You bought the 9300 didn't you??? The gages on them are notorious for being wrong. Best thing you can do is have two independent checked thermometers and a hygrometer in there and go by those. Almost everyone I know has had to set the lg 1-3 degrees higher than the recommended temp just to get the recommended temp inside the bator. And don't go by the manuals for humidity recommendations either. Consider a low humidity or "dry" incubation. The digital lgs are awful!
You might see a minor delay in hatch but they should be fine as long as humidity is good over the average and temps stay steady where they need to be for the remander of the hatch.
A lot of people swear by the Brinsea spot check thermometers. As for hygrometers, I use an accurite combo, but I hear the ones that they use for reptiles are very good and better accuracy. Whatever one you get you can salt test it for accuracy and you'll have an idea of how to mentally adjust if it isn't dead on. As long as you are checking your air cells for growth, you'll know how to adjust the humidity regardless.
