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MEASURING RESISTANCE
(Ohm
scale is
printed
in black)
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INSTRU\1[.N1'
F8.OM
BURNOtIT.
2.
Insert
one of
the
voltage
test leads into
the "V. Q
" receptacle
located on the
bottom
of
the instrument,
push
firmly
in and turn clockwise
to
lock
(Fig.
16). Insert the
ohmprobe
into the
"
Q
" receptacle on
the
right
side
of the instrument,
push
ilrmly
in and turn
clockwisc to lock
(Fig.
17).
F
ig.- 16
Maks
sure that the
pointer
is
on
the
"
€
"
mark of thc scale.
lf not, set the
pointer
to
the
"
@
",
using the zcro adjust screw
(Fig.
5).
When
making this adjustment,
do not short
the test leads
(l.ig.
1
8).
F is.-
17
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F is.- 18
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