What to do if the battery annunciator is on in my HP 973a Multimeter?
If the battery annunciator is on in your HP Multimeter, it indicates low battery voltage. You should replace the batteries to resolve this issue.
How to fix HP 973a Multimeter that won’t turn on?
If your HP Multimeter won’t turn on, the most likely cause is dead batteries. Replace the batteries to solve this problem.
What to do if my HP 973a Multimeter display flashes and beeps rapidly?
If your HP Multimeter's display is flashing and beeping rapidly, it could be due to two reasons. First, the input limit might have been exceeded, in which case you should remove the test leads and press any key to reset the unit. Second, the test leads might be in the wrong terminal for the measurement function. Try changing the test leads or adjusting the function switch position.
How to fix HP Multimeter when it won’t turn off?
If your HP Multimeter won’t turn off, it's likely because the input limit has been exceeded. To resolve this, remove the test leads and press any key to reset the device.
General| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Model | 973a |
| Category | Multimeter |
| Language | English |
Maximum voltage limits for various functions to prevent damage and ensure safety.
Detailed sequence of actions for calibrating the multimeter's functions and ranges.
Common problems encountered with the multimeter and suggested solutions.
Accuracy, resolution, range, and input resistance for DC voltage measurements.
Accuracy and input impedance details for AC voltage measurements on both models.
Specifications for combined AC/DC voltage and DC current measurements.
Specifications for AC current, resistance, continuity testing, and diode testing functions.
Accuracy and operating ranges for capacitance and frequency measurements.
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