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I bought a cheap oven therm, like this one:
I have a Kenmore gas oven from 2013. The therm does not read what I set the oven to
240 is 220 on the therm, and 375 is 350
Should I trust the oven, and assume the therm is just to cheap to read accurately? Should I get a better therm?
I am always skeptical of these therms; I have an indoor therm in my fridge. The fridge is 6 mos old, and is set to 43 deg F. The therm reads 47 deg.
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
I bought a cheap oven therm, like this one:

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I have a Kenmore gas oven from 2013. The therm does not read what I set the oven to
240 is 220 on the therm, and 375 is 350
Should I trust the oven, and assume the therm is just to cheap to read accurately? Should I get a better therm?
I am always skeptical of these therms; I have an indoor therm in my fridge. The fridge is 6 mos old, and is set to 43 deg F. The therm reads 47 deg.
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance.