Parkside 315836 1904 Operation And Safety Notes page 30

further to the right or left of the previous surface
and recalibrate. Start the search process.
 
R epeat several times to ensure the detection
accuracy.
 
I ncorrect measurements can occur depending
on the nature of the examined wall. Check
therefore before every measurement the posi-
tion of a known wooden or metal beam, of a
known void or a known power line. If these
are not detected by the product, the substrate
is not suitable for a search with this product.
 
A void touching the LC display during meas-
urements as it may affect the accuracy of the
product.
 
P lease note that power lines can also be lo-
cated as metal or as beams. Always use the
additional voltage search, so that you can
exclude any incorrect interpretations.
 
P lease note that metal beams are also detected
in the Wooden beam search "STUD" function.
If you find a beam and you want to be sure
that it is not a metal beam (or for example a
water pipe), use the additional Metal search
"METAL".
 
D epending on the wall thickness and mate-
rial, it is possible that the product may signal
a finding, before it is over the material. In this
case mark the start and end of the signalled
area at the indentation of the measuring
head. The middle of the sought object lies in
the middle between the two markings.
 
P lease note that metal objects are located more
readily the easier they can be magnetized.
This means that iron is detected at a significantly
greater distance than copper for example.
 
P lease note that power lines can only be
detected as such, if they are carrying voltage.
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