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Whenever
possible,
the
test
probes
should
be
disconnected
from
the
voltage
source
(or
the
source
shut
off)
before
the
range
switch
position
is
changed.
This
practice
will
result
in
an
increased
life
and
reliability
for
the
VOM.
The
Meter
Zero
Adjust
Screw
is
located
on
the
lower
center
of
the
meter
cover.
It
should
be
periodically
adjusted
so
the
meter
pointer
is
on
zero
with
no
input
into
the
VOM.
Readings
on
the
sensitive
voltage,
current
and
resistance
ranges
may
sometimes
be
different
than
calculated
values.
Thermo-electric
or
electro-chemical
reactions
can
sometimes
generate
voltage
(or
current)
in
a
circuit
due
to
elevated
temperatures
from
soldering,
contact
of
dissimilar
metals,
chemical
fumes
or
moisture.
Also,
the
fingers
should
never
touch
the
metal
parts
of
the
test
probes
since
body
resistance
can
cause
erroneous
readings—particularly
on
the
high
ohmmeter
ranges.
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CAUTION:
Always
observe
the
following
rules
and
procedures
when
making
measurements
in
high
voltage
circuits.
1.
Turn
off
equipment
or
other
source
of
voltage,
before
con-
necting
test
probes.
Make
sure
no
capacitors
in
the
circuit
being
tested
remain
charged
to
a
high
voltage.
2.
Install
alligator
clips
on
test
probes.
While
holding
the
in-
sulated
section
of
the
test
probe,
check
circuit
to
see
if
any
voltage
(or
current)
is
present.
If
no
voltage
is
present,
con-
nect
the
alligator
clips
to
the
circuit
to
be
measured.
3.
Turn
on
equipment,
or
voltage
source,
and
take
required
readings.
DO
NOT
handle
or
touch
the
VOM,
test
leads
or
test
probes
with
power
source
turned
on.
Observing
the
above
rules
and
precautions
will
result
in
con-
tinued
accurate
measurements
with
your
VOM
at
increased
safety
to
equipment
and
personnel.

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