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If you’re receiving erratic scanning results, it may  

be a result of humidity, moisture within the wall  

cavity or drywall, or recently applied paint or 

wallpaper that hasn’t fully dried. While the 

moisture may not always be visible, it will 

interfere with the tool’s sensors. Please allow a 

few days for the wall to dry out.

Do not rely exclusively  

on the detector to  

locate items behind the scanned surface.  

Use other information sources to help  

locate items before penetrating the surface. 

Such additional sources include construction 

plans, visible points of entry of pipes and 

wiring into walls, such as in a basement, 

and in standard 16 and 24 in. (41 and 61 cm) 

stud spacing practices.
Always turn off the power when working near 

electrical wires.

WORKING WITH DIFFERENT MATERIALS

StudSensor

™ 

40 is for use on dry interior walls only. 

StudSensor

™ 

40 can scan effectively through most 

sheet materials, including: 
• Bare wood flooring (in DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode)

• Linoleum on wood base 
• Gypsum drywall over plywood sheathing 
• Wallpapered walls (if dry)
• Textured ceilings if uniform thickness (place a 

thin piece of cardboard on ceiling and scan over 

it to avoid damage to texturing) 

StudSensor

™ 

40 is not designed to scan materials 

such as:
• Ceramic floor tile
• Carpeting and padding
• Wallpaper with metallic fibers
• Freshly painted walls that are still damp (may 

take one week or longer to dry after application)

• Lath and plaster walls 
• Foil covered insulation board
• Glass or any other dense material
• Concrete  

If you’re receiving erratic scanning results, it may  

be a result of humidity, moisture within the wall  

cavity or drywall, or recently applied paint or 

wallpaper that hasn’t fully dried. While the 

moisture may not always be visible, it will 

interfere with the tool’s sensors. Please allow a 

few days for the wall to dry out.

Do not rely exclusively  

on the detector to  

locate items behind the scanned surface.  

Use other information sources to help  

locate items before penetrating the surface. 

Such additional sources include construction 

plans, visible points of entry of pipes and 

wiring into walls, such as in a basement, 

and in standard 16 and 24 in. (41 and 61 cm) 

stud spacing practices.
Always turn off the power when working near 

electrical wires.

WORKING WITH DIFFERENT MATERIALS

StudSensor

™ 

40 is for use on dry interior walls only. 

StudSensor

™ 

40 can scan effectively through most 

sheet materials, including: 
• Bare wood flooring (in DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode)

• Linoleum on wood base 
• Gypsum drywall over plywood sheathing 
• Wallpapered walls (if dry)
• Textured ceilings if uniform thickness (place a 

thin piece of cardboard on ceiling and scan over 

it to avoid damage to texturing) 

StudSensor

™ 

40 is not designed to scan materials 

such as:
• Ceramic floor tile
• Carpeting and padding
• Wallpaper with metallic fibers
• Freshly painted walls that are still damp (may 

take one week or longer to dry after application)

• Lath and plaster walls 
• Foil covered insulation board
• Glass or any other dense material
• Concrete  

1. INSTALLING THE BATTERY

NOTE:  DO NOT LOOSEN OR REMOVE 

SCREW ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT.

Squeeze sides of  

clip to help release  

clip end.

Slide a brand new  

9V alkaline battery  

into compartment,  

terminal side first,  

matching (+) and  

(–) terminals from  

battery to case.

Replace the clip.

2. OPERATING TIPS

For optimum scanning results:
• Hold the tool straight up and down, parallel to 

the studs, and do not rotate the tool.

• Keep tool flat against the wall and do not rock, 

tilt, or press hard when slowly sliding across the 

surface being scanned.

• Avoid placing your other hand, or any other 

part of your body, on the surface being scanned.

• Depending on the proximity of electrical wiring 

or pipes to the wall surface, the scanner may 

detect them in the same manner as studs. 

Caution should always be used when nailing, 

cutting, or drilling in walls, floors, and ceilings 

that may contain these items.

• To avoid surprises, remember that studs or 

joists are normally spaced 16 in. (41 cm)  

or 24 in. (61 cm) apart and are 1

1

in. (38 mm) 

in width. 

Anything closer together or a 

different width may not be a stud, joist,  

or firebreak.

1. INSTALLING THE BATTERY

NOTE:  DO NOT LOOSEN OR REMOVE 

SCREW ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT.

Squeeze sides of  

clip to help release  

clip end.

Slide a brand new  

9V alkaline battery  

into compartment,  

terminal side first,  

matching (+) and  

(–) terminals from  

battery to case.

Replace the clip.

2. OPERATING TIPS

For optimum scanning results:
• Hold the tool straight up and down, parallel to 

the studs, and do not rotate the tool.

• Keep tool flat against the wall and do not rock, 

tilt, or press hard when slowly sliding across the 

surface being scanned.

• Avoid placing your other hand, or any other 

part of your body, on the surface being scanned.

• Depending on the proximity of electrical wiring 

or pipes to the wall surface, the scanner may 

detect them in the same manner as studs. 

Caution should always be used when nailing, 

cutting, or drilling in walls, floors, and ceilings 

that may contain these items.

• To avoid surprises, remember that studs or 

joists are normally spaced 16 in. (41 cm)  

or 24 in. (61 cm) apart and are 1

1

in. (38 mm) 

in width. 

Anything closer together or a 

different width may not be a stud, joist,  

or firebreak.

Note: Sensing depth and accuracy can vary due 

to moisture, content of materials, wall texture, 

and paint. 

3. SELECTING THE MODE

Move selector switch to the desired mode: 

STUD SCAN for finding wood or metal studs or 

DEEPSCAN

®

 

for finding studs behind walls more 

than 

3

4

 in. (19 mm) thick.

Tool will remain off if Power Button is not depressed.

4. FINDING A STUD

Always scan for studs with  

the tool placed flat against the 

wall. Move the mode switch to 

STUD SCAN, place the tool flat 

against the wall, then press and 

hold the Power Button. Wait for 

beep to confirm calibration has 

completed before moving tool. 

Continue to hold in the  

Power Button then slowly  

slide unit horizontally  

across the wall, left or right.  

As you begin to approach  

a stud, the red LED segments  

will begin to turn on. 

When the top green 

LED is first lit,  

the SpotLite

®

 

beam  

shines, and a steady  

tone sounds, you have  

located the edge of  

the stud. Mark this spot. 

Without releasing the Power  

Button, continue scanning 

beyond the marked spot until 

some segments of the  

LEDs turn off. Slide unit  

in reverse direction to  

locate other edge of stud.

Note: Sensing depth and accuracy can vary due 

to moisture, content of materials, wall texture, 

and paint. 

3. SELECTING THE MODE

Move selector switch to the desired mode: 

STUD SCAN for finding wood or metal studs or 

DEEPSCAN

®

 

for finding studs behind walls more 

than 

3

4

 in. (19 mm) thick.

Tool will remain off if Power Button is not depressed.

4. FINDING A STUD

Always scan for studs with  

the tool placed flat against the 

wall. Move the mode switch to 

STUD SCAN, place the tool flat 

against the wall, then press and 

hold the Power Button. Wait for 

beep to confirm calibration has 

completed before moving tool. 

Continue to hold in the  

Power Button then slowly  

slide unit horizontally  

across the wall, left or right.  

As you begin to approach  

a stud, the red LED segments  

will begin to turn on. 

When the top green 

LED is first lit,  

the SpotLite

®

 

beam  

shines, and a steady  

tone sounds, you have  

located the edge of  

the stud. Mark this spot. 

Without releasing the Power  

Button, continue scanning 

beyond the marked spot until 

some segments of the  

LEDs turn off. Slide unit  

in reverse direction to  

locate other edge of stud.

Mark this second spot. The 

middle of stud is centered  

between the two marks.

5. WIREWARNING

®

 

DETECTION 

WireWarning

®

 

detection works continuously 

in STUD SCAN and DEEPSCAN

®

 

modes. When 

live AC voltage is detected, the WireWarning

®

 

 

light comes on. If scanning begins over a live 

AC wire, the WireWarning

®

 

 indicator will flash 

continuously. Use extreme caution in these 

circumstances or whenever live AC is present.

Electrical field locators may  

not detect live AC wires if  

wires are more than 2 in. (51 mm) from the 

scanned surface in concrete, encased in conduit, 

present behind a plywood shear wall or metallic 

wall covering, or if moisture is present in the 

environment or scanned surface.

DO NOT ASSUME THERE 

ARE NO LIVE ELECTRICAL 

WIRES IN THE WALL. DO NOT TAKE ACTIONS 

THAT COULD BE DANGEROUS IF THE WALL 

CONTAINS A LIVE ELECTRICAL WIRE. ALWAYS 

TURN OFF THE ELECTRICAL POWER, GAS, 

AND WATER SUPPLIES BEFORE PENETRATING 

A SURFACE. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE 

INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN ELECTRIC 

SHOCK, FIRE, AND/OR SERIOUS INJURY OR 

PROPERTY DAMAGE.
Always turn off the power when working near 

electrical wires.

Mark this second spot. The 

middle of stud is centered  

between the two marks.

5. WIREWARNING

®

 

DETECTION 

WireWarning

®

 

detection works continuously 

in STUD SCAN and DEEPSCAN

®

 

modes. When 

live AC voltage is detected, the WireWarning

®

 

 

light comes on. If scanning begins over a live 

AC wire, the WireWarning

®

 

 indicator will flash 

continuously. Use extreme caution in these 

circumstances or whenever live AC is present.

Electrical field locators may  

not detect live AC wires if  

wires are more than 2 in. (51 mm) from the 

scanned surface in concrete, encased in conduit, 

present behind a plywood shear wall or metallic 

wall covering, or if moisture is present in the 

environment or scanned surface.

DO NOT ASSUME THERE 

ARE NO LIVE ELECTRICAL 

WIRES IN THE WALL. DO NOT TAKE ACTIONS 

THAT COULD BE DANGEROUS IF THE WALL 

CONTAINS A LIVE ELECTRICAL WIRE. ALWAYS 

TURN OFF THE ELECTRICAL POWER, GAS, 

AND WATER SUPPLIES BEFORE PENETRATING 

A SURFACE. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE 

INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN ELECTRIC 

SHOCK, FIRE, AND/OR SERIOUS INJURY OR 

PROPERTY DAMAGE.
Always turn off the power when working near 

electrical wires.

StudSensor

 40

Stud Finder with WireWarning

®

 Detection

StudSensor

 40

Stud Finder with WireWarning

®

 Detection

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING

The StudSensor

™ 

40 features  

two scanning modes:
• STUD SCAN: Locates the edges of 

wood and metal studs up to 

3

4

 in.  

(19 mm) deep

• DEEPSCAN

®

: Locates the edges of 

wood and metal studs up to 1

1

2

 in.  

(38 mm) deep

WireWarning

®

 

detection automatically 

detects and alerts the user to live AC 

wires in STUD SCAN and DEEPSCAN

®

 

modes. When AC voltage is detected,  

the AC WireWarning

®

 

detection light  

will come on.

Note: This product is intended  

only for use with an optimum 

voltage range of 110–127 V.

The StudSensor

™ 

40 features  

two scanning modes:
• STUD SCAN: Locates the edges of 

wood and metal studs up to 

3

4

 in.  

(19 mm) deep

• DEEPSCAN

®

: Locates the edges of 

wood and metal studs up to 1

1

2

 in.  

(38 mm) deep

WireWarning

®

 

detection automatically 

detects and alerts the user to live AC 

wires in STUD SCAN and DEEPSCAN

®

 

modes. When AC voltage is detected,  

the AC WireWarning

®

 

detection light  

will come on.

Note: This product is intended  

only for use with an optimum 

voltage range of 110–127 V.

DeepScan, SpotLite, StudSensor, WireWarning, and Zircon are registered trademarks or trademarks of Zircon Corporation.

DeepScan, SpotLite, StudSensor, WireWarning, and Zircon are registered trademarks or trademarks of Zircon Corporation.

Visit www.zircon.com/support for the most current instructions.

Visit www.zircon.com/support for the most current instructions.

LIMITED 1 YEAR WARRANTY
Zircon Corporation, (“Zircon”) warrants this product to be free from 

defects in materials and workmanship for one years from the date of 

purchase. Any in-warranty defective product returned to Zircon*, freight 

prepaid with proof of purchase date and $5.00 to cover postage and 

handling, will be repaired or replaced at Zircon’s option. This warranty 

is limited to the electronic circuitry and original case of the product 

and specifically excludes damage caused by abuse, unreasonable use 

or neglect. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or 

implied, and no other representations or claims of any nature shall bind 

or obligate Zircon. Any implied warranties applicable to this product are 

limited to the one year period following its purchase. IN NO EVENT WILL 

ZIRCON BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL 

DAMAGES RESULTING FROM POSSESSION, USE OR MALFUNCTION OF 

THIS PRODUCT.
In accordance with government regulations, you are advised that: (i) some 

states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts  

and/or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages,  

so the above limitations and/or exclusions may not apply to you, and 

further (ii) this warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also 

have other rights which vary from state to state.
Return product freight prepaid with proof of purchase date (dated sales 

receipt) and $5.00 to cover postage and handling, to:
Zircon Corporation 

*Attn: Returns Department 

1580 Dell Avenue 

Campbell, CA 95008-6992 USA
Be sure to include your name and return address. Out of warranty service 

and repair, where proof of purchase is not provided, shall be returned with 

repairs charged C.O.D. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery.
Customer Service, 1-800-245-9265 or 1-408-963-4550 

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PDT 

www.zircon.com • [email protected]

LIMITED 1 YEAR WARRANTY
Zircon Corporation, (“Zircon”) warrants this product to be free from 

defects in materials and workmanship for one years from the date of 

purchase. Any in-warranty defective product returned to Zircon*, freight 

prepaid with proof of purchase date and $5.00 to cover postage and 

handling, will be repaired or replaced at Zircon’s option. This warranty 

is limited to the electronic circuitry and original case of the product 

and specifically excludes damage caused by abuse, unreasonable use 

or neglect. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or 

implied, and no other representations or claims of any nature shall bind 

or obligate Zircon. Any implied warranties applicable to this product are 

limited to the one year period following its purchase. IN NO EVENT WILL 

ZIRCON BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL 

DAMAGES RESULTING FROM POSSESSION, USE OR MALFUNCTION OF 

THIS PRODUCT.
In accordance with government regulations, you are advised that: (i) some 

states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts  

and/or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages,  

so the above limitations and/or exclusions may not apply to you, and 

further (ii) this warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also 

have other rights which vary from state to state.
Return product freight prepaid with proof of purchase date (dated sales 

receipt) and $5.00 to cover postage and handling, to:
Zircon Corporation 

*Attn: Returns Department 

1580 Dell Avenue 

Campbell, CA 95008-6992 USA
Be sure to include your name and return address. Out of warranty service 

and repair, where proof of purchase is not provided, shall be returned with 

repairs charged C.O.D. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery.
Customer Service, 1-800-245-9265 or 1-408-963-4550 

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PDT 

www.zircon.com • [email protected]

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EN

Stud Edge 

Groove

Stud Edge 

Groove

SpotLite

®

 

Pointing System

SpotLite

®

 

Pointing System

AC 

WireWarning

®

AC 

WireWarning

®

STUD SCAN 

Mode LED 

STUD SCAN 

Mode LED 

Power 

Button

Power 

Button

READY 

Indicator

READY 

Indicator

DEEPSCAN

®

 

Mode LED

DEEPSCAN

®

 

Mode LED

Mode Switch

Mode Switch

Battery Clip

Battery Clip

FCC Part 15 Class B Registration Warning

This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operations subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful 

interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC Part 15 Class B Registration Warning

This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operations subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful 

interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Lights start flashing 

and unit starts beeping.

Lights start flashing 

and unit starts beeping.

No indications. 

No indications. 

Unable to detect studs 

in STUD SCAN mode.
Top green LED doesn’t 

turn on or flash in STUD 

SCAN mode.

Unable to detect studs 

in STUD SCAN mode.
Top green LED doesn’t 

turn on or flash in STUD 

SCAN mode.

The READY indicator  

turns on but, when  

scanning, tool doesn’t  

do anything else.

The READY indicator  

turns on but, when  

scanning, tool doesn’t  

do anything else.

Working in DEEPSCAN

®

 

 

mode and can’t detect 

studs.

Working in DEEPSCAN

®

 

 

mode and can’t detect 

studs.

Detects other objects 

besides studs.

Detects other objects 

besides studs.

You suspect electrical 

wires, but do not  

detect any. 

You suspect electrical 

wires, but do not  

detect any. 

Area of voltage 

detection appears much 

larger than actual wire 

(AC only). 

Area of voltage 

detection appears much 

larger than actual wire 

(AC only). 

• Scan began on dense part of wall or 

over a stud.

• Unit not flat against wall.

• Unit tilted or lifted during scan. 

(All these factors affect proper 

calibration.)

• Scanning surface is too dense or too 

wet for unit to operate.

• Scan began on dense part of wall or 

over a stud.

• Unit not flat against wall.

• Unit tilted or lifted during scan. 

(All these factors affect proper 

calibration.)

• Scanning surface is too dense or too 

wet for unit to operate.

• No studs in that area.

• No, or low, battery in tool.

• No studs in that area.

• No, or low, battery in tool.

• Wall is particularly thick or dense.

• Wall is particularly thick or dense.

• Tool may not be flat against  

the wall.

• If it is in the DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode 

(DEEPSCAN

®

 

is lit), you may have 

calibrated over a stud.

• Tool may not be flat against  

the wall.

• If it is in the DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode 

(DEEPSCAN

®

 

is lit), you may have 

calibrated over a stud.

• You may have calibrated over a 

stud. (The error condition is disabled 

in DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode because it is 

twice as sensitive as STUD SCAN.) 

• You may be holding the tool like a 

TV remote, aiming it at the wall.

• You may have calibrated over a 

stud. (The error condition is disabled 

in DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode because it is 

twice as sensitive as STUD SCAN.) 

• You may be holding the tool like a 

TV remote, aiming it at the wall.

• Electrical wiring and metal or plastic 

pipes may be near or touching back 

surface of wall.

• Electrical wiring and metal or plastic 

pipes may be near or touching back 

surface of wall.

• Wires may be shielded behind 

metallic wall coverings, plywood 

shearwall, or other dense material, 

or in conduit.

• The wires may not be live.

• Wires deeper than 2 in. (51 mm) 

from surface may not be detected.

• Wires may be shielded behind 

metallic wall coverings, plywood 

shearwall, or other dense material, 

or in conduit.

• The wires may not be live.

• Wires deeper than 2 in. (51 mm) 

from surface may not be detected.

• Voltage detection can spread on 

drywall as much as 12 in. (30 cm) 

from each side of an actual 

electrical wire.

• Voltage detection can spread on 

drywall as much as 12 in. (30 cm) 

from each side of an actual 

electrical wire.

• Turn tool off, move over a few inches (5–8 cm), 

press Power Button, and start again.

• On rough surfaces, place a thin piece of cardboard on 

wall, scanning over it to help slide unit more smoothly.

• Keep hand at least 6 in. (15 cm) from unit while you 

calibrate and scan. Hold unit with thumb and index 

finger no higher than handgrips. Be careful not to 

move your fingers after calibration.

• Always hold tool parallel to the stud and move it 

perpendicular to the stud you’re trying to locate.

• If you are using tool on a recently taped, painted,  

or wallpapered wall, allow time to dry and try again.

• Turn tool off, move over a few inches (5–8 cm), 

press Power Button, and start again.

• On rough surfaces, place a thin piece of cardboard on 

wall, scanning over it to help slide unit more smoothly.

• Keep hand at least 6 in. (15 cm) from unit while you 

calibrate and scan. Hold unit with thumb and index 

finger no higher than handgrips. Be careful not to 

move your fingers after calibration.

• Always hold tool parallel to the stud and move it 

perpendicular to the stud you’re trying to locate.

• If you are using tool on a recently taped, painted,  

or wallpapered wall, allow time to dry and try again.

• Move tool several inches (12–13 cm) 

to the left or right and start again.

• Replace with brand new 9V alkaline battery.

• Move tool several inches (12–13 cm) 

to the left or right and start again.

• Replace with brand new 9V alkaline battery.

• Switch to DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode to locate the stud.

• Interpret the highest LED obtained as the stud edge.

• Switch to DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode to locate the stud.

• Interpret the highest LED obtained as the stud edge.

• Hold tool so two Velcro

®

 strips on the back make  

contact with wall.

• Recalibrate tool in a different place and re-scan area.

• Hold tool so two Velcro

®

 strips on the back make  

contact with wall.

• Recalibrate tool in a different place and re-scan area.

• Move tool over a few inches (5–8 cm) and recalibrate.

• Hold tool so two Velcro

®

 strips on the back make 

contact with wall.

• Move tool over a few inches (5–8 cm) and recalibrate.

• Hold tool so two Velcro

®

 strips on the back make 

contact with wall.

• Check for other studs equally spaced to either side 

12, 16, or 24 in. (30, 41, or 61 cm) apart or for the 

same stud at several places directly above or below 

the first scan area.

• Check for other studs equally spaced to either side 

12, 16, or 24 in. (30, 41, or 61 cm) apart or for the 

same stud at several places directly above or below 

the first scan area.

• Use extra caution if the area has plywood, thick wood  

backing behind drywall, or thicker-than-normal walls. 

• If a switch controls an outlet, make sure it is ON for  

detection, but turned off when working near electrical 

wires.

Always turn off power when cutting, nailing, or drilling 

near electrical wires.

• Use extra caution if the area has plywood, thick wood  

backing behind drywall, or thicker-than-normal walls. 

• If a switch controls an outlet, make sure it is ON for  

detection, but turned off when working near electrical 

wires.

Always turn off power when cutting, nailing, or drilling 

near electrical wires.

• To narrow detection, turn tool off and on again at the 

edge of where wire was detected and scan again.

Always turn off power when cutting, nailing, or drilling 

near electrical wires.

• To narrow detection, turn tool off and on again at the 

edge of where wire was detected and scan again.

Always turn off power when cutting, nailing, or drilling 

near electrical wires.

Probable Causes

Probable Causes

Solutions

Solutions

Situation

Situation

6. HELPFUL HINTS

 

(See also number 2, Operating Tips)

 

6. HELPFUL HINTS

 

(See also number 2, Operating Tips)

 

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If you’re receiving erratic scanning results, it may  

be a result of humidity, moisture within the wall  

cavity or drywall, or recently applied paint or 

wallpaper that hasn’t fully dried. While the 

moisture may not always be visible, it will 

interfere with the tool’s sensors. Please allow a 

few days for the wall to dry out.

Do not rely exclusively  

on the detector to  

locate items behind the scanned surface.  

Use other information sources to help  

locate items before penetrating the surface. 

Such additional sources include construction 

plans, visible points of entry of pipes and 

wiring into walls, such as in a basement, 

and in standard 16 and 24 in. (41 and 61 cm) 

stud spacing practices.
Always turn off the power when working near 

electrical wires.

WORKING WITH DIFFERENT MATERIALS

StudSensor

™ 

40 is for use on dry interior walls only. 

StudSensor

™ 

40 can scan effectively through most 

sheet materials, including: 
• Bare wood flooring (in DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode)

• Linoleum on wood base 
• Gypsum drywall over plywood sheathing 
• Wallpapered walls (if dry)
• Textured ceilings if uniform thickness (place a 

thin piece of cardboard on ceiling and scan over 

it to avoid damage to texturing) 

StudSensor

™ 

40 is not designed to scan materials 

such as:
• Ceramic floor tile
• Carpeting and padding
• Wallpaper with metallic fibers
• Freshly painted walls that are still damp (may 

take one week or longer to dry after application)

• Lath and plaster walls 
• Foil covered insulation board
• Glass or any other dense material
• Concrete  

If you’re receiving erratic scanning results, it may  

be a result of humidity, moisture within the wall  

cavity or drywall, or recently applied paint or 

wallpaper that hasn’t fully dried. While the 

moisture may not always be visible, it will 

interfere with the tool’s sensors. Please allow a 

few days for the wall to dry out.

Do not rely exclusively  

on the detector to  

locate items behind the scanned surface.  

Use other information sources to help  

locate items before penetrating the surface. 

Such additional sources include construction 

plans, visible points of entry of pipes and 

wiring into walls, such as in a basement, 

and in standard 16 and 24 in. (41 and 61 cm) 

stud spacing practices.
Always turn off the power when working near 

electrical wires.

WORKING WITH DIFFERENT MATERIALS

StudSensor

™ 

40 is for use on dry interior walls only. 

StudSensor

™ 

40 can scan effectively through most 

sheet materials, including: 
• Bare wood flooring (in DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode)

• Linoleum on wood base 
• Gypsum drywall over plywood sheathing 
• Wallpapered walls (if dry)
• Textured ceilings if uniform thickness (place a 

thin piece of cardboard on ceiling and scan over 

it to avoid damage to texturing) 

StudSensor

™ 

40 is not designed to scan materials 

such as:
• Ceramic floor tile
• Carpeting and padding
• Wallpaper with metallic fibers
• Freshly painted walls that are still damp (may 

take one week or longer to dry after application)

• Lath and plaster walls 
• Foil covered insulation board
• Glass or any other dense material
• Concrete  

1. INSTALLING THE BATTERY

NOTE:  DO NOT LOOSEN OR REMOVE 

SCREW ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT.

Squeeze sides of  

clip to help release  

clip end.

Slide a brand new  

9V alkaline battery  

into compartment,  

terminal side first,  

matching (+) and  

(–) terminals from  

battery to case.

Replace the clip.

2. OPERATING TIPS

For optimum scanning results:
• Hold the tool straight up and down, parallel to 

the studs, and do not rotate the tool.

• Keep tool flat against the wall and do not rock, 

tilt, or press hard when slowly sliding across the 

surface being scanned.

• Avoid placing your other hand, or any other 

part of your body, on the surface being scanned.

• Depending on the proximity of electrical wiring 

or pipes to the wall surface, the scanner may 

detect them in the same manner as studs. 

Caution should always be used when nailing, 

cutting, or drilling in walls, floors, and ceilings 

that may contain these items.

• To avoid surprises, remember that studs or 

joists are normally spaced 16 in. (41 cm)  

or 24 in. (61 cm) apart and are 1

1

in. (38 mm) 

in width. 

Anything closer together or a 

different width may not be a stud, joist,  

or firebreak.

1. INSTALLING THE BATTERY

NOTE:  DO NOT LOOSEN OR REMOVE 

SCREW ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT.

Squeeze sides of  

clip to help release  

clip end.

Slide a brand new  

9V alkaline battery  

into compartment,  

terminal side first,  

matching (+) and  

(–) terminals from  

battery to case.

Replace the clip.

2. OPERATING TIPS

For optimum scanning results:
• Hold the tool straight up and down, parallel to 

the studs, and do not rotate the tool.

• Keep tool flat against the wall and do not rock, 

tilt, or press hard when slowly sliding across the 

surface being scanned.

• Avoid placing your other hand, or any other 

part of your body, on the surface being scanned.

• Depending on the proximity of electrical wiring 

or pipes to the wall surface, the scanner may 

detect them in the same manner as studs. 

Caution should always be used when nailing, 

cutting, or drilling in walls, floors, and ceilings 

that may contain these items.

• To avoid surprises, remember that studs or 

joists are normally spaced 16 in. (41 cm)  

or 24 in. (61 cm) apart and are 1

1

in. (38 mm) 

in width. 

Anything closer together or a 

different width may not be a stud, joist,  

or firebreak.

Note: Sensing depth and accuracy can vary due 

to moisture, content of materials, wall texture, 

and paint. 

3. SELECTING THE MODE

Move selector switch to the desired mode: 

STUD SCAN for finding wood or metal studs or 

DEEPSCAN

®

 

for finding studs behind walls more 

than 

3

4

 in. (19 mm) thick.

Tool will remain off if Power Button is not depressed.

4. FINDING A STUD

Always scan for studs with  

the tool placed flat against the 

wall. Move the mode switch to 

STUD SCAN, place the tool flat 

against the wall, then press and 

hold the Power Button. Wait for 

beep to confirm calibration has 

completed before moving tool. 

Continue to hold in the  

Power Button then slowly  

slide unit horizontally  

across the wall, left or right.  

As you begin to approach  

a stud, the red LED segments  

will begin to turn on. 

When the top green 

LED is first lit,  

the SpotLite

®

 

beam  

shines, and a steady  

tone sounds, you have  

located the edge of  

the stud. Mark this spot. 

Without releasing the Power  

Button, continue scanning 

beyond the marked spot until 

some segments of the  

LEDs turn off. Slide unit  

in reverse direction to  

locate other edge of stud.

Note: Sensing depth and accuracy can vary due 

to moisture, content of materials, wall texture, 

and paint. 

3. SELECTING THE MODE

Move selector switch to the desired mode: 

STUD SCAN for finding wood or metal studs or 

DEEPSCAN

®

 

for finding studs behind walls more 

than 

3

4

 in. (19 mm) thick.

Tool will remain off if Power Button is not depressed.

4. FINDING A STUD

Always scan for studs with  

the tool placed flat against the 

wall. Move the mode switch to 

STUD SCAN, place the tool flat 

against the wall, then press and 

hold the Power Button. Wait for 

beep to confirm calibration has 

completed before moving tool. 

Continue to hold in the  

Power Button then slowly  

slide unit horizontally  

across the wall, left or right.  

As you begin to approach  

a stud, the red LED segments  

will begin to turn on. 

When the top green 

LED is first lit,  

the SpotLite

®

 

beam  

shines, and a steady  

tone sounds, you have  

located the edge of  

the stud. Mark this spot. 

Without releasing the Power  

Button, continue scanning 

beyond the marked spot until 

some segments of the  

LEDs turn off. Slide unit  

in reverse direction to  

locate other edge of stud.

Mark this second spot. The 

middle of stud is centered  

between the two marks.

5. WIREWARNING

®

 

DETECTION 

WireWarning

®

 

detection works continuously 

in STUD SCAN and DEEPSCAN

®

 

modes. When 

live AC voltage is detected, the WireWarning

®

 

 

light comes on. If scanning begins over a live 

AC wire, the WireWarning

®

 

 indicator will flash 

continuously. Use extreme caution in these 

circumstances or whenever live AC is present.

Electrical field locators may  

not detect live AC wires if  

wires are more than 2 in. (51 mm) from the 

scanned surface in concrete, encased in conduit, 

present behind a plywood shear wall or metallic 

wall covering, or if moisture is present in the 

environment or scanned surface.

DO NOT ASSUME THERE 

ARE NO LIVE ELECTRICAL 

WIRES IN THE WALL. DO NOT TAKE ACTIONS 

THAT COULD BE DANGEROUS IF THE WALL 

CONTAINS A LIVE ELECTRICAL WIRE. ALWAYS 

TURN OFF THE ELECTRICAL POWER, GAS, 

AND WATER SUPPLIES BEFORE PENETRATING 

A SURFACE. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE 

INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN ELECTRIC 

SHOCK, FIRE, AND/OR SERIOUS INJURY OR 

PROPERTY DAMAGE.
Always turn off the power when working near 

electrical wires.

Mark this second spot. The 

middle of stud is centered  

between the two marks.

5. WIREWARNING

®

 

DETECTION 

WireWarning

®

 

detection works continuously 

in STUD SCAN and DEEPSCAN

®

 

modes. When 

live AC voltage is detected, the WireWarning

®

 

 

light comes on. If scanning begins over a live 

AC wire, the WireWarning

®

 

 indicator will flash 

continuously. Use extreme caution in these 

circumstances or whenever live AC is present.

Electrical field locators may  

not detect live AC wires if  

wires are more than 2 in. (51 mm) from the 

scanned surface in concrete, encased in conduit, 

present behind a plywood shear wall or metallic 

wall covering, or if moisture is present in the 

environment or scanned surface.

DO NOT ASSUME THERE 

ARE NO LIVE ELECTRICAL 

WIRES IN THE WALL. DO NOT TAKE ACTIONS 

THAT COULD BE DANGEROUS IF THE WALL 

CONTAINS A LIVE ELECTRICAL WIRE. ALWAYS 

TURN OFF THE ELECTRICAL POWER, GAS, 

AND WATER SUPPLIES BEFORE PENETRATING 

A SURFACE. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE 

INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN ELECTRIC 

SHOCK, FIRE, AND/OR SERIOUS INJURY OR 

PROPERTY DAMAGE.
Always turn off the power when working near 

electrical wires.

StudSensor

 40

Stud Finder with WireWarning

®

 Detection

StudSensor

 40

Stud Finder with WireWarning

®

 Detection

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING

WARNING

The StudSensor

™ 

40 features  

two scanning modes:
• STUD SCAN: Locates the edges of 

wood and metal studs up to 

3

4

 in.  

(19 mm) deep

• DEEPSCAN

®

: Locates the edges of 

wood and metal studs up to 1

1

2

 in.  

(38 mm) deep

WireWarning

®

 

detection automatically 

detects and alerts the user to live AC 

wires in STUD SCAN and DEEPSCAN

®

 

modes. When AC voltage is detected,  

the AC WireWarning

®

 

detection light  

will come on.

Note: This product is intended  

only for use with an optimum 

voltage range of 110–127 V.

The StudSensor

™ 

40 features  

two scanning modes:
• STUD SCAN: Locates the edges of 

wood and metal studs up to 

3

4

 in.  

(19 mm) deep

• DEEPSCAN

®

: Locates the edges of 

wood and metal studs up to 1

1

2

 in.  

(38 mm) deep

WireWarning

®

 

detection automatically 

detects and alerts the user to live AC 

wires in STUD SCAN and DEEPSCAN

®

 

modes. When AC voltage is detected,  

the AC WireWarning

®

 

detection light  

will come on.

Note: This product is intended  

only for use with an optimum 

voltage range of 110–127 V.

DeepScan, SpotLite, StudSensor, WireWarning, and Zircon are registered trademarks or trademarks of Zircon Corporation.

DeepScan, SpotLite, StudSensor, WireWarning, and Zircon are registered trademarks or trademarks of Zircon Corporation.

Visit www.zircon.com/support for the most current instructions.

Visit www.zircon.com/support for the most current instructions.

LIMITED 1 YEAR WARRANTY
Zircon Corporation, (“Zircon”) warrants this product to be free from 

defects in materials and workmanship for one years from the date of 

purchase. Any in-warranty defective product returned to Zircon*, freight 

prepaid with proof of purchase date and $5.00 to cover postage and 

handling, will be repaired or replaced at Zircon’s option. This warranty 

is limited to the electronic circuitry and original case of the product 

and specifically excludes damage caused by abuse, unreasonable use 

or neglect. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or 

implied, and no other representations or claims of any nature shall bind 

or obligate Zircon. Any implied warranties applicable to this product are 

limited to the one year period following its purchase. IN NO EVENT WILL 

ZIRCON BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL 

DAMAGES RESULTING FROM POSSESSION, USE OR MALFUNCTION OF 

THIS PRODUCT.
In accordance with government regulations, you are advised that: (i) some 

states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts  

and/or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages,  

so the above limitations and/or exclusions may not apply to you, and 

further (ii) this warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also 

have other rights which vary from state to state.
Return product freight prepaid with proof of purchase date (dated sales 

receipt) and $5.00 to cover postage and handling, to:
Zircon Corporation 

*Attn: Returns Department 

1580 Dell Avenue 

Campbell, CA 95008-6992 USA
Be sure to include your name and return address. Out of warranty service 

and repair, where proof of purchase is not provided, shall be returned with 

repairs charged C.O.D. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery.
Customer Service, 1-800-245-9265 or 1-408-963-4550 

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PDT 

www.zircon.com • [email protected]

LIMITED 1 YEAR WARRANTY
Zircon Corporation, (“Zircon”) warrants this product to be free from 

defects in materials and workmanship for one years from the date of 

purchase. Any in-warranty defective product returned to Zircon*, freight 

prepaid with proof of purchase date and $5.00 to cover postage and 

handling, will be repaired or replaced at Zircon’s option. This warranty 

is limited to the electronic circuitry and original case of the product 

and specifically excludes damage caused by abuse, unreasonable use 

or neglect. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or 

implied, and no other representations or claims of any nature shall bind 

or obligate Zircon. Any implied warranties applicable to this product are 

limited to the one year period following its purchase. IN NO EVENT WILL 

ZIRCON BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL 

DAMAGES RESULTING FROM POSSESSION, USE OR MALFUNCTION OF 

THIS PRODUCT.
In accordance with government regulations, you are advised that: (i) some 

states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts  

and/or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages,  

so the above limitations and/or exclusions may not apply to you, and 

further (ii) this warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also 

have other rights which vary from state to state.
Return product freight prepaid with proof of purchase date (dated sales 

receipt) and $5.00 to cover postage and handling, to:
Zircon Corporation 

*Attn: Returns Department 

1580 Dell Avenue 

Campbell, CA 95008-6992 USA
Be sure to include your name and return address. Out of warranty service 

and repair, where proof of purchase is not provided, shall be returned with 

repairs charged C.O.D. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery.
Customer Service, 1-800-245-9265 or 1-408-963-4550 

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PDT 

www.zircon.com • [email protected]

EN

EN

Stud Edge 

Groove

Stud Edge 

Groove

SpotLite

®

 

Pointing System

SpotLite

®

 

Pointing System

AC 

WireWarning

®

AC 

WireWarning

®

STUD SCAN 

Mode LED 

STUD SCAN 

Mode LED 

Power 

Button

Power 

Button

READY 

Indicator

READY 

Indicator

DEEPSCAN

®

 

Mode LED

DEEPSCAN

®

 

Mode LED

Mode Switch

Mode Switch

Battery Clip

Battery Clip

FCC Part 15 Class B Registration Warning

This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operations subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful 

interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC Part 15 Class B Registration Warning

This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operations subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful 

interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Lights start flashing 

and unit starts beeping.

Lights start flashing 

and unit starts beeping.

No indications. 

No indications. 

Unable to detect studs 

in STUD SCAN mode.
Top green LED doesn’t 

turn on or flash in STUD 

SCAN mode.

Unable to detect studs 

in STUD SCAN mode.
Top green LED doesn’t 

turn on or flash in STUD 

SCAN mode.

The READY indicator  

turns on but, when  

scanning, tool doesn’t  

do anything else.

The READY indicator  

turns on but, when  

scanning, tool doesn’t  

do anything else.

Working in DEEPSCAN

®

 

 

mode and can’t detect 

studs.

Working in DEEPSCAN

®

 

 

mode and can’t detect 

studs.

Detects other objects 

besides studs.

Detects other objects 

besides studs.

You suspect electrical 

wires, but do not  

detect any. 

You suspect electrical 

wires, but do not  

detect any. 

Area of voltage 

detection appears much 

larger than actual wire 

(AC only). 

Area of voltage 

detection appears much 

larger than actual wire 

(AC only). 

• Scan began on dense part of wall or 

over a stud.

• Unit not flat against wall.

• Unit tilted or lifted during scan. 

(All these factors affect proper 

calibration.)

• Scanning surface is too dense or too 

wet for unit to operate.

• Scan began on dense part of wall or 

over a stud.

• Unit not flat against wall.

• Unit tilted or lifted during scan. 

(All these factors affect proper 

calibration.)

• Scanning surface is too dense or too 

wet for unit to operate.

• No studs in that area.

• No, or low, battery in tool.

• No studs in that area.

• No, or low, battery in tool.

• Wall is particularly thick or dense.

• Wall is particularly thick or dense.

• Tool may not be flat against  

the wall.

• If it is in the DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode 

(DEEPSCAN

®

 

is lit), you may have 

calibrated over a stud.

• Tool may not be flat against  

the wall.

• If it is in the DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode 

(DEEPSCAN

®

 

is lit), you may have 

calibrated over a stud.

• You may have calibrated over a 

stud. (The error condition is disabled 

in DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode because it is 

twice as sensitive as STUD SCAN.) 

• You may be holding the tool like a 

TV remote, aiming it at the wall.

• You may have calibrated over a 

stud. (The error condition is disabled 

in DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode because it is 

twice as sensitive as STUD SCAN.) 

• You may be holding the tool like a 

TV remote, aiming it at the wall.

• Electrical wiring and metal or plastic 

pipes may be near or touching back 

surface of wall.

• Electrical wiring and metal or plastic 

pipes may be near or touching back 

surface of wall.

• Wires may be shielded behind 

metallic wall coverings, plywood 

shearwall, or other dense material, 

or in conduit.

• The wires may not be live.

• Wires deeper than 2 in. (51 mm) 

from surface may not be detected.

• Wires may be shielded behind 

metallic wall coverings, plywood 

shearwall, or other dense material, 

or in conduit.

• The wires may not be live.

• Wires deeper than 2 in. (51 mm) 

from surface may not be detected.

• Voltage detection can spread on 

drywall as much as 12 in. (30 cm) 

from each side of an actual 

electrical wire.

• Voltage detection can spread on 

drywall as much as 12 in. (30 cm) 

from each side of an actual 

electrical wire.

• Turn tool off, move over a few inches (5–8 cm), 

press Power Button, and start again.

• On rough surfaces, place a thin piece of cardboard on 

wall, scanning over it to help slide unit more smoothly.

• Keep hand at least 6 in. (15 cm) from unit while you 

calibrate and scan. Hold unit with thumb and index 

finger no higher than handgrips. Be careful not to 

move your fingers after calibration.

• Always hold tool parallel to the stud and move it 

perpendicular to the stud you’re trying to locate.

• If you are using tool on a recently taped, painted,  

or wallpapered wall, allow time to dry and try again.

• Turn tool off, move over a few inches (5–8 cm), 

press Power Button, and start again.

• On rough surfaces, place a thin piece of cardboard on 

wall, scanning over it to help slide unit more smoothly.

• Keep hand at least 6 in. (15 cm) from unit while you 

calibrate and scan. Hold unit with thumb and index 

finger no higher than handgrips. Be careful not to 

move your fingers after calibration.

• Always hold tool parallel to the stud and move it 

perpendicular to the stud you’re trying to locate.

• If you are using tool on a recently taped, painted,  

or wallpapered wall, allow time to dry and try again.

• Move tool several inches (12–13 cm) 

to the left or right and start again.

• Replace with brand new 9V alkaline battery.

• Move tool several inches (12–13 cm) 

to the left or right and start again.

• Replace with brand new 9V alkaline battery.

• Switch to DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode to locate the stud.

• Interpret the highest LED obtained as the stud edge.

• Switch to DEEPSCAN

®

 

mode to locate the stud.

• Interpret the highest LED obtained as the stud edge.

• Hold tool so two Velcro

®

 strips on the back make  

contact with wall.

• Recalibrate tool in a different place and re-scan area.

• Hold tool so two Velcro

®

 strips on the back make  

contact with wall.

• Recalibrate tool in a different place and re-scan area.

• Move tool over a few inches (5–8 cm) and recalibrate.

• Hold tool so two Velcro

®

 strips on the back make 

contact with wall.

• Move tool over a few inches (5–8 cm) and recalibrate.

• Hold tool so two Velcro

®

 strips on the back make 

contact with wall.

• Check for other studs equally spaced to either side 

12, 16, or 24 in. (30, 41, or 61 cm) apart or for the 

same stud at several places directly above or below 

the first scan area.

• Check for other studs equally spaced to either side 

12, 16, or 24 in. (30, 41, or 61 cm) apart or for the 

same stud at several places directly above or below 

the first scan area.

• Use extra caution if the area has plywood, thick wood  

backing behind drywall, or thicker-than-normal walls. 

• If a switch controls an outlet, make sure it is ON for  

detection, but turned off when working near electrical 

wires.

Always turn off power when cutting, nailing, or drilling 

near electrical wires.

• Use extra caution if the area has plywood, thick wood  

backing behind drywall, or thicker-than-normal walls. 

• If a switch controls an outlet, make sure it is ON for  

detection, but turned off when working near electrical 

wires.

Always turn off power when cutting, nailing, or drilling 

near electrical wires.

• To narrow detection, turn tool off and on again at the 

edge of where wire was detected and scan again.

Always turn off power when cutting, nailing, or drilling 

near electrical wires.

• To narrow detection, turn tool off and on again at the 

edge of where wire was detected and scan again.

Always turn off power when cutting, nailing, or drilling 

near electrical wires.

Probable Causes

Probable Causes

Solutions

Solutions

Situation

Situation

6. HELPFUL HINTS

 

(See also number 2, Operating Tips)

 

6. HELPFUL HINTS

 

(See also number 2, Operating Tips)

 

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Summary of Contents for StudSensor 40

Page 1: ...oration ZirconTV ZirconTools ZirconToolPro ZirconTools 2015 Zircon Corporation P N 67389 Rev A 10 15 StudSensor 40 Stud Finder with WireWarning Detection The StudSensor 40 features two scanning modes STUD SCAN Locates the edges of wood and metal studs up to 3 4 in 19 mm deep DEEPSCAN Locates the edges of wood and metal studs up to 11 2 in 38 mm deep WireWarning detection automatically detects and ...

Page 2: ...ot rock tilt or press hard when slowly sliding across the surface being scanned Avoid placing your other hand or any other part of your body on the surface being scanned Depending on the proximity of electrical wiring or pipes to the wall surface the scanner may detect them in the same manner as studs Caution should always be used when nailing cutting or drilling in walls floors and ceilings that ...

Page 3: ...4 in 41 and 61 cm stud spacing practices Always turn off the power when working near electrical wires WORKING WITH DIFFERENT MATERIALS StudSensor 40 is for use on dry interior walls only StudSensor 40 can scan effectively through most sheet materials including Bare wood flooring in DEEPSCAN mode Linoleum on wood base Gypsum drywall over plywood sheathing Wallpapered walls if dry Textured ceilings ...

Page 4: ...SCAN place the tool flat against the wall then press and hold the Power Button Wait for beep to confirm calibration has completed before moving tool Continue to hold in the Power Button then slowly slide unit horizontally across the wall left or right As you begin to approach a stud the red LED segments will begin to turn on When the top green LED is first lit the SpotLite beam shines and a steady...

Page 5: ... wires if wires are more than 2 in 51 mm from the scanned surface in concrete encased in conduit present behind a plywood shear wall or metallic wall covering or if moisture is present in the environment or scanned surface DO NOT ASSUME THERE ARE NO LIVE ELECTRICAL WIRES IN THE WALL DO NOT TAKE ACTIONS THAT COULD BE DANGEROUS IF THE WALL CONTAINS A LIVE ELECTRICAL WIRE ALWAYS TURN OFF THE ELECTRIC...

Page 6: ...lectrical wires Probable Causes Solutions Situation 6 HELPFUL HINTS See also number 2 Operating Tips FCC Part 15 Class B Registration Warning This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules Operations subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operati...

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