What to do if Garrett ACE 250 Metal Detector does not turn on?
If your Garrett Metal Detector does not turn on, ensure the batteries are installed correctly. If they are, replace the old batteries with new ones.
Why does my Garrett Metal Detector make erratic sounds or show erratic target ID?
Erratic sounds or Target ID cursor movement in your Garrett Metal Detector can occur due to excessive metal indoors. Make sure you are not using the detector indoors where excessive amounts of metal are found. Also, ensure your search coil is securely connected and the coil cable is tightly wound around the stem. Reducing your sensitivity setting may also help. Check if you are close to other metal detectors or metal structures such as electrical power lines, wire fences, or benches.
Why am I not finding specific targets with my Garrett Metal Detector?
If you are not finding specific targets with your Garrett Metal Detector, ensure you are using the correct mode for the type of hunting you are doing. If hunting for coins, ensure you are in the COINS mode. Alternatively, use the All-Metal mode to detect all metal targets and confirm if desired targets are present.
What to do if my Garrett ACE 250 has intermittent signals?
If your Garrett Metal Detector is producing intermittent signals, it could be due to a deeply buried target or a difficult angle. Try increasing the sensitivity on your detector and scan from different directions until the signal becomes more definite. It may also be the case of multiple targets. Switch to the All-Metal Mode or press PINPOINT to precisely locate all targets.
How to fix a Garrett Metal Detector with no power?
If your Garrett Metal Detector has no power, ensure batteries are installed in the correct position. If that doesn't work, replace all old batteries with new ones.
Why does my Garrett Metal Detector Target ID cursor move erratically?
Erratic sounds or Target ID cursor movements on your Garrett Metal Detector can occur for several reasons. Ensure the search head is well-connected and the cable is tightly wound around the tube. If you're indoors, be aware of excessive metal in floors and walls. Reduce the sensitivity setting. Also, check if you're near other metal detectors, power lines, wire fences, or benches.
What to do if the Garrett ACE 250 Target ID cursor bounces?
If your Garrett Metal Detector's Target ID cursor bounces erratically, it's likely the detected object is trash. It can also happen if a good target, like a coin, isn't parallel to the coil or if there's junk near the good target. Try scanning from different directions until the Target ID cursor stabilizes.
Why is my Garrett ACE 250 giving intermittent signals?
Intermittent signals from your Garrett Metal Detector can occur if the target is deeply buried or at a difficult angle. Increase the detector's sensitivity and scan from different directions to get a clearer signal. For multiple targets, switch to All-Metal mode or use PINPOINT to locate all targets precisely. In trash-filled areas, consider using the Super Sniper™ search head.
How to find specific objects with Garrett ACE 250 Metal Detector?
To find specific objects with your Garrett Metal Detector, ensure you are using the correct mode for your search. If searching for coins, use the COINS mode to eliminate unwanted targets. Alternatively, use the All-Metal mode to detect all metal objects and confirm the presence of your desired targets.
General| Battery type | AA |
|---|---|
| Battery technology | Alkaline |
| Battery low indication | Yes |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
| Type | - |
| Control type | Buttons |
| Frequency band | 6.5 kHz |
| Number of programs | 5 |
| Search depth (max) | 0.6 m |
| Suitable for materials | Gold, Metal, Silver |
| Search depth adjustment | No |
| Display type | LCD |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 1290 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1200 g |
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