Maintenance; Support Services; Training / Servicing / Calibration / Repairs - C-SCOPE CXL4 Instruction Manual

Maintenance

Handling
C.Scope Locators and Signal Generators / Transmitters are rugged
instruments designed for the rigours of every day use. However,
to ensure that the specified accuracy is maintained, it is essential
to treat the instruments with care by avoiding shocks, vibration
and excesses of temperature.
The construction of C.Scope Locators and Signal Generators /
Transmitters incorporate weather proof seals, however, they are not
guaranteed to prevent water ingress if the equipment is immersed.
Cleaning
The equipment can be cleaned with a sponge dampened
with warm water. A mild soap may be used if required.
The use of solvents should be avoided.
Do not allow moisture in the battery compartments or near
the connectors.
Storage
The equipment should be stored in a clean and dry environment.
The temperature should not exceed the range -10˚C to +50˚C
(14˚ F to 122˚ F). If stored for long periods the batteries should
be removed.

Support Services:

Training / Servicing / Repairs
Training
This Instruction Manual is comprehensive but cannot fully replace
expert tuition. Excellent training is available directly from C.Scope
and via authorised C.Scope agents, cost effectively, at your chosen
location. C.Scope recommend operators are trained before using
the equipment.
Warranty
Details of the C.Scope Warranty Terms and Conditions and how to
register the warranty for your C.Scope product are available from
the C.Scope website ( csclocators.com/warranty/).
Calibration
The C.Scope CXL4, DXL4 and MXL4 and SGA4, SGV4 and MXT4
do not require periodic calibration. Where independent validation
and certification is a requirement, this is available from C.Scope
and C.Scope Authorised Service Centres.
Servicing
Routine servicing is available from C.Scope and C.Scope Authorised
Service Centres.
Repairs
If you suspect equipment is faulty, please check it carefully with a fresh
set of batteries. Check the battery connections and rotate the batteries
in the holder. Refer to the section in this manual on Function Checks
and if possible compare performance with equipment known to be
in good working order.
If the problem persists then contact the company from whom you
purchased the equipment, or contact C.Scope indicating the nature
of the fault. Advice on the best course of action can then be given.
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