If Something Seems Wrong - Fluke DTX-1800 Technical Reference Handbook

If Something Seems Wrong

If something seems wrong with the tester, refer to
Table 14-1.
If Table 14-1 does not help you solve a problem with the
tester, contact Fluke Networks for additional help. See page
1-3 for contact information.
The keypad does not respond.
M
Press and hold until the tester turns off. Then turn the tester on again. If the problem persists, update the tester's software
if a newer version is available.
System error occurs.
K
Press OK. If the tester does not recover, press and hold
tester's software. If the tester already has the latest software, contact Fluke Networks for assistance.
The tester will not turn on, even with the ac adapter connected.
The battery may be completely discharged. Let the battery charge for a few minutes with the tester off.
The battery LED is flashing red.
The battery did not reach full charge within 6 hours. Verify that the battery was charged within the temperature range
of 32 °F to 113 °F (0 °C to 45 °C). Disconnect then reconnect ac power and try charging the battery again. If the battery
does not charge the second time, retrain the battery gauge. See page 14-6
If possible, have the tester's serial number, software and
hardware versions, and calibration date available. To see
this information, turn the rotary switch to SPECIAL
FUNCTIONS; then select Version Information.
For warranty information, refer to the warranty at the
beginning of this manual. If the warranty has lapsed,
contact Fluke Networks for repair prices.
Table 14-1. Troubleshooting the Tester
M
until the tester turns off. If the error recurs, update the
Maintenance and Specifications
If Something Seems Wrong
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