1 - Check out list
The FF310 FaultFinder set consists of:
FF310R - Receiver
FF310T - Transmitter
CT8002AA Professional Circuit Tester
CT6100 Fuse Socket Connectors
2 factory supplied 9 volt alkaline batteries, type Duracell MN1604
Foam padded polypropylene carrying case.
User’s manual.
2 - Start Up
Both the FF310T and FF310R are factory supplied with batteries. To install the batteries
follow the steps below:
1. Open battery drawer at back of each unit (factory supplied batteries
are disconnected).
2. Remove the battery, and connect it observing the polarity of the battery connector,
repeating the operation on both units.
3. Press the On/Off button on the FF310T, green LED will start fl ashing. If green LED
does not starts fl ashing, check the battery polarity and reinstall if necessary. To turn
the unit off, press the On/Off button again.
4. Press the On/Off button on the FF310R, green LED will turn on. If the green LED
does not turn on, check the battery polarity and reinstall if necessary. To turn the
unit off press the On/Off button again.
3 - Turning On and Off the FF310T and FF310R
FF310T
The transmitter is turned on and off by momentarily pressing the On/Off
button, and it must be turned off manually after use by pressing the On/Off button. Before
storing the unit check to make sure that all lights are off, failure to do so will result in a
much shorter battery life.
FF310R
The receiver can be turned on and off manually by momentarily pressing the On/Off button,
however after 3 minutes of not being used, it will turn off automatically to conserve battery
power. Turning the unit off manually will prolong battery life.
Low battery indicator
From time to time the batteries on both units will need to be replaced. When the battery
is below the minimum operating voltage, upon turning the unit on (FF310T and FF310R)
both lights will fl ash for 1 second and the unit will turn off automatically. In this case replace
the batteries with a new set of 9 Volt alkaline batteries. To install the new batteries, follow
the instructions in the preceding section: 2 – Start Up.
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