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Fluke 8842A User Manual

Fluke 8842A
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Maintenance
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
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Figure 6-5. Example A/D Calibration Program
6-27. DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
WARNING
TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK, REMOVE THE POWER CORD
AND TEST LEADS BEFORE DISASSEMBLING THE
INSTRUMENT. OPENING COVERS MAY EXPOSE LIVE PARTS.
CAUTION
To avoid contaminating the printed circuit assemblies (PCAs),
handle the PCAs by their edges. Do not handle the areas of the
PCAs that are not solder masked unless absolutely necessary.
These areas must be cleaned if contaminated.
The following paragraphs present a disassembly procedure for the 8842A. The procedure
should be performed in the order presented. Remove the case first, and then remove
Option -09, the True RMS AC PCA, Option -05, the IEEE-488 Interface PCA, the Main
PCA, and the front panel. For reference, see the final assembly drawing in Section 7.

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Fluke 8842A Specifications

General IconGeneral
Maximum Voltage1000 V
Maximum Current2 A
Operating Temperature0°C to 50°C
Weight2.5 kg
DC Voltage Range100mV to 1000V
DC Current Range0 to 2 A
AC Current Range0 to 2 A
Frequency Range20 Hz to 20kHz
Basic Resistance Accuracy0.01%
Dimensions216mm x 88mm x 280mm
Resistance Range200 Ω to 20 MΩ

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