USERS MANUAL

DIGITAL MULTIMETER

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 Table of Contents
1. Overview

1.1 Safety information 1

1.1.1 Safety instructions 1
1.1.2 Safety notices 1
1.1.3 Safety symbols 4
1.1.4 Safety maintenance habits 4
1.2 Input protection measures 5

2. Instrument illustration

2.1 Instrument illustration 6

2.2 Display symbol description 7
2.3 Function key description 10
2.4 Input socket description . 10
2.5 Attachments 11

3. Operation Guide

3.1 Regular operation 11

· 3.1.1 Reading hold mode 11
3.1.2 Backlight and lighting function 12
3.1.3 Automatic shutdown function 12

3.2 Measurin_g guide 13

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3.2.1 Measuring AC and DC voltage

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3.2.2 Measuring resistance 14
The digital multimeter is designed and produced according
3.2.3 Measuring diode 15
16 to safety requirements on electronic measuring instrument
3.2.4 Buzzer connection/continuity test
3.2.5 Measuring capacitance 18 and handheld digital multimeter of international electrician
3.2.6 Measuring frequency 19 safety standard IEC - 61010.
3.2.7 Measuring current 19 It complies with 600V CAT Ill of IEC61010. Ill and pollution
3.2.8 NCV test 21
level 2 requirements. Before using this instrument, please
read the user manual carefully and pay attention to related
4. Technical indicators
works afety standards.
1.1 Safety Information
4.1 Comprehensive indicators 21
23 1.1.1 Safety instructions
4.2 Precision indicators
4.2.1 DC voltage 23 • When using this instrument, the user must comply with all
4.2.2 AC voltage 23 standard safety rules about the following two aspects:
4.2.3 Frequency 24 A Safety rules about electric shock.
4.2.4 Resistance 24
B Safety rules on prevention of error use of instrument.
4 .2.5 Diode 25
26 • In order to guarantee your personal safety, please use the
4.2.6 Buzzer connection/disconnection
4.2.7 Capacitance 26 test pens provided with the instrument. Before use, check
4.2.8 DC current 27 and guarantee they are in good conditions.
4.2.9 AC current 27 1.1.2 Safety notices
• If the instrument is used near the equipment with larger
5. Instrument maintenance electromagnetic interference, the instrument reading will
be unstable, and even large error may occur.
5.1 General maintenance 29
5.2 Replace the battery 30

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 • When instrument or pen appearance is damaged, do not voltage.
use. • When conducting resistance, diode, capacitance
• When using the instrument incorrectly, safety function measurement or continuity test, it is required to cut off the
provided by the instrument may validate. power supply of the circuit being tested, and discharge all
• When working around exposed conductor or bus, be careful. high-voltage capacitors in the circuit being tested.
• It is forbidden to use the instrument near explosive gas, • It is not allowed to conduct continuity test on electrified
steam or dust. circuit.
e lt is required to use correct input end, function and range for • Before conducting current measurement, first check the
measurement. insurance tube of the instrument. Before connecting the
• The input value shall not exceed the input limit regulated by instrument to the circuit being measured, first shut down
each range, to avoid damaging the instrument. the power supply of the circuit being measured.
• When the instrument is connected to the line being • When repairing TV set or measuring power conversion
measured, do not touch the input terminal not in use. circuit, be careful of high amplitude voltage pulse in the
• When the meas~red voltage exceeds 60Vdc or 30Vac RMS, circuit being measured, to avoid any damage to the
operate carefully to prevent electric shock. instrument.
• When use test pens for measurement, put your fingers at the • The instrument uses 4 1.SV AAA batteries, and all batteries
back of the test pen protective ring. shall be installed in the battery box of the instrument
• Before changing the range, make sure the test pens are correctly.
removed from the circuit being measured. • When undervoltage symbol (A] appears, change the
• For all DC functions, in order to avoid the risk of electric battery immediately. Insufficient battery may cause error
shock due to possible incorrect readings, please use the AC reading of the instrument, which may cause electric shock
function first to confirm the existence of any AC voltage. or personal injury.
Then, select a DC voltage range equal to or greater than AC • Measurement CAT. Ill voltage shall not exceed 600V

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during measurement; • During maintenance of instrument, use specified

• When the instrument shell (or part of the shell) is being replacement parts.

dismantled, do not use the instrument. • Before opening the instrument, cut off all related power
supply, meanwhile guarantee you're not statically electrified
to avoid damaging components of the instrument.
1.1.3 Safety symbols:
• The calibration and maintenance of instrument could only be
Instrument body and symbols used in the user manual:
done by special personnel.
For warnings and important safety signs, refer to
the user manual before using. Misuse may cause • When opening the instrument, note some capacitance inside
damages to equipment or its parts. the instrument may still have dangerous voltage even after
AC power-off.
DC • If any abnormality of the instrument is observed, stop the

AC or DC instrument immediately and send for maintenance.

Guarantee to use only after qualified by inspection.
Ground
• When not in use for a long time, take down the batteries,
Double insulation protection
and avoid storing them in high temperature and high
Fuse
humidity.
Comply with European Union instructions
Category m600V over-voltage protection 1.2 Input protection measures
• During voltage measurement, the withstand max. input
voltage is DC 600V or AC 600V.
1.1.4 Safety maintenance habits • During frequency, resistance, on-off and diode measurement,
• When opening instrument shell or dismantling battery cover, AC voltage of 600V or voltage of equivalent RMS could be
plug out the test pens first withstood.
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via protective tube (F600mN600V). Instrument appearance

2. Instrument illustration (1) Non-contact voltage inducing area (2) Non-contact voltage
The instrument is a handheld small volume measuring digital indicator (3) LCD display (4) Button (5) Rotary switch (6) Input
multimeter with true RMS. It has a LCD digital display, back socket
light and lighting, which is easy for users to read. It has
2.2 Display symbol description
overload protection and battery under voltage indicator. No
matter for professional personnel, factories, schools, fans or
family use, it is an ideal multi-function instrument.
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Table 1 Display Symbol

Symbol Description

Battery undervoltage indicator/battery low.

&. In order to avoid error reading:which may
CII cause electric shock or human Injury, when
low voltage symbol of the battery appears,
replace the battery immediately.

Automatic shutdown function indicator

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Negative input polarity indication
AC input indication
DC input indication
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Table 1 Display Symbol (Continued)
V:
mV:
V. the unit of voltage.
mV. lx10-3 or 0.001 V.
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A: A. the unit of current
01)) The instrument is in on-off test mode.

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A,mA, 11A mA: mA. 1x10·3 or 0.001 A.
).IA , lxlO"' or 0.000001 A.
* The instrument is in diode test mode.
Indicate automatic range mode ..
!IA:
Q: Ohm, the unit of resistance.
The instrument is in data hold mode. n.lcn,Mn kn: kilo-ohm, 1000 ohms.
Mo: Meg-ohm, 1000,000 ohms.
% Duty ratio
MkHz HZ: Hertz,theunitoffrequency.
NCV The instrument is in non-contact AC voltage detection KHZ: Kilohertz, lx103 Hertz.
MHz; Megahertz, lx106 or 1000
kilohertz.
F: F, the unit of capacitance.
mf: mf, l.xlQ-Jor 0.001 F
mF,pF, nF
!If: pF , 1x10-6 or 0.000001 F.••
nF: nF, lx10"'or0.000000001 F.

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2.3 Function key description All measured public input terminals are
Key
COM connected to the black test pen or public output
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plug of the special multi-function test socket.

SEL
Function selection key, i.e.
Voltage or current: ACV/DCV ACA/DCA r
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Positive input terminal of capacitance, diode
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resistance V Hz%pA I voltage, resistance, frequency, duty ratio, µ A and

When this key is pressed, the instant measured L mA

mA (connected to red test pen).
HOLD
value is held. Press again to cancel this function. Positive )nput terminal of current 10A (connected to
10A
When hold the key for above 2 seconds, the red test pen).
light will turn on; long press for more than 2
seconds, to tum off the light. If this key is not 2.5 Attachments
0/~cf.· pressed, it will turn off automatically after 15 (1) User manual 1 manual
seconds. Short press, to switch on/off the
(2) Test pens One pair
backlight.
AC voltage or AC current: Under the AC voltage
or AC current measurement state, press this key
to select ACV/HZ/% or ACA/HZ/% measurement 3. Operation Guide
HZ/% mode. 3.1 Regular operation

Frequency measurement: Select HZ or % 3.1.1 Reading hold mode

measurement mode. In reading hold mode, the current reading could be held on
the display. Change measuring function gear or press
2.4 Input socket description HOLD again to exit reading hold mode.
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To enter or exit reading hold mode:
1. Press "HOLD" key, the reading would be hold and the· la·

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3.2 Measuring guide
2. Press "HOLD" key again to restore the instrument to normal 3.2.1 Measu ring AC and DC voltage
measurement state.

3.1.2 Backlight and lighting function _& -It is not allowed to measure any voltage higher than
600V DC or 600V AC rms, to avoid electric shock and/
The instrument is configured with backlight and lighting
or damaged instrument.
function, so that users could read measurement results
It is not allowed to apply a voltage over 600V DC Or
accurately even unde; unsound lighting conditions. The 600V AC r~s on common port and The ground, to
operation of turning on or off backlight is as follows: avoid electric shock andor damaged instrument.
1. Long press the a/·:/1, key for above 2 seconds, to turn on the
The DC voltage range of the instrument is: 600.0mV, 6.000V,
light; short press the turn on the backlight.
60.00V and 600.0V; the AC voltage range is: 6.000V, 60.00V
2. Long press the 0 /-:/f. key for above 2 seconds again, turn off
and 600.0V.
the light manually, and short press to turn off the backlight; or
Measure AC or DC voltage:
the backlight and light will turn off automatically after about
1. Turn the rotary switch to~ and press "SEL" key to switch
15 seconds.
DC or AC voltage function .
3.1.3 Automatic shutdown function 2. Connect the black test pen and the red test pen to COM
If there's no operation within about 15 minutes after startup,
input socket and V input socket.
the instrument will make a Di-Di sound to prompt the
3. Use the test pen to measure the voltage of the circuit to
automatic shutdown of power supply, and enter sleep state. In
be tested . (In parallel connection with the circuit to be
automatic shutdown mode, press SEL key to restart.
tested)
4. Read the measured voltage from the LCD display. When
measuring DC voltage, the display will display the voltage
polarity connected to the red pen.

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 Note: input socket and V/n input socket.
(1) In DC 600mV and AC 6V range, even if there' s no input 3. Use· the test pen to measure the resistance of the circuit to
or test pen connected, the instrument will have several be tested.
displays, in this case, short circuit the "V - n" and "COM" ,
to make the instrument display zeroing.
l 4. Read the measured resistance from the LCD display.
Note:

(2) Under AC voltage function, press HZ/% key to measure the i (1) Resistance measured on .the circuit is usually different
from the rated value of resistance.
frequency of AC voltage source (0HZ~ lOKHZ).
(2) During measurement of low resistance, in order to
(3) AC voltage measured with this instrument is a true RMS
guarantee accuracy, first short circuit two pens and read
(root mean square). For sine wave and other waveforms
the resistance for pen short circuit, and it is required to
(without DC offset), such as square wave, triangle wave and
reduce such resistance after measuring the resistance.
staircase wave, such measurements are accurate.
(3) In 60Mn, reading could be stable only after several
seconds. This is normal to high resistance measurement.
3.2.2 Measuring resistance
(4) When the instrument is of open circuit, the display will
&. In order to avoid any damage to instrument or
indicator 'OL", indicating the measured value exceeds the
measured equipment, before measuring resistance, cut off
range.
all power supplies of the circuit being measured and fully
discharge all high-voltage capacitors.
3.2.3 Measuring diode
The unit of resistance is ohm (n).
The resistance ranges of the instrument are namely 600.00, &, In order to avoid any damage to instrument or
measured equipment, before measuring diode, cut off
6.000kn, 60.00kn, 600.0kn, 6.000Mn, and 60.00Mn.
Measure resistance: \ all power supplies of the circuit being measured and
fully discharge all high-voltage capacitors.
1. Turn the rotary switch ton gear.
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Test a diode outside the circuit COM input socket and V/n input socket.
1. Turn the rotary switch to* 01>) n, and press "SEL" key 3. Use both ends of the test pen to measure the
to switch *• •II) or resistance function . resistance of the circuit being measured, if the
2. Connect the black test pen and the red test pen to COM measured circuit resistance is no greater than about
input socket and V/n input socket. 400, the sensing indicator (green light) will tum on,
3. Connect the black test pen and the red test pen to the
and the buzzer will make continuous sound. If the
cathode and anode of the diode being tested.
measured resistance is greater than 400 and less than
4. The instrument will display the forward biased voltage of
600, the sensing indicator (red light) will tum on.
the_ diode being tested . If the polarity of the test pen
reversely connected, the instrument wjll display ' OL".
In the circuit, normal diodes shall still produce a forward
voltage drop from 0S.V to 0.8V; but the reading of backward
biased voltage would be determined by the resistance change
of other channels between two pens.

3.2.4 Buzzer connection/continuity test

&. In order to avoid any damage to instrument or

measured equipment, before buzzer on-off test, cut off
all power supplies of the circuit being measured and
fully discharge all high-voltage capacitors.

On-off test: ·
1. Turn the rotary switch to* •II) n gear. Press· SEL" ,into
buzzer connection/continuity test.
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 3.2.6 Measuring frequency
3.2.5 Measuring capacitance
& It · is not allowed to measure any voltage higher
& In order to avoid any damage to instrument or than 250V DC or AC rms, to avoid electric shock and/or
measured equipment, before measuring capacitance, damaged instrument.
cut off all power supplies of the circuit being measured Measure frequency:
and fully discharge all high-voltage capacitors. Use DC 1. Turn the rotary switch to HZ%, and press "Hz%" key to
voltage to confirm the capacitor is discharged. switch between HZ and % function.
The capacitance ranges of the instrument are namely 2. Connect the black test pen and the red test pen to COM
10.000nF, 100.00nF, 1000. 0nF, 10.000µF, 100.00µF and 1000. input socket and Hz input socket.
0µF, lOmF, lOOmF. 3. Use both ends of the test pen to measure the frequency of
Measure capacitance: the circuit to be tested .
1. Turn the rotary switch to _-I I-gear. 4. Read the measured frequency from the LCD display.

2. Connect the black test pen and the red test pen to COM 3.2.7 Mea~uring current
input socket and -11- input socket.
3. Use both ends of the test pen to measure the capacitance & When the open-circuit voltage to the ground exceeds
250V, do not measure the current on the circuit. If the
of the capacitor to be measured, and read the measured
fuse is burnt during measurement, you are likely
value from the LCD display.
to damage the instrument or hurt yourself.
Note:
In order to avoid any damage to the instrument
(1) When measuring large capacitance, a period time is or the measured equipment, before measuring current,
required to achieve a stable reading. please check the fuse of the instrument first. During
(2) When measuring capacitance with polarity, note the measurement, use correct input socket, function gear

corresponding polarity, to avoid any damage to the and range. When the test pen is inserted onto the
current input socket, do not bridge the other end of the
instrument.
test pen to any circuit in parallel.

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 The DC current ranges of the instrument are namely 600µA, 3.2.8 NCV test (non-contact voltage detection)
6000µA, 60.00mA, 600.0mA, 6.000A and 10.00A. Turn the rotary switch to the NCV gear, and close the
The AC current ranges are namely 600µA , 6000µA , 60.00mA, instrument top to the conductor, if the instrument detects AC
600.0mA, 6.000A and 10.00A; voltage, the instrument will light up indicator of
corresponding signal strength (high, medium and low),
Measure current:
according to the detected signal strength, meanwhile the
1. Turn the rotary switch to a proper gear, and press the
buzzer will make alarm sounds of different frequencies.
"SEL" key to switch DC or AC current function .
Note:
2. Connect the black test pen to the COM input socket. If
1. Even if there's no indication, voltage may still exist. Do not
the measured current is less than 600mA, connect the
red test pen to the µAmA input socket; if the measured judge whether there's voltage in lead depending on
current ranges from 6A to l0A, connect the red test pen ~on -contact voltage detector. Detection may be impacted by
to the l0A input socket. factors sucti as different socket designs, and insulation
3. Disconnect the circuit to be measured. Connect the black thickness types etc.
test pen to one end of the disconnected circuit (with 2: When inputting voltage at instrument input terminal, for the
lower voltage), and connect the red test pen to one existence of induced voltage, the voltage sensing indicator
end of the disconnected circuit (with higher voltage).
may also light up.
4. Connect the power supply of the circuit, and then read
3: Interference sources from external environment (i.e. flash
out the reading from the display. If the display only
light, motor etc.), may trigger non-contact voltage detection
shows "OL", it indicates the input exce~ds the selected
by mistake.
range, and the rotary switch shall be placed in a higher
range.
Note: 4 Technical indicatQrs
•Under AC voltage function, press HZ/% key to measure 4.1 Comprehensive indicators
the frequ e ncy of AC current (0HZ-l0KHZ). Use environmental conditions:

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600V CAT Ill pollution level.

4.2 Precision indicators
Altitude < 2000m.
Accuracy: ± ( %reading + characters), warranty is one year
Working environment temperature and humidity: 0-40°( since the date of delivery.
( <80% RH, < l0°C not considered). Basic conditions: Ambient temperature is l8°C to 28°C, and
relative humidity is no greater than 80%.
Storage environment temperature and humidity: -10-60°(
4.2.1 DC voltage
(< 70% RH, battery taken off).
Range Resolution Accuracy
• Temperature coefficient: 0.1 x accuracy/°( (<l8°C or >28°(). 600mV O.lmV
• Measure the maximum allowable voltage between the 6V lmV
±(0.5% reading + 3 characters)
measurement end and the ground: 600V DC or 600V AC RMS. 60V lOmV

• Fuse protection: mA gear: Tube FF 600mN600V; 600V lOOmV

Input impedance: lOMn.
Gear A: Fuse FF 10A/600V
Max. input voltage: 600Vdc or 600Vac RMS.
• Conversion rate: About 3 times/second

• Display: 6000 counts LCD display. Display unit symbols 4.2.2 AC voltage
Range Resolution Accuracy
automatically according to measurement function gear.

• Over range indication: The LCD displays "01..'.' . 6V lmV ±(0.8% reading + 3 characters)
60V lOmV (<SOOHz)
• Battery low voltage indication: When battery voltage is lower
than normal operating voltage, the"Cil" will display. ± (1.5% reading + 10 characters)
600V lOOmV
(>=SOOHz)
• Input polarity indication: It will display •-• automatically.
Input impedance: lOMn
• Poy.,er supply: 4 x 1.SV AAA battery. Max. input voltage: 600Vdc or 600Vac RMS.
• Dimension: 150 mm(L)x75mm(W) x48mm(H). Frequency response: OHz-lOKHz true RMS
• Weight: About 240g (including battery).
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4.2.3 Frequency 4.2.5 Diode

Range Resolution Accuracy
9.999Hz 0.00lHz Function Range Resolution Test conditions
99.99Hz 0.0lHz
999.9Hz O.lHz
±(0.5% reading + 3
9.999KHz 0.001 KHz
characters)
99.99KHz 0.01 KHz Diode
999.9KHz 0.1 KHz test 0-3V 0.001V The display shows an
9.999MHz 0.001MHz approximate value of
Input voltage range:200mV-10Vac RMS
Overload protection: 600V DC/AC
* forward voltage drop of the
diode.
Overload protection: 600V DC/AC

4.2.4 Resistance
Range Resolution ~ccuracy
6000 0.10
6kn 10
60kn 100 ±(0.8% reading + 3
600kn 1000 characters)
6Mn lkn
60MO l0kn
Overload protection: 600V DC/AC
Open circuit voltage: 1V

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4.2.6 Buzzer connection/disconnection Overload protection: 600V DC/AC

. Test 4.2.8 DC current

Function Range Resolution Description conditions Accuracy
R~nge Resolution
600µA 0.lµA
When the built-in Open 6000µA lµA ±(0.8% readin~ + 3
buzzer sounds, and 60mA O.OlmA characters
circuit
the green indicator 600mA 0.lmA
voltage
lights the up, 6.000A lmA :1:(1.2% reading + 3
: About 10.00A lOmA characters)
measured resistance
01)) . 6000 lV
0.10 is no greater than Overload protection: mA range fuse (FF600mA/600V);
about 300. At about lOA range fuse (FF10N600V).
Max. input current: mA gear: 600mA DC or AC RMS;
400 -600 , the red
lOA gear: lOA DC or AC RMS
indicator lights up.
When the measured current is greater than SA, the continuous
Greater than 6000
measuring time cannot exceed lO;econds, and it is required
and disolay OL to stop the current measurement for 1 minute after
Overload protection: 600V DC/AC measuring.
4.2.7 Capacitance
Range Resolution Accuracy 4.2.9 AC current
Range Resolution Accuracy
lOnF O.OOlnF ±(4.0% reading + 10
characters) 600µA O.lµA
lOOnF O.OlnF ±(1.0% reading + 3
6000uA luA
lOOOnF O.lnF characters)
60mA O.OlmA
lOµF lnF
lOOµF ±(4.0% reading + 3 characters) 600mA O.lmA
lOnF
lOOOµF lOOnF GA lmA ±(1.5% reading + 3
lOmF lOA lOmA characters)
luF

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 Overload protection; mA range fuse (FF600mA/600V); lOA
5. Instrument maintenance
range fuse (FF10A/600V).
·Max. input current: mA gear: 600mA DC or AC RMS; Basic maintenance information provided in th is section,
l0A gear: l0A DC or AC RMS includes instructions on the replacement of protective tube
When the measured current is greater than SA, the continuous and the replacement of battery.
measuring time cannot exceed 10 seconds, and it is required Unless otherwise you are an experienced maintenance person
to stop the current measurement for 1 minute after and possess related calibration, performance test and
measuring. maintenance information, do not try to repair this instrument.
Frequency response; 0Hz-lOKHz, true RMS

5.1 General maintenance

& In order to avoid electric shock or damage to instrument,

do not wet the inside of the instrument. Before opening the
shell or the battery cover, be sure to dismantle the
connecting wire between the test pen and the input signal.

Use wet cloth and a small amount of detergent to clean the

instrument shell, and do not use any abrasive or chemical
solvent.
If the input socket is polluted or wet, it may affect the reading .

Be sure to clean the input socket:

(1) Turn off the instrument, and pull out all test pens from the
in put socket.
(2) Remove all pollutants on the socket.
(3) Use a new cotton ball to soak with detergent or lubricant,

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 to clean each sock.et, while the lubricant could prevent sock.et
pollution related to moisture.

Lr:. In order to avoid electric shock or personal injury

caused by error reading, replace the battery immediately
when the " Ci) " symbol appears on the instrument
display.
Only specified fuse (600mA/600V, 10A/600V
quick-acting fuse) could be used.
In order to avoid electric shock or personal injury,
before opening the battery cover and replacing the
battery, it is required to shut down and check whether
the test pens have been disconnected from the measured
circuit.

5.2 Replace battery and fuse

Please replace battery according to the following steps:
1. Disconnect the power supply of the instrument.
2. Pull out all test pens from the input sock.et.
3. Use a screwdriver to unfasten screws fixing battery cover.
4. Remove the battery cover.
5. Remove the old battery or damaged fuse.
6. Replace with a new 4 x 1.SV AAA battery or ne~ fuse.
7. Place the battery cover and fasten the bolts.

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