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4.
The approximate forward voltage drop of the diode will be displayed in
mV. If the connection is reversed only "1" will be shown.
NOTE: This setting is for testing the charge of small 9V or 1.5V batteries
only. Never use this setting to test automotive or lead-acid batteries.
The high current could cause damage to the meter and/or cause severe
personal injury. Use the appropriate DC Voltage setting to test the open
current voltage of such batteries instead.
1.
Turn the Range Selector Switch to the Battery (
2.
Plug the red Test Lead into the VΩmA (Center) Jack. Plug the black Test
Lead into the Com (Bottom) Jack. Switch the Multimeter ON.
3.
Connect the red probe to the positive terminal of the battery and the black
to the negative terminal.
4.
The battery amperage under a load of 370 mΩ will be displayed to a
resolution of .1mA.
5.
Normal amperage:
1.
Wipe unit with a slightly damp cloth using a light detergent. Do not use
solvents or abrasives.
2.
Remove battery if not in use for long periods.
3.
Store unit in a dry location.
4.
Other than the battery and fuse, there are no replaceable parts on this unit.
Repairs should be done by a qualified technician.
To replace the battery or fuse:
1.
Remove the Test Leads from the multimeter.
2.
Turn the unit over.
3.
Remove both screws using a cross head screwdriver.
4.
Remove back cover.
5.
Pull battery/fuse out of unit and replace with the same.
(9V battery or 500mA/250V fast-acting fuse)
6.
Replace cover and retighten screws.
NOTE: No replacement parts are available for this tool.
SKU 69096
For replacement parts, please call 1-800-444-3353.
Battery Charge Measurement
Test the amount of charge left in batteries.
For a standard 9V ( 6LR61 ) battery
For a 1.5 V "AA" ( LR6 ) battery
Maintenance
Battery/Fuse Replacement
) position.
= 25 mA
= 4 mA
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