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Place a pencil in the centre slot and mark the spot
on the wall.
Repeat the procedure from the opposite side of
the object so that both opposing edges are
marked on the wall. Repeat if necessary from each
direction to check accuracy. Finding the centre of
the object will now be simple by measuring the
distance between the marks on the wall.
If the detector registers a power cable, the warning
light for power cable detection will come on
regardless of which function you have chosen on
the function selector.
If you release the on/off button during scanning,
you will have to re-start the procedure.
Note! The detector cannot register power cables if
they have a metal sheath, run through metal pipes
or walls, or are embedded in very thick solid walls.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Tip:
Keep your free hand at least 15 cm away from the
detector to avoid interference.
Do not use in the vicinity of high voltage electrical
currents, at temperatures over 40° C or in wet or
humid surroundings.
If the wall to be scanned is composed of many
different materials, the detector may not work.
Please note that the detector cannot register
shielded cables, non-conductive cables, network
cables, antenna cables, telephone cables or the
like. Always take care when drilling walls that may
contain these types of cables!
The detector is not suitable for use on metal walls.
Cleaning
Wipe with a damp cloth. A small amount of
detergent can be applied to the cloth. Do not
allow any form of liquid to penetrate the detector!
Never use corrosive or abrasive detergents, as they
may attack plastic parts.
Environmental information
You can help protect the environment!
Follow local environmental regulations:
Dispose of unwanted electrical
equipment at an approved refuse
disposal centre.
Take out the batteries before scrapping the
product.
