Home > Bosch > Metal Detector > Bosch Pdo 6 Owners Manual

Bosch Pdo 6 Owners Manual

    Download as PDF Print this page Share this page

    Have a look at the manual Bosch Pdo 6 Owners Manual online for free. It’s possible to download the document as PDF or print. UserManuals.tech offer 101 Bosch manuals and user’s guides for free. Share the user manual or guide on Facebook, Twitter or Google+.

    							Robert Bosch GmbH
    Power Tools Division
    70745 Leinfelden-Echterdingen
    Germany
    www.bosch-pt.com
    1 609 929 X43 (2010.11) T / 164  WEU
    WEU WEU
    PDO 6PDO 6PDO 6PDO 6PDO 6
    PDO 6
    deOriginalbetriebsanleitung
    en Original instructions
    fr Notice originale
    es Manual original
    pt Manual original
    it Istruzioni originali
    nl Oorspronkelijke 
    gebruiksaanwijzing
    da Original brugsanvisning sv
    Bruksanvisning i original
    no Original driftsinstruks
    fi Alkuperäiset ohjeet
    el
    Πρωτότυ\bο οδη\fιών χρήση\ιςtr Orijinal işletme talimat
    ar
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Page 1  Wedn esday, November 3, 2010  9:43 AM 
    						
    							  | 3
    Bosch Power Tools 1 609 929 X43 | (3.11.10)
    SENSORSE
    NS OR
    SENS
    ORSENSORSENSORSENSORSENS ORSENSOR
    >AB8<
    >A B 8<
    >AB8AB8AB8<
    Made in Czech RepublicM
    ade  in  Cz ech R epublicBattery 9V  6LR61B
    atter y 9V   6LR61Robert Bosch GmbHR obert  Bosc h Gm bHD - 70745 Leinfelden - EchterdingenD  -  7 074 5 Leinf eld en -  EchterdingenMade in Czech RepublicBattery 9V  6LR61Robert Bosch GmbHD - 70745 Leinfelden - Echterdingen
    PDO 6P DO 6PDO 6PDO 6PDO 6
    >AB8<
    >AB8<
    >AB8<
    >AB8<
    >AB8<
    >AB8<
    RepublicerdingenRepublicerdingen
    SENSO
    R
    SENSOR SEN
    SOR
    SENSO
    R
    SENSOR
    >A B 8<
    >A
    B 8<
    >AB8
    A B 8<
    >AB8<
    Republic
    M ad e in  Cz ech  Re public
    Battery  9 V   6LR6 1Robe rt B osch  G m bH
    erdingen
    D  -  7074 5 Lein feld en -  Ec hte rd ing enRepublicerdingen
    PDO 6
    abcd
    2
    1
    65
    3 4
    67
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Page 3  Wedn esday, November 3, 2010  9:44 AM 
    						
    							1 609 929 X43 | (3.11.10)Bosch Power Tools
    16 | English 
    enSafety Notes
    Read and observe all instructions. SAVE 
    THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REF-
    ERENCE.
    f Have the measuring tool repaired only through 
    qualified specialists using original spare parts. 
    This ensures that the safety of the measuring tool is 
    maintained.
    f Do not operate the measur ing tool in explosive en-
    vironments, such as in th e presence of flammable 
    liquids, gases or dusts.  Sparks can be created in the 
    measuring tool which may ig nite the dust or fumes.
    f For technological reasons, the measuring tool can-
    not ensure 100 % certainty.  To rule out hazards, 
    safeguard yourself each time before drilling, saw-
    ing or routing in walls, c eilings or floors by means 
    of other information sources, such as building 
    plans, pictures from the construction phase, etc. 
    Environmental influences, such as humidity or 
    closeness to electri cal devices, can influence the ac-
    curacy of the measuring tool. Surface quality and 
    condition of the walls (e . g., moisture, metallic 
    building materials, conduc tive wallpaper, insulation 
    materials, tiles) as well  as the amount, type, size 
    and position of the objects can lead to faulty meas-
    uring results.
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Pa ge 16  Wednesday, November 3, 2010  9:44 AM 
    						
    							 English | 17
    Bosch Power Tools1 609 929 X43 | (3.11.10)
    Functional Description
    Intended Use
    The measuring tool is intended for the detection of 
    metals (ferrous and non-ferrous metals, e. g., rebar) 
    and “live” wires/conductors  in walls, ceilings and 
    floors.
    Product Features
    The numbering of the produc t features shown refers to 
    the illustration of the meas uring tool on the graphic 
    page.
    1 Illuminated ring
    2 Marking hole
    3 Display
    4 On/Off button
    5 Sensor area
    6 Battery lid
    7 Latch of battery lid
    Display Elements a Battery low indicator
    b “Live” wire indicator
    c Measuring indicator
    d “AutoCal”  calibration indicator
    The accessories illustrated or de scribed are not included as 
    standard delivery.
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Pa ge 17  Wednesday, November 3, 2010  9:44 AM 
    						
    							1 609 929 X43 | (3.11.10)Bosch Power Tools
    18 | English 
    Technical Data
    Digital DetectorPDO 6
    Article number
    3 603 K10 100
    Maximum scanning depth *:
    –Ferrous metals
    – Non-ferrous metals (copper  pipe)
    – Copper conductors (live) **
    60 mm
    50 mm
    30 mm
    Automatic switch-off after approx.
    10 min
    Operating temperature
    –10°C...+50°C
    Storage temperature
    –20°C...+70°C
    Battery
    Battery
    1x9V6LR61 1 x 9 V 6F22
    Operating lifetime (alkali-manga-
    nese batteries) approx.
    6h
    Weight according to 
    EPTA-Procedure 01/2003
    0.2 kg
    * depends on material and size of objects as well as material 
    and condition of structure
    ** less scanning depth for wires/conductors that are not “live”
    f In terms of accuracy , the measuring result can be inferior 
    in case of unfavourable surfac e quality of the base mate-
    rial.
    Please observe the article numbe r on the type plate of your 
    measuring tool. The trade names  of the individual measuring 
    tools may vary.
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Pa ge 18  Wednesday, November 3, 2010  9:44 AM 
    						
    							 English | 19
    Bosch Power Tools1 609 929 X43 | (3.11.10)
    Assembly
    Inserting/Replacing the Battery
    Using alkali-manganese or rechargeable batteries is 
    recommended for operation of the measuring tool.
    To open the battery lid 6, press the latch  7 in the direc-
    tion of the arrow and fold the battery lid downward. 
    Insert the battery provided. Pay attention that the 
    polarity is correct.
    When the battery low indicator  a lights up on the dis-
    play, measuring is still  possible for approx. 1 hour 
    when using alkali-manganese batteries (lower battery 
    service life for rechargeabl e batteries). When the bat-
    tery low indicator  a flashes, measuring is possible for 
    approx. 10 minutes. When the battery low indicator  a 
    and the illuminated ring  1 (red) flash, measuring is no 
    longer possible and the battery/rechargeable battery 
    must be replaced.
    f Remove the battery/rechargeable battery from 
    the measuring tool when not using it for longer 
    periods.  When storing for longer periods, the bat-
    teries/rechargeable batteries can corrode or dis-
    charge themselves.
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Pa ge 19  Wednesday, November 3, 2010  9:44 AM 
    						
    							1 609 929 X43 | (3.11.10)Bosch Power Tools
    20 | English 
    Operation
    Initial Operation
    f Protect the measuring tool  against moisture and 
    direct sun light.
    Switching On and Off
    f Before switching the measuring tool on, make sure 
    that the sensor area 5 is not moist.  If required, dry 
    the measuring tool using a soft cloth.
    f Do not subject the measuring tool to extreme tem-
    peratures or variations in temperature.  As an ex-
    ample, do not leave it in vehicles for longer periods. 
    In case of large variations in temperature, allow the 
    measuring tool to adjust  to the ambient tempera-
    ture before putting it into operation.
    f Avoid heavy impact to or falling down of the meas-
    uring tool.
    To  switch on  the measuring tool, press the On/Off but-
    ton  4.
    After a brief self-check, the  measuring tool is ready for 
    operation. The operational re adiness is indicated by a 
    check mark behind the  “AutoCal” calibration indicator 
    d .
    To  switch  the measuring tool  off, press the On/Off but-
    ton  4.
    When no measurements ar e carried out for approx. 
    10 minutes, the measuring tool switches off automati-
    cally in order to extend the  service life of the batteries.
    f Before drilling, sawing or routing into a wall, pro-
    tect yourself against hazards by using other infor-
    mation sources.  As the measuring results can be in-
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Pa ge 20  Wednesday, November 3, 2010  9:44 AM 
    						
    							 English | 21
    Bosch Power Tools1 609 929 X43 | (3.11.10)
    fluenced through ambient conditions or the wall 
    material, there may be a hazard even though the in-
    dicator does not indicate an object in the sensor 
    range (illuminated ring  1 lit green).
    Operating Modes
    The measuring tool detects objects below the sensor 
    area 5.
    Detecting Metal Objects
    After switching on, the illuminated ring  1 lights up green.
    Place the measuring tool on the surface 
    to be scanned and move it sidewards. 
    When the illuminated ring  1 continues to 
    light up green and no signal tone sounds, 
    then no metal object is detectable in the 
    structual material below. When the meas-
    uring tool comes close to a metal object, 
    the amplitude in the measuring indicator 
    c  increases. When the measuring tool is above a metal 
    object, the ring  1 turns red and a signal tone sounds.
    When moving over a surface  the first time, the position 
    of the metal object is in dicated only approximately. 
    When moving the measuring tool over the metal object 
    several times, the object is  detected more and more 
    precisely. After moving over  the surface above the met-
    al object several times (without lifting off the measur-
    ing tool from the surface), the  position of the metal ob-
    ject can be indicated accurately: When the illuminated 
    ring  1 lights up red and the signal tone sounds, then 
    the metal object is below the centre of the sensor (be-
    low the marking hole  2).
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Pa ge 21  Wednesday, November 3, 2010  9:44 AM 
    						
    							1 609 929 X43 | (3.11.10)Bosch Power Tools
    22 | English 
    Scanning for “Live” Wires
    The measuring tool indicate s “live” wires/conductors 
    that carry voltages between  110 V and 400 V, and a fre-
    quency corresponding with  the common standard (AC 
    with 50 to 60 Hz). Other wires/conductors (carrying 
    DC, higher/lower frequency  or voltage) as well as 
    “dead” wires/conductors cann ot be found reliably, but 
    are possibly indicated as metal objects.
    The scan for “live” wires/co nductors takes place auto-
    matically for each measurem ent. When a “live” wire/ 
    connductor is dete cted, the indicator  b appears in the 
    display. Move the measuring tool over the surface re-
    peatedly in order to localise the “live” wire. After mov-
    ing the measuring tool over the surface several times, 
    the position of the “live” wire/conductor can be indi-
    cated quite precisely. If the  measuring tool is very close 
    to the wire/conductor, then the illuminated ring  1 
    lights up red and the signal  tone sounds with rapid 
    tone sequence.
    “Live” wires/conductors can  be detected easier when 
    power consumers (e. g., lamps, appliances) are con-
    nected to the wire/conductor being sought and 
    switched on. Wires/conduc tors with 110 V, 230 V and 
    400 V (three-phase current) are detected with about 
    the same scan capacity.
    Under certain conditions (such as when behind metal 
    surfaces or behind surfaces with high water content), 
    “live” wires/conductors cannot be detected with certain-
    ty. When measuring indicator  c is indicated over a larger 
    range, then the material is  screening-off electrically and 
    the scan for “live” wires/c onductors is not reliable.
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Pa ge 22  Wednesday, November 3, 2010  9:44 AM 
    						
    							 English | 23
    Bosch Power Tools1 609 929 X43 | (3.11.10)
    Working Advice
    fMeasuring values can be  impaired through certain 
    ambient conditions. These include, e. g., the prox-
    imity of other equipment  that produce strong mag-
    netic or electromagnetic  fields, moisture, metallic 
    building materials, foil-lam inated insulation mate-
    rials or conductive wallpaper or tiles.  Therefore, 
    please also observe other information sources (e. g. 
    construction plans) before drilling, sawing or rout-
    ing into walls, ceilings or floors.
    Marking Objects
    Detected objects can be ma rked as required. Where 
    the amplitude of measuring indication c  is at its maxi-
    mum, the centre of the object  is located below marking 
    hole  2. The limits of an object  are indicated by the col-
    our change of the illuminated ring 1 from green to red. 
    Using a pen, mark the sought after location through the 
    marking hole  2.
    “AutoCal” Calibration Indicator
    When the check mark behind the  “AutoCal” calibration 
    indicator  d flashes for longer period s or if it is not dis-
    played anymore, r eliable scanning is no longer possi-
    ble. In this case, send in  the measuring tool to an 
    authorised Bosch after-sales service agent.
    OBJ_BUCH-308-002.book  Pa ge 23  Wednesday, November 3, 2010  9:44 AM 
    						
    All Bosch manuals Comments (0)