Before You Go: Get Set Up Right
Check Tightness: Before heading out, make sure all screws and cam-locks are
tight. A loose part can ruin your hunt.
Clean Hands: If you've used bug spray or sunscreen, wash your hands or wear
gloves. This prevents your detector from getting dirty.
Using Your Detector: Pay Attention to Details
Protect the Screen: Your screen can scratch easily. Use the provided screen
protector to avoid damage.
Cable and Connections: Ensure that the coil cable isn't twisted or bent. Don’t use
tools to tighten the connectors.
Avoid Sand: Sand can jam the moving parts. If your detector gets sandy, rinse it
with fresh water.
After Your Hunt: Time to Clean Up
Basic Cleaning: Use a damp cloth or running tap water to clean the detector. No
harsh chemicals needed.
Beach Cleanup: If you've been to the beach, rinse every part of the detector to
remove salt and sand.
Maintenance: Keep It Running Smoothly
Battery Care: Charge the battery every 3-4 months to extend its life. Replace
worn-out batteries at authorized centers.
Coil and coil cover: This is the heart of your detector. If the cover looks worn,
replace it to protect the coil.
Headphone Care: Keep the headphone socket dry and sand-free. Use a used
toothbrush to clean if sand enters.
Safety Measures: Safety First
No Water, No Oil: Don't submerge your detector or expose it to gasoline or oil.
Temperature Guidelines: Charge between 0°C and +40°C. Store between -20°C
and +70°C. Never leave it in a hot car.
Child Safety: Keep small parts away from kids. They can be a choking hazard.
Speaker and Screen: Don't poke the speaker. Clean the screen with a damp cloth
and mild soap only.
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