a watch) at which point it emits a VERY loud beep, louder than the actual timer alarm. However, setting the timer is really not very convienient (note- I am tech-savvy, so this is not a problem on the user-end). I've decided to keep it, because it has three timers, it is very pretty, and I love the display of the dots around the outer ring to mark the seconds (much easier to read than the usual rapid numerical countdown of seconds).

Polder triple kitchen timer clock