INSTITUT TEKNIKAL JEPUN MALAYSIA

PULAU PINANG

MAINTENANCE PRACTICE
(DEB4315)

REPORT
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE & CALIBRATION

Name : Mohd Fadly Shafiq Bin Mohd Ros

ID : E12218125

Lecturer name : Encik Nursalahuddin Bin Lodin

Semester : 4 sesi 1/2020

Program : Diploma In Electronic Engineering Technology

 Multimeter Introduction
Multimeter is the most basic and important measurement tool used in any physics
lab or workshop. As it is used to measure many electrical properties of other industrial
tools. A multimeter or a multitester, also known as a VOM (Volt-Ohm meter), is an
electronic measuring instrument that combines several measurement functions in one
unit. A typical multimeter may include features such as the ability to measure voltage,
current and resistance. Multimeters may use analog or digital circuits, that is analog
multimeter and digital multimeters. A multimeter can be a hand-held device useful for
basic fault finding and field service work or a bench instrument which can measure to
a very high degree of accuracy. They can be used to troubleshoot electrical problems
in a wide array of industrial and household devices such as electronic equipment,
motor controls, domestic appliances, power supplies, and wiring systems.

Analog Digital

Specification of Pro’sKit MT-2017

Product specifications

Brand Pro'sKit
Model MT-2017
Product Multimeter
EAN []
Language English, Chinese
Productgroup Multimeters
Filetype PDF
Technical details

DC voltage range 0.1 - 1000

AC voltage range 10 - 1000
Resistance range 20 - 200
Resistance resolution 200
Continuity check ✓
Product type
Other features

Dimensions (WxDxH) 105 x 160 x 40mm

Weight & dimensions

Weight 390 
Power

Battery voltage 1.5 

Packaging content

Batteries included ✗
Display

Display Analog 
The Calibration Method Of Pro’skit Mt-2017

1. Set the multimeter to its ohmmeter function. It is located at lower right portion
of selector knob.We can see that there are multipliers. Multipliers are used to
increase or change the scaling of ohmmeter for better resolution.

2. Select the selector knob to multiplier x1.

3. To start calibrating, short the test probes of the multimeter. The pointer must
point to zero scale because there is nothing to measure.

4. If it is not pointing to zero, we must calibrate it to set to zero. Locate the zero
ohm adjuster and rotate the knob until it point to zero.
5.
6. Now, pointer is pointing at zero scale. It means that it is ready to use. When
you are using another multiplier like x10 or x100, repeat the procedure to
calibrate again.
 Possible Failure and Solution

1. Power check

- After checking all batteries there is a battery in the low state of 0.4V less than the
proper state of 1.5V.

- The fuse isn't burning

2. Sensory Check

- Check fuse, wire connectivity and all components in good condition. No odor burns,
and no wire connection is broken.

3.Component Replacement
 
- 1 battery replacement is performed.

4. Test Multimeter.

- Multimeter testing is done by taking Volt, Ohm and amp readings. And find the
Multimeter in good working condition.

- Most meter manufacturers and calibration services guarantee accuracy specifications

for only one year. Subsequently, Multimeter may not maintain its accuracy within
published limits. Therefore, if accuracy is to be guaranteed, the meter must be
calibrated once a year.
Yearly MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE TABLE

MONTH ROUTINE
JAN Check Battery , Connection Cable and Power Check

FEB Check Fuse

MAC Check Probe
APR Calibrated Multimeter and test Multimeter
MAY Check Battery And Connection Cable
JUN Check Fuse
JULY Check Probe
AUGUST Calibrated Multimeter
SEP Check Battery ,Connection Cable and power check
OCT Check Fuse
NOV Check Probe
DEC Calibrated Multimeter and test Multimeter
 Oscilloscope Introduction
Oscilloscopes are essential test & measurement equipment in the lab. They are
used to display, record, and analyze voltage waveforms, typically in the time domain.
Oscilloscopes are tools that allow engineers to view signals graphically. The
oscilloscope, often
just called the scope, displays the signals as a plot of magnitude versus time. There
are two types of oscilloscopes that is analog and digital. Analog oscilloscopes use a
cathode ray tube and display the signal much like a television set displays an image.
Digital oscilloscopes sample the signals digitally and are more flexible in how they
display, manipulate, and store the signals.

Digital Analog
 Specification of Analog Oscilloscope SS-7802A

 DC – 20 MHz, 2 CH, EXT trigger, 3 traces

 2 mV/div high sensitivity and 20 ns/div sweep rate

 Full NTSC, PAL (SECAM) TV triggering with field and line

 2% accuracy

 Input connector with probe sensor (Probe withsensor is optionally available)

 5-digits frequency counter

 Self auto balance adjust function

 Trace rotation function

 Single sweep function

 Display : CRT 6-inch rectangular,internal graticule

(8 x 10 div)

 Standard accessories : Power cable (x 1),probe (x 2), panel cover (x 1),operation

manual (x 1)
 Front Panel

1. Bright, sharp CRT

2. Readout cancel button
3. Quick auto setup
4. Cursor function select buttons
5. Inputs with probe sensor function
6. Sensitivity select switch
7. Trigger source
8. Trigger status indicator
9. Multifunction control knob
 Calibration of Analog Oscilloscope SS-7802A
1. Examine all the controls on your scope and set them to normal positions. For most
scopes, all rotating dials should be centered, all pushbuttons should be out, and all
slide switches and paddle switches should be up.

2. Turn your oscilloscope on. Give it a minute or two to warmup

3. Set the VOLTS/DIV control to 1. This sets the scope to display one volt per vertical
division. Depending on the signal you’re displaying, you may need to increase or
decrease this setting, but one volt is a good starting point.

4. Set the TIME/DIV control to 1 ms. This control determines the time interval
represented by each horizontal division on the display. Try turning this dial to its
slowest setting. Then, turn the dial one notch at a time and watch the dot speed up
until it becomes a solid line.

5. Set the Trigger switch to Auto. The Auto position enables the oscilloscope to
stabilize the trace on a common trigger point in the waveform. If the trigger mode
isn’t set to Auto, the waveform may drift across the screen, making it difficult to
watch.

6. Connect a probe to the input connector. If your scope has more than one input
connector, connect the probe to the one labeled A.
Oscilloscope probes include a probe point, which you connect to the input signal and
a separate ground lead. The ground lead usually has an alligator clip. When testing a
circuit, this clip can be connected to any common ground point within the circuit. In
some probes, the ground lead is detachable, so you can remove it when it isn’t needed.
 Possible Failure and Solution
1. Probe problem
- try buy or using another probe and testing using oscilloscope.

2. Sine wave not perform

- troubleshooting inside oscilloscope maybe wire doesn’t connect to board at circuit
channel A or B.

3. No spot or wave shape.

-Connect the power.

-Adjust the brightness of knob.
-Make sure the shift knob of X and Y is at their own position.

4. The horizontal waveform can’t be shown

-Adjust level of knob properly.

-Adjust the critical state to normal state.
Yearly Maintenance Schedule Table

MONTH ROUTINE
JAN Connection Cable and Power Check

FEB Check probe

MAC Check screen oscilloscope
APR Calibrated oscilloscope
MAY Check Battery And Connection Cable
JUN Check probe
JULY Check screen oscilloscope
AUGUST Calibrated oscilloscope
SEP Check Battery and power check
OCT Check oscilloscope
NOV Check Probe
DEC Calibrated oscilloscope