White’s Electronics Classic III SL - User Manual

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the metal detector components, ensuring all parts are present and correctly connected.

Information on using standard AA cell batteries, including types, expected battery life, and performance indicators.

Detailed steps for opening, inserting, and closing the battery compartment to ensure proper power supply.

Details on White's optional rechargeable battery system and recommended models for continuous use.

Explains how the DISC knob adjusts metal rejection levels and its various settings for different types of metals.

Emphasizes the critical importance of loop motion and proper sweeping technique for accurate detection and response.

Guides on how to precisely locate a detected metal target using the G.E.B./DISC toggle and 'X-ing' technique.

Provides advice on using appropriate digging tools and minimizing impact on the terrain and vegetation.

Suggests locations for metal detecting, such as personal yards and areas with historical significance.

Explains the necessity of obtaining permission and contacting relevant authorities for searching private or public areas.

Instructions for cleaning the metal detector components, distinguishing waterproof and non-waterproof parts.

Precautions regarding exposure to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, and heavy rain to protect the unit.

Guidelines for handling and cleaning the detector after exposure to corrosive saltwater to prevent damage.

Recommendations for proper storage, including battery removal and protecting the unit from abuse indoors.

Advisories against dropping, using for leverage, applying lubricants, or modifying the instrument to maintain warranty.

Explains factory preset ground rejection and how to adjust it for optimal performance in various ground conditions.

Details how to calibrate the DISC control by identifying settings for accepting nickels and rejecting pulltabs.