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THE MINELAB ‘GP extreme’

USER INFO

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THE MINELAB ‘GP extreme’

USER INFO

take care

The ‘GP extreme’ is a high quality electronic instrument. It has been designed for

professional gold prospecting use and the electronics circuitry is housed in a

rugged case. Take care of your detector in the following way:

Keep the detector clean and dry. It is very important to keep all electrical connectors clean and dry.

The control box is not waterproof, even though it has been designed to be water-resistant. Take

care to avoid it becoming wet.

The coil is water resistant and may be used in rain or wet conditions. The coil is not waterproof. Do not

immerse the coil in water

Regularly replace such items as teardrop washers and skidplates to give long life to your detector.

Do not expose the detector to high temperatures or leave it in the sun for longer than is necessary.

Shading will help protect it. Do not leave the detector in a closed vehicle, especially in the sun.

The coil housing will eventually wear through if you scrub the ground with it while searching. Use of a

replaceable skid plate will help to protect your coils

To prevent dirt entering between the coil and the skidplate, silk tape, e.g. Leukosilk®, which is available

from chemists, may be used. The use of some other tapes, e.g. insulation tape, may result in some loss

of sensitivity.

The control box and coil should not come into contact with petrol or other oil-based liquids. If any part of

the detector comes into contact with corrosive substances, including salt or salt water, it should be

washed with fresh water.

Clean the detector with a damp cloth using a mild soap detergent. Do not use solvents.

DETECTOR CARE AND SAFETY

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH

PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES

Operation is 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.

For Consumers within the European Union:

Do not dispose of this equipment in general

household waste.

The crossed out wheeled bin indicated

on this equipment is an indicator that

this unit should not be disposed of in

general household waste, but recycled

in compliance with local government

regulations or environmental requirements.

Please dispose of this equipment via a

recycling service or centre, or by returning

the unit to the respective Minelab or Halcro

outlet as appropriate for your unit. This will

enable the equipment to be disposed of in

an environmentally safe manner.

Disposal of unwanted electronic equipment

in landﬁlled waste may contribute to

adverse long term environmental effect

due to the leaching of contaminating and

toxic substances contained within some

electronic equipment.

Working for a Cleaner,

Greener Future

Disclaimer:

The Minelab metal detector discussed

in this operating manual has been

expressly designed and manufactured

as a quality hobbyist metal detector

and is recommended for use in coin,

treasure and general metal detection in

non-hazardous environments. This metal

detector has not been designed for use

as a mine detector or as a live munitions

detection tool.

Please note:

Since there may be a variety of options

available for this detector, equipment

may vary according to the Model or

items ordered with your detector. Certain

descriptions and illustrations may also

differ (in this manual) from the exact Model

that you purchased. In addition, Minelab

reserves the right to respond to ongoing

technical progress by introducing changes

in design, equipment and technical

features at any time.

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