General Maintenance - SNOWJOE SUNJOE 24V-MDTCR1-LTW Manual Del Operador

3. Walk slowly. Sweep the detector side-to-side over the
ground. Keep the search coil parallel to the ground as you
sweep; do not lift the search coil at the end of each sweep
(Fig. 19).
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4. Sweep the search coil in a slow arcing motion as shown
below (Fig. 20).
Fig. 20
Fig. 18
Armrest
Soft grip
1 – 2 inch
Fig. 19
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NOTE: The search coil and the bottom portion of the
pole assembly can be fully submerged in water. However,
never expose the control panel, battery and the cable
plug to water. The weatherproofing feature on this metal
detector was designed to allow hunting in inclement
weather but not for prolonged submersion in water.
5. Upon detecting a metallic object, the control panel will
display an arrow under the corresponding target-ID and
emit an audible tone. The depth indicator will also display
the relative depth of the target.
NOTE: If the detector does not detect anything, make
sure that the DISC mode and sensitivity is set correctly
for the intended type of metal. Also make sure that you
are moving the search coil correctly.
6. Once the detector has detected a buried target, continue
sweeping the search coil over the target in a narrowing
range. Make a mental note of the exact spot on the
ground where the detector beeps.
7. Enter pinpoint mode as instructed before. Then move the
search coil over that spot in a front and back and side
to side motion a couple of times to hone in on the exact
location and depth of the object (Fig. 21).
8. Use the included folding shovel to dig up the object. While
digging, use the pinpoint searching mode of the detector
to periodically estimate the depth and position of the
target. Repeat this until the target is found.
Maintenance
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WARNING!
To avoid damage, always turn the metal
detector off and remove battery pack from the battery
compartment before cleaning or performing any maintenance.
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WARNING!
When servicing, use only identical
replacement parts. Use of any other parts may cause product
damage. To ensure safety and reliability, all repairs should be
performed by a qualified service technician.

General Maintenance

Avoid using solvents when cleaning plastic parts. Most plastics
are susceptible to damage from various types of commercial
solvents and may be damaged by their use.
Fig. 21