What to do if my Kellyco Metal Detector has no power and no sounds?
If your Kellyco Metal Detector is not turning on and you're not getting any sound, the batteries might be dead. Try replacing them. Also, ensure the batteries are making good contact by pushing them in tighter. Finally, check all cord connections to make sure they are secure. As an additional step, consider inserting paper spacers.
Why does my Kellyco Metal Detector chatter or beep erratically?
If your Kellyco Metal Detector is chattering or beeping erratically, it might be due to using it indoors. Try using it outdoors only. Power lines can also cause interference, so move away from them. If you're using two detectors, keep them at least 20 feet apart. Highly oxidized buried objects can also cause this issue; only dig up repeatable signals. Environmental electromagnetic interference can also be the reason, so reduce the sensitivity until the erratic signals stop.
Why is my Kellyco Metal Detector making a constant low tone?
If your Kellyco Metal Detector is emitting a constant low tone or constant repeating tones, the batteries might be discharged. Replace them. Also, make sure you are using the correct type of batteries: use only 9V alkaline batteries or fully charged rechargeable ones.
What to do if LCD does not lock on to one target ID or Kellyco Metal Detector emits multiple tones?
If the LCD on your Kellyco Metal Detector isn't locking onto one target ID or the detector emits multiple tones, it could be due to multiple targets being present. Try moving the coil slowly at different angles. A highly oxidized target can also cause this; try reducing the sensitivity. Also, the sensitivity might be set too high, so reduce it.
Step-by-step guide for inserting 9-volt batteries into the detector.
Instructions on turning on the metal detector and understanding initial status indicators.
How to adjust detector sensitivity for optimal performance and reduce false signals.
Explanation of how to use the discrimination mode to ignore unwanted metal objects.
Audio response for ferrous objects and small gold items.
Audio response for pull-tabs, nickels, and smaller gold.
Audio response for newer pennies and larger gold objects.
Audio response for silver, copper coins, and older pennies.
How to interpret the LCD screen for probable target identification and depth.
Explains the function and accuracy of the depth indicator on the display.
How to reduce detector beeps caused by external electromagnetic fields.
Adjusting sensitivity to avoid false signals from mineralized ground.
Methods for accurately locating a buried target after initial detection.
Proper techniques for swinging the search coil for effective detection.
General| Target Identification | Yes |
|---|---|
| Depth Indicator | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Frequency | 6.6 kHz |
| Search Coil Size | 8 inches |
| Water Resistance | Coil and lower stem are waterproof |
| Operating Time | Up to 25 hours |
| Operating Frequency | 6.6 kHz |
| Search Coil | Waterproof coil |
| Length | Adjustable |
| Battery Life | Up to 25 hours |
| Waterproof | Coil and lower stem only |
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