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General| Diode test | Yes |
|---|---|
| Product type | Digital multimeter |
| Product color | Black, Yellow |
| Measuring category | CAT III 600V |
| Placement supported | Handheld multimeter |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -40 - 60 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | -10 - 50 °C |
| Battery type | 9V |
| Power source | Battery |
| Battery technology | Alkaline |
| Number of batteries supported | 1 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 46 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 84 mm |
| Height | 167 mm |
| Weight | 550 g |
Provides contact information for Fluke, including phone numbers and website.
Explains the ' symbol indicating hazardous voltage or overload conditions.
General guidelines to avoid electric shock and personal injury when using the meter.
Precautions for working in hazardous locations, using protective equipment, and avoiding risks.
Defines common symbols found on the meter and in the manual for clarity.
Explains the meaning of display symbols like continuity, diode test, negative value, and hold.
Details symbols for MIN MAX AVG, LoZ, units, DC/AC, battery status, range, bar graph, Auto/Manual modes, and OPEN.
Identifies the COM and input terminals and lists common error messages with their meanings.
Details each rotary switch position and the corresponding measurement function it performs.
Explains the automatic sleep mode and how to disable it.
Details how to capture minimum, maximum, and average readings.
Describes how to freeze the displayed reading and the associated safety warning.
Explains how to turn the backlight on/off and disable auto-off.
Describes the difference between manual and autoranging modes.
Details how to hold specific buttons during power-on to activate special functions.
Provides the correct procedure for connecting and disconnecting test leads to avoid hazards.
Illustrates the setup for measuring resistance and includes a critical safety warning.
Explains how to perform continuity tests and notes its effectiveness compared to resistance.
Illustrates how to measure AC and DC voltages using the meter's V settings.
Demonstrates how to measure AC and DC millivolts using the mV settings.
Explains the Auto-V function for automatic AC/DC voltage selection and its low impedance feature.
Details how to measure AC and DC current, including safety warnings and switch positions.
Describes the procedure for measuring current in flame rectification circuits.
Illustrates the process for measuring capacitance values with the meter.
Explains how to measure temperature using the K-type thermocouple probe.
Details how to measure frequency, including the trigger level and bar graph behavior.
Describes the special mode for measuring capacitance in circuits with ghost voltage.
Illustrates how to test diodes in forward and reverse bias, and identify open or shorted diodes.
Explains using an optional current probe for measuring currents exceeding the meter's rating.
Describes the bargraph as an analog meter needle, its indicators, and use for peak/null adjustments.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the meter's battery.
Details how to clean the meter case, lens, and terminals using appropriate materials.
Lists general specifications including accuracy, temperature, altitude, battery life, and safety compliances.
Enlists the various certifications and standards the meter complies with.
Provides nominal input impedance and common/normal mode rejection ratios for various functions.
Lists the open circuit test voltage and short circuit current for specific functions.
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