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7.

Setting Up

Installing The Battery

This product is supplied with a 9V battery. To fit the battery please remove the 
battery from it’s wrapper. Open the battery bay by pushing the tab towards the 
top of the detector on the battery cover and lifting the cover up. 

Connect the 9V battery to the correct terminals and place it in the battery bay. 
Replace the battery cover by inserting the holding pins first at the top of the bay 
and closing the cover down so the tab locks in to place.

Turning On/Off

To turn the Stud Detector on or off, give the ‘On/Off’ button a quick press. If the 
Stud Detector is left unused for 3 minutes, it will turn itself off.

Summary of Contents for 11334

Page 1: ...ELECTRICAL Stud Detector User Guide ...

Page 2: ...re Use Stud Scanning Mode Stud Scanning On Different Surfaces Metal Scanning Mode AC Power Cable Scanning Mode Trouble Shooting Specifications 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 13 14 15 Copyright 2018 2019 Thunderbolt Photography Richard Ross All rights reserved All Photos and Illustrations may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the copyright holder ...

Page 3: ...ar warranty and outstanding after sales service through our dedicated helpline We hope you enjoy using this product for many years to come If you require technical support or in the unlikely event that your purchase is faulty please telephone our helpline for immediate assistance Faulty product claims made within the 3 year warranty period will be repaired or replaced free of charge provided that ...

Page 4: ... left should not be thrown away with your household waste Contact your local authority waste disposal department as they will be able to provide details of the recycling options available in your area Electrical and electronic equipment WEEE contains materials parts and substances which can be dangerous to the environment and harmful to human health if the waste of electrical and electronic equipm...

Page 5: ... disconnect power gas and water before penetrating a surface Failure to follow these directions may result in electrical shock fire and or serious injury property damage Live AC Cable Detection ThedetectorhasconstantACpowercablewarningalertthatworksinallmodes When a live AC source is detected the icon will appear on the screen Exercise extreme caution in this circumstance where AC power is present...

Page 6: ... 9V Battery 1 x User Guide Features Detects wood metal and unshielded AC cables Scans up to a depth of 2 36 60mm 3 preset stud depths 3 material presets Easy calibration Backlit screen Low power warning Battery powered NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE ...

Page 7: ...5 General Layout On Off Calibrate Screen Mode Centre Mark STUD DETECTOR ...

Page 8: ...SCREEN ICONS 1 Inch Scan Depth Inch Scan Depth Move Right Metal Mode 1 Inch Scan Depth Low Power Move Left AC Power Mode Wood Mode AC Power Cable Edge Indicator Left Edge Indicator Right Edge Indicator Center Indicator ...

Page 9: ... battery cover and lifting the cover up Connect the 9V battery to the correct terminals and place it in the battery bay Replace the battery cover by inserting the holding pins first at the top of the bay and closing the cover down so the tab locks in to place Turning On Off To turn the Stud Detector on or off give the On Off button a quick press If the Stud Detector is left unused for 3 minutes it...

Page 10: ...r cables up to a depth of 2 51mm Calibrating Before Use After a mode has been selected you will need to calibrate the detector This must be done every time the detector has been turned on for use To do this place the detector flat against any surface but away from AC cable and metal Press and hold the Calibrate button on the side of the hand grip until you see the indicator bar drop on the screen ...

Page 11: ...he detector up right across the surface in the direction you want to scan When you are close to a stud there will be an arrow point the direction of an object detected Move slowly in the direction indicated The center levels bar will rise or lower depending on how close you are to an object As soon as the detector shows a line next to the arrow you will have found edge of the stud Use the V groove...

Page 12: ...d Keep moving in the same direction if required to find the other stud edge Look for the opposite arrow with a line this will indicate the opposite edge to the one previously found Use the V groove to mark the centre of the stud with a pencil if required If you go too far the arrows on the screen will indicate which direction to move in if it detects an object The center levels bar will rise or lo...

Page 13: ... this type of surface is ok However if the wall has been freshly painted within the last 2 weeks results can be inaccurate LATH PLASTER Due to irregularities of the plaster thickness this type of surface is not suitable for scanning in Stud mode It is recommended that you change to Metal mode and try scanning for nail heads in the lath pieces attached to the studs If this surface has been reinforc...

Page 14: ...As the detector has been calibrated press and hold the Calibrate button on the side of the detector hand grip and move in the direction you want to scan When the scan bar reaches the top mark the position on the surface using a pencil and the V grove and the top of the detector Continue scanning across until you get the indicator drops a little Move back again until the indicator is as the top and...

Page 15: ...Calibrate button on the side of the detector hand grip and move in the direction you want to scan When the scan bar reaches the top mark the position on the surface using a pencil and the V grove and the top of the detector Continue scanning across until you get the indicator drops a little Move back again until the indicator is as the top and mark the position as previously done This is the gener...

Page 16: ... be stud Scan for edges and work from there Area of detected AC power appears larger than the actual wiring AC power can spread laterally as much as 12 310mm either side on a drywall surface Repeat the second pass process to locate the source See page 13 Area of detected metal appears larger than actual size Metals density can register as larger object Repeat the second pass process to locate the ...

Page 17: ...15 Specifications Stud Detector General Dimensions Approximate Weight Battery Battery Type 68mm x 34mm x 168mm 149g 9V Square ...

Page 18: ...a detailed explanation of the problem Extent of the Warranty This warranty is limited to defects in workmanship or parts All defective products or parts will be repaired or replaced This warranty does not extend to accessories Normal Wear and Tear This warranty does not cover normal wear and tear of the product or parts Exclusions Any defect caused by accident misuse abuse improper installation or...

Page 19: ...ODEL 11334 PRODUCT CODE 11334 01 2019 01270 508538 1800 995 036 www quesh co uk IRE GB Phone lines available Monday to Friday 9am 5pm Call cost local rate per minute from a landline calls from mobiles may vary 3 YEAR WARRANTY Description of malfunction Your Details Name Address Date of purchase We recommend you keep the receipt with this warranty card Location of purchase Email ...

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