Can anyone recommend a repair center that I can possibly send my Sand Shark to? It looks like the headphone cable close to the control box has chaffed to the point where I can see an exposed wire, and I fear salt water may have gotten into the control box. I just put fresh batteries in it and tried to fire it up, and I get nothing at all.
Sand Shark Repair Needed
- Thread starter Kevin W
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Call KellyCo 1-855-540-0118
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Kellyco no longer has any repair facility at all.
Check this thread out, a couple members do repairs.
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/t...acitors-tejon-momentary-switch-ebay-here.html
Check this thread out, a couple members do repairs.
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/t...acitors-tejon-momentary-switch-ebay-here.html
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East Texas Metal Detectors, Keith Wills.
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I heard brokendetectors.com working on Tesoro
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