How to fix a Garrett Metal Detector with no power?
If your Garrett Metal Detector has no power, make sure the batteries are installed correctly. If they are, try replacing all the old batteries with new ones.
Why does my Garrett ACE 350 Metal Detector make erratic sounds?
Erratic sounds or Target ID cursor movement on your Garrett Metal Detector can be due to several factors: excessive electrical interference and metal in floors/walls (if indoors), a loose searchcoil connection, high sensitivity settings, or proximity to metal structures or other detectors. To resolve this: be mindful of the indoor environment, ensure the searchcoil is securely connected and the cable is snugly wound, reduce the sensitivity setting, and move away from other metal detectors or structures.
What to do if my Garrett ACE 350 is not finding specific targets?
If your Garrett Metal Detector isn't finding specific targets, ensure you're using the correct mode for the type of hunting you're doing. If hunting for coins, use COINS mode to eliminate undesirable targets. You can also use ZERO mode, which detects all metal targets to ensure desired targets are present.
Why does the Target ID Cursor bounce on my Garrett Metal Detector?
A bouncing Target ID Cursor on your Garrett Metal Detector can occur if you've found a trash target, a good target isn't parallel to the searchcoil, there are junk targets near the good target, or large, flat pieces of iron are present. Try scanning from different directions until your Target ID Cursor becomes more stable.
Guide to installing batteries, powering on, selecting modes, adjusting settings, and beginning to scan.
Step-by-step instructions for physically assembling the metal detector unit.
Introduces the main control buttons: ON/OFF, MODE, PINPOINT, DISCRIM, ACCEPT/REJECT.
Explains the detailed usage of the Pinpoint and Discriminate pushbuttons.
Details how to use the Accept/Reject button to modify discrimination patterns.
Explains how to use Enhanced Iron Resolution to prevent target masking from iron trash.
Explains the primary method for precisely locating a detected target using the Pinpoint button.
Lists common symptoms like no power or erratic signals with their corresponding solutions.
Explains the detector's warranty period and procedures for obtaining service or repairs.
Guide to installing batteries, powering on, selecting modes, adjusting settings, and beginning to scan.
Step-by-step instructions for physically assembling the metal detector unit.
Introduces the main control buttons: ON/OFF, MODE, PINPOINT, DISCRIM, ACCEPT/REJECT.
Explains the detailed usage of the Pinpoint and Discriminate pushbuttons.
Details how to use the Accept/Reject button to modify discrimination patterns.
Explains how to use Enhanced Iron Resolution to prevent target masking from iron trash.
Explains the primary method for precisely locating a detected target using the Pinpoint button.
Lists common symptoms like no power or erratic signals with their corresponding solutions.
Explains the detector's warranty period and procedures for obtaining service or repairs.
General| Operating Frequency | 8.25 kHz |
|---|---|
| Iron Resolution | Yes |
| Target ID Cursor Segments | 12 |
| Length (Adjustable) | 42" to 51" (1.06m - 1.29m) |
| Batteries | 4 AA (included) |
| Accept/Reject Discrimination | Yes |
| Pinpoint Function | Yes |
| Sensitivity/Depth Adjustments | 8 |
| Headphone Jack | Yes |
| Battery Life | 20 to 40 hours |
| Target ID | Yes |
| Depth Indicator | Yes |
| Waterproof | Search coil only |
| Search Modes | Jewelry, Custom, Coins |
| Standard Searchcoil | 8.5" x 11" PROformance™ DD |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Total Weight | 2.8 lbs (1.3 kg) |
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