6. Move the detector in the opposite direction until
the middle bar once again appears, indicating the
second edge. Mark this point in the same way as
above.
7. The centre axis of the bar is in the centre of the
two points.
8. WARNING: You should always test that the
metal object is not a live electrical cable using
‘Current’ mode.
Operation: Power cables
1. Switch the detector on and press the test button
several times until the ‘Current’ test mode symbol
appears on the display.
2. Hold the detector away from the wall and press
the test button.
3. The audible signal indicates that the detector is
ready for use.
4. With the test button depressed, move the detec-
tor slowly along the wall in a sideways motion.
When the middle bar in the bar chart display
appears, this indicates that the detector has
found a live electrical cable. Mark this point with
the help of the notch on the top of the detector
(Keep the test button depressed).
5. Continue to move the detector slowly with the
test button depressed until the middle bar of the
display is extinguished.
6. Move the detector in the opposite direction until
the middle bar once again appears. Mark this
point in the same way as above.
7. The centre axis of the cable is in the centre of the
two points.
8. WARNING: Shielded cables or cables in cable
channels may not be recognised as live power
cables. You should be particularly careful when
working in the vicinity of live power cables, and
switch off the power supply to these cables at the
fuse box. Keep the placing of nails, screws etc.
as far as possible from marked cables.
2 Year Warranty
The warranty period for this product begins on the
day of purchase. You will need to prove the date of
purchase by producing the original purchase receipt.
For the period of the warranty, we guarantee:
• Free repair of possible problems.
• Free replacement of all parts, where these are
defective.
• Completely free, expert service (i.e. free-of-
charge repair by our specialists).
This applies only where the error was not caused by
inappropriate operation.
Please contact the manufacturer directly regarding
any inquiries or quality issues:
Brüder Mannesmann Werkzeuge GmbH
Abt. Reparatur-Service
Lempstr. 24
42859 Remscheid
Tel: +49 2191/37 14 71
Fax: +49 2191/38 64 77
Obsolete Electrical Power Tools and
Environmental Protection
• If you use your electrical appliance so extensively
that it needs to be replaced, or if you have no
further use for it, you are required to dispose of
the electrical appliance in a central recycling
location.
• You can get information about disposal points for
electrical appliances from local waste disposal
companies, or from your local government
offices.
• Electrical appliances contain certain valuable re-
usable materials. You are contributing to the re-
use of valuable raw materials by disposing of
your old appliance in a central recycling location.
• Electrical appliances also contain materials which
can be harmful to humans and the environment if
disposed of inappropriately.
• The crossed out refuse-bin symbol denotes that
the appliance in question must be
sent for recycling via a separate
collection method for electrical and
electronic devices.
Please refer any questions to your local BRÜDER-
MANNESMANN dealer.
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