OPERATOR
SAFETY
INFORMATION
This meter has been designed
and
tested according
to
I EC Publication
348. Follow
all safety
and operating instructions
to ensure that
the meter is
used
safely and is
kept in
good
operating condition.
•
Never
use
the
meter if the meter
or
test leads look damaged.
•
Always turn off power
to
the circuit
before cutting,
unsoldering, or breaking
the circuit. Small
amounts of current can
be dangerous.
•
Never
measure resistance in
a circuit when
power is applied
to the circuit.
•
Never
touch the probes
to a voltage source when
the
test
leads are plugged into
the 10A or
300
mA input
jack.
•
To avoid damage or injury, never
use the
meter on unprotected circuits
that exceed 4800
volt-amps.
•
Never apply more than 1000V
dc
or
750V ac rms (sine) between any
input jack
and earth
ground.
•
Always
be
careful when
working with
voltages
above
60V
dc
or
30V
ac rms. Such voltages
pose a shock hazard.
•
Always keep your fingers
behind
the finger guards on
the probe
when
making
measurements.
•
Always
use a
high
voltage probe
to measure voltage if
the peak voltage might
exceed
1000V.
SYMBOLS MARKED
ON EQUIPMENT
DANGER
-
High
voltage.
Attention
-
refer
to the manual. This
symbol
indicates
that information
about
usage of
a feature is
contained in
the manual.
Fuse
information.
USE
THE
PROPER
FUSE
To
avoid fire
hazard, use only
a
fuse
identical in
type, voltage rating, and current rating
as
specified on
the case bottom fuse rating
label.
DO NOT
OPERATE
DISASSEMBLED
METER
Always
operate the
meter with
case top and bottom
properly assembled.
Access procedures and the warnings
for such
procedures
are
contained in this Service
Manual. Service
procedures are for qualified
service
personnel only.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO
OPERATE IF
PROTECTION MAY BE IMPAIRED
If the meter
appears damaged or
operates abnormally, protection may
be impaired.
Do
not attempt
to operate it.
When
in
doubt, have the meter serviced.
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