{L FUNCTION DESCRIPTION 231 General Functons '81:1 DATA HOLD mode 0 3.1.2 Manual ranging ad Autorerge 3.13 Ratory ver 2.2 Measurement Functions {3.2.1 AC and DC Vohiage measur 13.22 Resistance measurement‘able of Contents me A TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: 4.1 General specications. 442 Measurement speciatons 42.1 DC Votage 42.2 AC Voliage 4.253 Resistance 4.24 Diode Test ‘425 Continuity Check 426 Transistor 427 Capacitance 428 Frequency 14.2.9 Current (wth lamp, optional) 42.100¢ Curent 42.17 AC Curont 5. MAINTENANCE 5.1 General maintonance 5.2 Battery ana use replace 6. HOW To USE THE HOLSTER 4, GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS This instrument comples with IEC 1010-1 (61010-1@IEC: £2001), CAT. Il 1000V and CAT. Il 6O0V overvotage standards. ‘S00 Speciation. ‘Toe the bes service from this instrument, ead carefully this User's manual and respec the dtald eaety precautions. Imterntional symbols used on the Meter and in this manual ‘are explained in chapter 1.1.9 11 Precautions safety measures 1.4.1 Preliminary + Measurement category Ils fr measurements performed in the building instatiatin. NOTE: Examples ae measurements on distibution boards, circultbreakers, wing, including cable, bus-bars, junction bores, switches, socket-oues inthe fe installation, and ‘equipment for industial use and some other equipment, or ‘example, stationary motors with permanent connection 19 the fx staan, + Measurement category I! for moasurements performed on Ceuits directly connected to the low votage installation NOTE: Examples are measurements on household appliances, portable tools and similar equipment * Measurement catogoy|s for measurements performed on ‘reuts not crectly connected to MAINS. NOTE: Exainples are measurements on circus not derives from MAINS, and specaly protected (intemal) MAINS erved clcuts. In the latter case, transient stresses are variable; for that reason, ‘requires that the transient withstand capably ofthe equipments made known to the* When using this Mutimeter the user must observe all normal safety rules conceming — protection against tno dangers oF electric current. — protection ofthe Mutimeter aginst misuse. “For your own safety, only use the tst probes supplied with the instrument. Before use, check that they are in good condition 1.42 During use *W the meter is used near nee generating equipment, be ‘aware that deplay may become unstable or indicate large * Do not use the meter or test lads they lok damaged. * Use the meter only as specie in this manual otherwise, ‘he protection provided by the meter may be impaired, * Use treme caion when working around bare conductors orbus bas, * Do not operate the mer around exposive 935, vapor, cus. + Verity @ Metore operston by meusuring@ known vitagn 1 not use the Meta if toperstes abnormally. Protection may be impaired. When n doubt, havo the Meter serviced. * Uses the proper terminals, function and range for your measurements. + Wen the range ofthe value fo be measured is unknown, check thatthe range intially se on the multimeter i the highest posible or, wherever possible, choose the autoranging mode. * To avoid damages to the instrument, do not exceed the maximum lms of he put values shown inthe technical specication tables. + Wen the muttmetar i inked to measurement circuits, do not touch unused terminals 2 * Caution when working wit voltages above 80Ve or 20Vae ‘ms. Such voltages pose a shock hazard. + when using the probes, Koop your fingers Bebind the finger ‘quads. “ten making connections, connect the common test lead before connecting the lve test lead; when disconnecting, ‘ésconnect the lve test lead before disconnecting the common test lead. “+ Before changing functions, isconnect the fst leads from the oul under tost * For all de functions, including manual or euto-anging, to ‘avoid tno ek of sock due to possible improper reading, vty the presence of any ac votages by fst using the a6 function. Then select ade voltage range equal to or greater than the a range + Before attempting t Inset ransistors fr testing, aways be ‘ure that fost leads have been disconnected from any rmaasurement cui * Components should not be comected to the RFE socket ‘when making voltage measurements win test eas * Disconnect cuits power end discharge all highvotage capacitors before testing resistance, continuity, dedes, or capacitance. * Naver pecorm resistance or continuity measurements on lve creuits, + Bofore measuring curent, check the meters fuse and tum ‘of power tothe ccult belore connecting the mer tothe cuit + in-TV rep work, or when carrying out measurements on ower switching crc, remember that high. amptude ‘otage pulses at th tet ports can damage the multimeter. Use of TV fer wit tere any Such pulses.* Use the BV NEDA battery, prope installed inthe Meters ‘attery case, to power the Meter. + Replace the battery as soon as the battery indicator ( 3) ) ‘appears. With alow Batley the Metor might proave false readings that can load to elctrc shock and persona inuy * Do not measure votages above 60QV in Category +000V in Category I inetaatons. * Do not operate the Mater with the case (or pet ofthe case) removed. 41.1.3 Symbols: ‘Symbols used in this manual and onthe instrument Caution: ete to he instruction manual ncorect ZX use may result in damage to the device or its components AX Dangerous voltage may be present. ~AO(Atornating Curont) 1¢ (Drect Curent) Earth ground ‘Double insulated Fuse CE Conforms to European Union arecives 1.4.4 instructions * Remove test leads rom the Meter before opening the Mater ase or batary cover. + Wien sericing the Meter, use only spectiod replacement pars. * Before opering up the instrument, always disconect from ll sources of secre curent and make sure you aro net charged with static electricity, wich may dosiroy intemal components * Any scfustment, maintenance oF ropa work caried out on the meter wile it i lve should be cariad out only by appropriately qualited personnel, aftor having taken into ‘account the insiucions thes presen! mana * A “qualied person’ i someone who is familar with the instalation, construction and operation of the equipment and the hazards involved, He i trained and authorized to energize and de-energize crus and equipment in accordance with established practices. “When the instrument is opened up, remember that some intemal capacitors can retain a dangerous potential even ater he instrument is switched ot, HF any faults or abnormalities are observed, take the instrument out of service and ensure that it cannot be used Lunt thas boon checked out. * ifthe meters not going to be used for a long ime, take out ‘he batery and donot store tho motor in tigh temperature or high humity environment,2. DESCRIPTION 2.1 Instrument Familartzation © Range Contre Button 2) Data Hold Button @ AGIDC Current or “4, Selecting Buton Socket fr Transistor Test Function SwiteryPowor Suton © VIQIFICx Input Jack © COM Input Jack @ mAO® Input Jack ® OA Input tack 22.60 Display ‘See Table 1 indicated for information about the LCD dlepay, Symbol Table 1 Display Symbol Mesning The batery stow. Wiaming: To avo fase rings, which could lead to possible electric shock or ‘personal iu, replace the hatory as soon as the btn indicator appears. Ilva Hayate rags B Indicator for ac vokage or current. ‘AC voltage and curent are displayed as te average of the absolute value of the input, alate to indicat the equivalont ms vakio of sine wave, Indicator for de voltage or curert. ‘The Meter is in the Autorange mode in which the meter automaticaly selects the range with the best resolution,‘Table 1. Display Symbols (continued) Symbol Meaning b+ | Indicator forthe Diode Test mode RFE | Indicator or the tansistor test mode 2H) | leat for the Continuly Check mode, 1 _| ‘neato forthe Data Hold mode Vimy | % Vols. The unt of vetage srV_ Millet 110" oF 0.001 vot, ‘A Amperes (amps). The unit of current mA Milamp. 110° 0° 0.001 amperes. A HmAWA | ux: Mictamp. 1x10 or 0.000001 meres 2: Obm. The uni of rsietance, 0,0, Mad | KO: Kilohm, 1x10" or 1000 ohms. Max: Megotm. 1x10" or 1,000,000 ohms Hz Hertz The unit of frequency in cycoslsecond. He kil, MH 42. Kiohertz 110? or 1000 her, Miz: Megahertz x10" or 1,000,000 her Fi Farad. The unt of capacitance, MF: Mlerofered.tx10® or 0.000001 farace, ‘nF: Nanofarae. 1x10" or 0.000000001 fara, The input 1 too large for the selected range. 23 Keypad ‘See Table 2 lndcated for information about the keypad operations. Table 2. Koy Function ‘Operation performed ham ye ca) 22 AMAA Pomeryp Option ‘Sutohes between Diogo ‘eet and Continuity chock ‘Switches between de and ac ouront. Disables automatic Power feature. DATA |Any switch postion Prose HOLD to enter and ‘the Data Hold mode, vo, ve, 0, 9, mA and yA. 1. Prese RANGE 1 enter ‘the manual ranging mode 2, Pross RANGE to step ‘rough the ranges ‘avalable for the selected funetion. 8. Press and fold RANGE for 2 seconds to return 0 autoranging.24 Rotary ewiten ‘See Table 3 indicated for lformation about the rotary swe positions. ‘Table 3. Rotary Switch Positions: 25 Terminals ‘Soe Table 4 ncicated for infomation abou the terminals, ‘Table 4, Terminals ‘Switch Position Function (Terminal Description ve AG Votage measurement Retum terminal forall measurements, ee com | Recotng the tick ts lead or the ‘com Hos marcas lg the oon! damp a Resistance measurement = aor Inu or votago, rositanco, requoney, Pt 4 [ese Test Cominy Chock vvarcx | Capactance, dode and continuity cap ___| Capactance measurement measurements. (Receiving the ets ead) He Frequency measurement inp for OWA 16 400mA _curent ae Rees ET mA® | measurements. (Receiving he red test eod of = eee hs ‘he + plug of te eptona clamp) surement wih damp (epon 2 3 Fade Sckonaae 1a | eet TordcomAo 108 current measurements the matter (Receiving the re et eed) ry BC or AC curent measurements ae from 0-WA'e 4000). enearin, whe Detvered withthe mtimster mA BC or AC curent measurements ‘beanie {tom 0.0tmA to 4000 aba * 'BC or AC Curent measurement rm + Haar .01A\o 10008 Optionat: 10 * Clamp ”3. FUNCTION DESCRIPTION 3.1 General Functions 3.1.1 DATA HOLD mode Data Hold mode makes the meter stop updating tho cpl. Enabling Data Hod function in autorange mode makes the ‘etor switch to Manual ranging mode, but the ful-ecle range remains the same. Dala Hold function can be Cancelled by changing the measurement mode, pressing RANGE key, or push HOLD key again, To onto and ext he Data Hold mode: 1. Press HOLD key (short pros), Fikes the display onthe Current value, “H™ Is csplayed. 2. Asecond short press tum the matr to nermal mode. 3.4.2 Manual ranging and Autorange mode ‘Toe Meter has both manual ranging and autorange options. “In the autorange mode, the Meter selects the best range Jor me mput Getected. Ths allows you 10 ewtch test pins without having to reset the range, * In the manval ranging mode, you select the range. This ‘lows you to override autorange are lock the mater ina specie range. + The Meter dotauts to the aulorange mode in ‘measurement functions that have mere than one wange ‘When the Meter isin the autorange modo, AUTO is displayed. To enter and ext the manual range made: 1. Press RANGE key. The Meter enters the manual ranging mode. AUTO tums of. Each presses of RANGE key increments the range. When the highest range reached, the Meter wraps tothe lowest range. 2 NOTE: If you manually change the measurement range ator ‘onionng the Uaia HO modes, me Afeer exts Hs mode 2. To exit the manual ranging mode, press and hold down RANGE key for two soconds. The Meter retums to the ‘utorange mode and AUTO is csplaye. 3.1. Battery Sever “The Meter enters the “sloop mode” and blanks the display ithe Motors on but not used for 30 minutes. ‘Pree the HOLD key o tate the rotary switch 0 wake the eter up. wie “To disable the Sleep mode, hold down the "=! key ile turing the meter on, 3.2 Measurement Functions 32.1 AC and DC Voltage measurement : ZX TP avoid etetrcal stk endir danas fo the Instrument, do not attempt to take any voltage ‘measurement that might exceed 1000Vde or 760Vac rms. To avold electrical shock and/or damage to the Inetrument, 60 not apply more than 1000Vde or ‘The polarity of ac (altering curert) votage varies over time; the polanty of de (clitec current) voltage is constant ‘Tmo Moto’s OC vottage ranges are 400.0mV, 4.000¥, 40,00V, 400.0V and 1000V;, AC voltage ranges are 400.0nV , 4.000V, 40,00V, 400.0V and 750V. (AC 400,0mV range only exist in manual ranging mode). 3“To measure ac or de vetago: 4. Set olay stitch to the DCV or ACV range, 2. Connect the black and ed test leads tothe COM and Vtrminals respectively. 28. Connect te tet lead tothe eult being measured 4. Read the daplayed value. The polar of red est eed connection wil be inccated when making @ DCV NOTE: Unstable display may occur especialy at 400m range, ‘even though you do nt put est leds int input terminal in tis cate, i an orronoous reading is suspected, short the V terminal and the COM terminal, and mako sue the 2010 splay. + For better accuracy when measuring the de offset of an fc vollage, measure tho ac votage fst. Note the ac voltage range, then manual select a de votage range fequal o or higher than the ac range. This improves the ‘accuracy of the de measurement by ensuring that the ‘nut protection oreuts ae not activate, 3.2.2 Resistance measurement ‘LX Te avoid electrical shock andlor demage tothe Instrument, disconnect circult power and Gischarge all high-voltage capaciiors before ‘measuring resistance. ‘The unt of resistanes isthe ohm (@). The Mater measures resistance by sending a small curent through the cul Because this curent flows tough all possitle paths between the probes, an Incirout resistance reading represents the total resistance of all paths between the probes, “ The Netefs resistance ranges are 400.00, 4.000K0, 40.00K0, 400.040, 4 600M ae 40.0040 To measure resistance: 1. St te rotary swtcn to range, 2 Connect the black and red es leads to the COM and terminals respectively 2. Connect the tos leads tothe citcut being measured ‘and read the dspayed va, ‘Some tips for measuring resistance: * The measured valve of a resietor in @ circu is often diferent from the resists rated value, This is because the Meters test curent flows through all possible pathe between the probe tips, * Inder to ensure the best accuracy measurement of om fesistance, short the test leads before measurement and ‘memory the test orate rasisancnin mind. Thie noseecary to ‘ubact forthe resistance of be test eas. 1 The resistance function can produce enough voltage to formar-bias siicon dose or traitor junctions, causing them to conduct. To avoid his, donot use the 40M range {orin-ceut resistance measurements, * On 40M range, the meter may take & lew seconds to Stablize reading. This is nomal for high resistance measuring ie * When the inputs not connected, Lo. at open circuit, the ‘taure“OL' wil be splayed for ho overange conden 1632.3 Diode Test 3.2.4 Continuity Chock “AX 7 avold electrical shock andor damage tothe Instrument, dieconnect circult power and discnarge a1 higirvoltege capecitore before testing diodes. “Ax 7? avoid electrical shock andlor damage to the Instrument, disconnect circuit power and digcharge all high-voltage capacitors before testing for Continuity. Uso the dode fost fo check doses, Wansisors, and other ‘semiconductor devices, The dlode test sends a current through the semiconductor junction, then measures the ‘lage drop across the junction, A good silicon junction ‘tops between 0.5V and 0.8. “Totes a diode out ofa eeu 1. Sethe rotary switch to PH -t range 2. Press the ~4+PE key to ectivate Diode Test 3. Connect the black and red test leads to the COM and ‘Va terminals respective. 4 For fomardbias readings on ary semiconductor component, place the rod test lead on the ‘component's anode and place te black test lead on the components cainoae. 5. The meter wil show the approx. foward votage ofthe doe. In a creuit. a good diode should stil procuce a forward bias eating of 0.5V t0 08V; however, the reverse-bas reading ‘Can vary dopending on the resistance of other pathways between the probe tis. 6 ‘Continuity & complete path or current tow. ‘The beeper sounds ita circuit ic complote, These briet ‘contacts case the Meter to emit a short boop. To test for continuity 4. Setthe rotary eteh to PE ot range. 2. Press the =t/-PF kay to actvale Continuity Chock 8, Connect the black and rd test leads tothe COM and ‘terminals respectively. 4. Connect the tet leads tothe resistance in the orcult being measured. ‘5. When the tost lead to the cicuit is below 500, 3 continuous beeping wilnaicat Note: * Continaty tet is avallable to check openishort of the ‘creat ‘A Te avoid elecvical shock andlor damage to the Instrument, disconnect clreuit’ power and discharge all high-voliage capacitors before ‘measuring capacitance. Use the de volioge function to. confim that the capactor is Bee asap) Capacitance is the billy of @ component to store an electical charge 7The unit of capactance isthe farad (F). Most capacitors are In he nancfarad to microarad range. The Meter measures capacitance by charging tne capactor win a known curent fora known period of time, measuring the resuting votage, then calculating the capacitance, The measurement takes ‘about 1 92004 per range. ‘The Meto’e capecitance ranges are 4.000nF 40.00aF, 400 nF, 4.0004, 40,004F ard 200.OuF Tomeasure capactance 1. Sethe rotary etch to Cap range. 2. Connect the black and rod tet loads to tho COM and Cx twrninals respectively 8. Connect the test leads to the capacitor being measured ‘and read the displayed value. ‘Some tips for measuring capacitance: The meter may take a few seconds (200iF range, $0 seconde) to stablize reading. This Is normal for high capacitance measuring. + Toimprove the accuracy of measurements less than 4nF, subtract the resicual capactanoe ofthe Meter and leads. 2120 Frequency measurement Z\ 00 not measure Frequency on high voltage (6250) fo avoid electrical shock hazard andor {amage tote instrument “Sethe rotary swch 1 Hz ange. 2. Commect the black an red tet leads 1 he COM and He terminals respectively 2. Conect te tos leads across the source cr load under ineasuremert, and read th deployed value io “In noisy envionment, tis proterable to se shield cable for smoasuing smal sign 18 2.7 Transistor measurement “AX To avold electrical shock andlor damage fo the Instrumont, before attempting 10 insert transistors for testing, always be sure that test leads have been disconnected from any measurement circuit. Sel the olay switch to RFE range 2. Determine whether tie transistor to be tested is NPN or PNP type and locate the Emiter, Base and Collocior leads, 3. ser leads ofthe transistor info proper holes ofthe NF socket, 4, The mater il show the approx. NE value attest condition of base curtent 104A and Veo 28V. 3.2.8 Current measurement (with lamp, optional) “Ax Te avoid electrical shock andlor damage to the Instrument, do not apply more than 250Vde or 1250Vac ims between the I> terminal and the COM terminal. 1. Set te rotary swich tothe O sange, 2. Press =~ kay o select DCA of ACA measuring mode 3. Connect the leads of the clamp to the COM and => torminals of te moter 4, Road the displayed value. The polanty ofthe Vi terminal Connection wil be indicated whon making a OCA rmeasuremect. ‘ 5, When only th igure “OL "displayed, itindicates overrange stuaton. 932.9 Current measurement (Ax To avoid damage to the Meter or injury i tho fuse blows, never aterpt an rete wrrent measurement where the open-circuit potential to eat is grater than 250V. Toavoid damage othe meter, check the moto's ‘use betore proceeding. Use the proper terminals, function, and range for your ‘measurement. Never place the probes in parallel tnt a crcl or component when the leads are plugged int te eurrent trminals. The Meters current ranges are 400.05, 4000iA, 40,00mA, 400.074, and 10.008, ‘To measure curent: 1. Tum off power tothe cre. Discharge al high votage capacitors. 2, Sette rtaryeviteh tothe A, mA or A range, 3, Pross the =~ key to select DCA or ACA measuring 4. Connect the black test ead tothe COM terminal and the ‘ed test leads to the mA torminal for a maximum of 400m. For a manimum of 10A, move the red test load tothe Atorminal 5. Broak he crcult pat tobe tested “Touch the black pre tothe more nogative side ofthe ‘break; foueh the red probe to the more postive side of tho break. (Reversing the leads wil ve a negative reading, but vill not damage tho Moter) 6. Tur on power to the ecu: then read the spay. Be sue to nete the measurement uns athe night side of ‘ho deplay uA, mA or A). When only the figure "OL" ‘deplayad, Ht indicates overrange stuation and the higher rango as to be selects. 2 7.Tumm off power to the cru and discharge al high votage capacitors. Remove the Meter and restore the crcut to ‘ermal operation. 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: 4.1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS * Eironment condos: {000V CATT! and 600V CAT. Pollution degree: 2 ‘xttude <2000m Operating temperature: (0-40°C, 32-122" (28'C) “MAX. Votage between tominals and earth round: SOV AC rms or 1000V DC. + Fuse Pretootor A and mA: F SOOmAI250V 25:20; 410A: F 108/250 26.32. + Sample Rate: 3 times/sec for cil data. *Dispay: {8 944 aigts LCD display. Automatic ncicaton of funetions and symbls. * Range selecton: automatic and manual * Over Range inciction: LCD wil splay "OL" * Low battery indication: ‘The "E3I' is deplayed when the battory 1s under the proper operation range. * Polarity incoation:"* ciplayed automaticaly. * Power source: 9 a+ Bator ype: NEDA 1604, 6F22, or 006°. Dimensions: 91(L)<189(W)»31.5(H) mm. * Watt 3109. Aprox (bator incuded). 4.2 Measurement specifications ‘Accuracy 1s specied for one year ater calibration, at operating temporatures of 181 t0 28°C, wth relative humiity at 0% 1 75%, ‘Accuracy specications take the form of = (% of Reading + Number of Laas Sigrifcant Digs) 423 Resistance Range | Resoiaion fecuraey woo0a | 010 ‘oom | 10 woo | toa | + (1.2% of rg +2aigts) “400.040 | 1000 000m | tka 4o.00ma | tox | = (20% ofrag +5 its) (vetioad protacton:250V de or 150Vae rms. ‘42:1 06 Vomage. ‘Open Circuit Voltage: approx. 250mV. a eoens aay osm fae S| —— ras vm & (0.7% of rdg +2 digits) Display read approx. 40V 10mv_ econe ay mt iy, forward voltage of diode 226 | Fes Caer eT a XT ferewes0s veto 15 Vins Or pc 2 me nea reoanta mii sue remen 422100 age | Somat! age Thea [ea =m cone —[-oBiRoeg « pn icp ape [av pc 0 8 [iia | «mest s900e aes 400v oom ange] Description "Test Condon: fav [wv [aries ae {put impedance: 102 ‘Max. input voltage: 1000V or 750V acs. Frequency Range: 40H2-200H2 tor 4V range, 40He-thHz for ther anges Response: Average, caPrated in ms of sine wave 22 InFE | value (0-1000) of wansistor | approx. 1A, unde tt el type) oo approx. 2.8V. 2427 Capacitance ‘ange | Resolution oF 1p. 5.0% of rg iis) “onF 5 “aon | 10008 aur nF (9.0% of rg cats) 40. On Zoo | 10006 ‘Gvetioad protector: 2500s or 250Vae rms, 2.1006 CURRENT ange | Reseuton esac sos | 0.4 wooo [WA | yy . sity} A ) 1 2otrard t) oom’ | 0.1mA 0A oma | 20% of apes a) Overload protecion: F 10A/250V use for A range. F S00mA250V fuse for WA and mA 4.2.9 Current with clamp, optional) Range | Resolution emuraay DoAA | _o.1Aimv | a8 of riye3 digs) | DC#OOK | —O.Arimv | 210.8% of age3 cgi) | TACAOA | O.1Amv | 211.0% of rdgr3 digs) “ACAO0A | _o.1a/imv | (1.0% of ge digits) | {put mpodance: 1M0. ‘Max, int voltage: 250Vdo or 250Vae ms 24 ee ae a cars ic ocatrma n ggeeH2 | 0.001 He ‘and mA ranges, 10A de or 10A ac seme foie a Beet S| aosanpscem 3. eee sau | . coe eee | 199.9KH2_ 00H2 ‘ 4.2.11 AC CURRENT ate a eam ae Overload protection: 250V de or 250V ac rms. e 40004 O.1UA Seance ON ane | fa ‘enlarged with increasing frequency (1.5% of rdg+5 digits) under measurement) ae ooh ‘Frequency Response: 10Hz-200kHz, sine wave. 400mA 0.1mmA acege some ant | ot aT (Overload protection: F 10N/350V Tuco for range. F SOUmA250V fuse for HA and mA ranges. Maximum input current: 400mA de or €00MA ac rs for A ‘and mA ranges, 104 de or 108 2c fms forA ranges. Frequency Range: 40Hz-hiz Feesponse: Average, calbatedin rms of sine wave 25 ee5, MAINTENANCE ‘This secton provides basic maintenance information, including fuse and battery replacement instructions. ‘Do not attempt o repair cr eerice your Meter unless you ae ‘qualtied to do so and have the rolovant calbation, performance test, and sence information ‘5.1 General Maintenance: “Ax Po avoid electrical shock or damage to the ‘meter, donot get water inside the case. Remove the test leads and any input signals before ‘opening the case Paviodcaly wipe the case win a damp cloth and mid ‘detergent. Do not use abrasives or solvents Dirt or melsture in the terminals can afect reasings. To clean te terminals Tum the meter of and remove all test eas. * Shake out any dit that may be inthe terminals + Soak anew swab wih a cleaning and ong agent (euch 2s. wo-40). + Work the swab around in each terminal, The witny eget insulates the terminals from melstue-elaied contamination, ‘5.2 Battery and fuse replacement Ifthe sign “EaYappears onthe LCD display, ft incicates that the battery should be replaced. Remove screws on the back ‘cover and open the case. Replace the exnausted battery wit Fuse rary need replacement and blow almost alays a recut of the operator's error Open the case as mentioned ‘above, and then take the PCB assembly out from the case Replace the blown fuse with ratings specie. Eo A.wannina Bolo attempting to open the case, be sure that test loads hhave been disconnected from measurement circuits 1 avoid ‘electric shock hazard, For protection against fro, replace fuse only with specied ratings: FI: FS0OmA/250V F2:F 104/250 6. HOW To USE THE HOLSTER “The holster is used to protect the meter and to make the measurement mere comfortable. it comes with two stands inte togothor. The foiosng igure shows how to use the halter to ‘8. Suppor the metor wih a standard angle, Support the metor with a small angle using the Ile sand Hang the meter on the wall using the litle stand. Take the lite stand of trom the backside of the largo stand and insert it into hoes located upper onthe hoist. Hot tat cs, Axcaumion: “Using tis appliance in an environment wth astong radiated radlo-requency electromagneic feld9approximately 3Vim). ‘may Infuonce is measuring accuracy. The measuring result ‘canbe strongly deviating from the actual valve"HANDHELD DIGITAL MULTIMETER OPERATOR’S INSTRUCTION MANUAL