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Lo Bat error
- Thread starter coindawg
- Start date
Stoof-tabsallday
Well-known member
Factory reset?
Not familiar with the red racer.
If you contact Nokta/Makro I'm sure they can help.
Not familiar with the red racer.
If you contact Nokta/Makro I'm sure they can help.
sasquache
Well-known member
Hello coindawg I also got that Lo Lo Lo everytime my headphone cord got hung up on bushes and jarred the jack assembly so i investigated and found the headphone socket to blame so i loosened the nut that holds the headphone jack on the outside of the housing instant fix hasn't happened since so not sure if you have the same issue.
I had that in a 'Racer 2' and traced it to one of the 4 battery springs - one was misaligned and crooked and didn't make a 100% connection to the battery.
Straightened it using a key ( only tool available at the time) and that took care of the issue.
I've loaned that detector to someone who has not mentioned any problem so it looks like my 'McGyver' fix worked!
Des D
Straightened it using a key ( only tool available at the time) and that took care of the issue.
I've loaned that detector to someone who has not mentioned any problem so it looks like my 'McGyver' fix worked!
Des D