ProfiScale LOCATE 7320
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9V
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Locating a break in a cable
The method used here is similar to that used above.
To pinpoint the location of the break in a cable, adjust the sensitivity
regulator to a suitable level. If the acoustic and light signals are interrupted,
you have found the location of the break.
Checking whether the outer metal
cladding of an electrical appliance is
connected to an earth cable
1. Set the selector switch to “II” (do not open the metal sensor).
2. Turn the sensitivity regulator as far as the stop to
set the maximum sensitivity.
3. Move the AC detection area on the device close to an electrical appliance
such as a microwave, a kettle, a heater or a washing machine. The LED
lamp and the buzzer will sound if the electrical appliance is not connected
to an earth cable.
Polarity test
Caution:
Ensure that there are no AC or high-voltage networks in the
vicinity.
Testing battery polarity
1. Turn the metal sensor between 90 and 180 degrees. Set the selector
switch to “II”.
2. Use one thumb to touch the metal plate. With your other thumb, touch
an electrode on the battery while at the same time ensuring that the
raised metal button on the device touches the other electrode on the
battery.
3. The LED lamp and the buzzer will activate if the positive terminal touches
the raised metal plate.
Note:
To avoid interference, you should not stand close to electromagnetic
fields.
Continuity test for light bulbs and fuses
This function allows you to check the correct working of light bulbs and
fuses.
Testing fuses
1. Turn the metal sensor between 90 and 180 degrees. Set the selector
switch to “II”.
2. Use one thumb to touch the metal plate. Touch a conductive side of the
fuse with one finger on your free hand while at the same time ensuring
that the other conductive side of the fuse touches the raised metal
button. If the LED lamp and the buzzer activate, the fuse is working
properly.
Testing light bulbs
The method used to test fuses can also be used to
test light bulbs. If the LED lamp and the buzzer issue
a signal, the light bulb is working properly.
Detecting electromagnetic radiation
1. Set the selector switch to “II”. Turn the sensitivity regulator as far as the
stop to set the maximum sensitivity.
2. Move the AC detection area of the device close to the TV/computer
screen. The buzzer will sound and the LED lamp will light up if the device
detects radiation.
3. Move the device away from the screen.
The buzzer and lamp will switch off at the point where the radiation is no
longer strong.
Light function
Set the selector switch to “OFF”. Press the button for the light. The LED
lamp turns on.
Replacing the battery
If the device no longer works correctly (e. g. abnormal sounds), you should
replace the battery. To replace the battery, slide the battery compartment
cover outwards and replace the empty battery with a new one of the same
type (9 V compound, e. g. 6LR61). Close the battery compartment cover
again.
Disposal
Dear customer,
Please help us avoid unnecessary waste.
Should you intend to dispose of this device at any time, please remember
that many components of this device contain valuable materials, which can
be recycled.
Please be aware that electrical and electronic equipment
and batteries shall not be disposed of as household waste,
but rather collected separately. Please obtain information
on the collecting points for electrical waste from the
responsible authority of you municipality.
If you have any questions concerning the EC declaration
of conformity, please use [email protected]
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