What to do if my Power Fist Metal Detector is not detecting metals?
If your Power Fist Metal Detector isn't detecting metals, first, replace the battery, as it may be low. Also, ensure all connections are secure by reconnecting them. You may need to adjust the sensitivity settings to a higher level. Finally, review the search techniques described in this manual to ensure you are using proper methods.
Why does my Power Fist Metal Detector display false signals?
Your Power Fist Metal Detector may display false signals if the sensitivity is set too high; try adjusting the sensitivity. Also, sweeping the area too fast or using incorrect body position can cause this issue; sweep the search coil slower and hold the detector correctly. Heavily oxidized metal can also cause false signals.
What to do if Power Fist Metal Detector display shows the wrong metal type?
If your Power Fist Metal Detector's display shows the incorrect metal type or sounds multiple tones, it could be due to several reasons. There might be more than one piece of metal present, so try scanning a smaller area using short, overlapping sweeps. The target might be a metal the detector doesn't recognize, so adjust the sensitivity, ground, and discrimination settings. Also, a heavily rusted target or too high sensitivity settings can cause this.
Warning about distracted driving due to metal detector use.
Instructions and tips for effective metal detection and identifying targets.
Explains VLF, TR1, and TR2 operating modes for the metal detector.
Step-by-step guide to fine-tune the detector for accurate readings.
General| Brand | Power Fist |
|---|---|
| Model | 8476749 |
| Category | Metal Detector |
| Language | English |
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