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mxt pro problem!
- Thread starter rwolden
- Start date
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
Could be a lose coil connector or even a bad coil. If you have a coil cover on, take it off and look for dirt or moisture. It sounds like a call to White's service might be in order.
My mxt pro has the DX-1 probe on it and if I switch to the pin pointer while the sensitivity is above the preset it will overload WHILE the pin pointer is snapped onto the detector. If you have the dx-1 probe make sure the dx-1 selector is switched to COIL.
Otherwise, I agree about dirt and minerals in the coil cover causing an overload and generally unstable and state.
Otherwise, I agree about dirt and minerals in the coil cover causing an overload and generally unstable and state.