4. The approximate forward
voltage
drop
of
the diode
will be
displayed
in
mV.
If
the
conneCtion
is reversed
only "1" will
be shown.
Battery Charge Measurement
Test the amount
of
charge left
in batteries.
NOTE:
This setting is for testing the charge of
small
9V
or
1.
SV
batteries
2D.blĀ·
~
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
H
1-)
position.
2.
Plug
the red Test Lead into the
VOmA
(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
mO
will
be
displayed to a
resolution
of
.1
mA.
5.
Normal
amperage: For a standard
9V
(6LR61) battery = 25
mA
For a 1 .5 V
"AA"
(LR6) battery
=
4
mA
Maintenance
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
un
it 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.
Battery/Fuse Replacement
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
un
it 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.
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