Clarke CDM65 Operating & Maintenance Instructions

3 - 1 SUPER DETECTOR OPERATING & MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 1207 MODEL No: CDM65 Part No: 4500135 ...

DETECTOR. Before use, please read this instruction manual thoroughly and follow all directions carefully. The CLARKE 3 - 1 super detector is ideal for DIY and Trade use. GUARANTEE • This product is guaranteed against manufacturing faults for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase. • Keep your receipt as proof of purchase. • This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or tampered with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it is intended. The reason for return must be clearly stated. • This guarantee does not affect your statutory ri ...

1. Remove the battery door on the rear of the unit. 2. Connect a 9V PP3 battery to the battery clip. 3. Place the battery into the compartment. 4. Replace the battery door. Scan mode selector Power Indicator Signal LEDs Test Button Groove ...

1. Set the selector switch to the AC WIRE position. Calibration 2. Hold the unit in the air away from any metal objects, 3. Press and hold the TEST button. • The unit will beep twice when calibration is complete. Do not release the TEST button. Using 4. Keep holding the TEST button and place the unit on the wall, slowly move the unit sideways across the wall. • As you approach a live wire, the signal lights will light up sequentiallly, the buzzer will sound when you reach the edge of the live wire, when this happens mark the point by placing a pencil mark in the grove on top of the unit. 5. Carry on moving the unit in the sam ...

Notes • Some walls containing metal fibres (used in fireproofing) will cause the detector to register a voltage over a wider area. • Rubbing or banging the wall may generate static electricity, causing a false reading. • Touching a damp wall being tested may also cause a false positive reading. • The unit will not detect wire inside metal shielding or trunking. ...

Calibration 2. Hold the unit in the air away from any metal objects, 3. Press and hold the TEST button. • The unit will beep twice when calibration is complete. Do not release the TEST button. Using 4. Keep holding the TEST button and place the unit on the wall, slowly move the unit sideways across the wall. • As you approach a metal object, the signal lights will light up sequentiallly, the buzzer will sound when you reach the edge of the metal object, when this happens mark the point by placing a pencil mark in the grove on top of the unit. 5. Carry on moving the unit in the same ...

Calibration 2. Place the unit against the wall, press and hold the TEST button. • The unit will beep twice when calibration is complete. Do not release the TEST button. Using 3. Keep holding the TEST button and slowly move the unit sideways across the wall. • The buzzer will sound when you reach the edge of the studding, when this happens mark the point by placing a pencil mark in the grove on top of the unit. 4. Carry on moving the unit in the same direction until all of the signal LEDS go out and then reverse direction. • Once again, mark the point at which the top LED lights up a ...

not be effective on some types of foil backed wallpapers. • If the unit is placed over studding during the calibration, the unit will not work, simply re-calibrate the unit 150 mm away from the last place. • The surface of the wall should be dry and flat. • Always keep your free hand away from the wall during detection. • If you release the test button at any time during detection, you will need to carry out the calibration procedure again. • Knots in wood can cause false readings to occur. • Normally, studding is placed at intervals of 40 - 60 cm. ...

readings. • Take several readings vertically above, below, to the left and right to confirm the reading. Detection Depths Iron Pipe (25mm) ................................................ 30 mm Studding (30 x 30mm) ........................................ 18 mm AC Voltage (90-250V @50/60 Hz) .................... 50 mm Detection depth can vary due to moisture content and texture of the wall, paint etc. ...

Part No: ............................................................. 4500135 Battery ......................................... 9V, PP3 or Equivalent Weight: ................................................................... 164 g Dimensions: .................... (H x W x D) 151 x 65 x 31 mm Storage Temperature .............................. -20oC To 50oC Operating Temperature ........................... -7oC To 40oC Do not dispose of this product with general household waste. It must be disposed of according to the laws governing Waste Electrical and Ele ...