What to do if my Minelab GPX 5000 battery will not charge?
If the battery of your Minelab Metal Detector isn't charging, ensure the accessories socket is receiving power using a vehicle charger. Check the fuse in the 12V charger plug (M205–5A). Also, examine the battery LED patterns.
What to do if my Minelab Metal Detector battery is not holding charge?
If your Minelab Metal Detector battery isn't holding a charge, try using an alternative charger adapter and check the power cable. If problems persist, consider changing the battery.
Why is there no sound coming from my Minelab Metal Detector?
If your Minelab Metal Detector is producing no sound, verify that the detector is switched on by checking the battery, power cable, connections, and LCD. Ensure the Threshold control is fully clockwise and the Volume Limit is set to maximum (20). Confirm that headphones are correctly plugged in and the headphone volume is appropriately adjusted. If the issue persists, try a different set of headphones or battery.
What to do if my Minelab GPX 5000 has random noise?
If your Minelab Metal Detector is experiencing random noise, try Ground Balancing again or retune using the Auto Tune button. You can also set the Coil/Rx switch to Cancel, reduce the Gain, and move away from other detectors or thunderstorm build-up.
Attaching the control box to the detector's upper shaft.
Connecting the coil cable to the control box.
Connecting the battery pack and headphones to the detector.
Allows selection of modes like Patch, Hi-Mineral, Hi-Trash, Pinpoint.
Automatically scans for quietest frequency channel to reduce interference.
Manually selects channels for optimal performance and least interference.
Accesses advanced timings like Fine Gold, Sensitive Extra, etc.
Automatically monitors and adjusts ground balance for changing mineralisation.
Holds the last ground balance setting for consistent mineralisation.
Step-by-step guide for setting up Tracking Ground Balance.
Step-by-step guide for setting up Fixed Ground Balance.
Highly sensitive to small targets in mineralised ground.
Detects all metals, no ferrous target rejection.
Procedure for accurate target location before digging.
Differentiating between target signals and ground noise.
For deep penetration through heavy mineralisation.
Most sensitive, best depth on sub-gram nuggets in light soils.
Brilliant all-round coil, sensitive and stable.
Sensitive for its size, good for open areas and deep targets.
Superb depth and sensitivity in low to medium mineralisation.
General| Technology | MPS, DVT & SETA |
|---|---|
| Ground Balance | Automatic and Manual |
| Discrimination | Iron Reject |
| Display | LCD |
| Battery Life | Up to 12 hours |
| Coil | 11" Double-D coil |
| Audio Output | Built-in speaker, headphone jack |
| Battery | Lithium-ion rechargeable battery |
| Length | 1100 mm - 1300 mm (43.3" - 51.2") |
| Waterproof | Coil is waterproof; control box is not |
| Target Identification | Audio only |
| Weight | 2.4 kg (5.3 lbs) including battery |
| Headphone Jack | 6.35 mm (1/4") |
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