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I want to use an old xbox 360 PSU- 12V 175W output- for my 12V sup pump (pump/air compressor).
When I connected the PSU to the pump directly the SUP pump worked without a problem until it switched to the air compressor( it does it automatically after the pressure reaches 1 psi. The moment...
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I have an all-in-one washer/dryer unit and it is giving me error codes. I have the manual that describes how to test the various components on the control module, but the introduction to the Component Testing Procedures section has me a little confused. It seems to contradict itself by...
The MS8268 multimeter has worked fine with no issues, but it's been in a drawer for several months.
Batteries had corroded, but the contacts appear to be fine.
I tested continuity and the battery clips seem to be okay. Opening the case there doesn't appear to be any corrosion and the springs...
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I am trying to do the 180 degree test on the aramature of a 240 volt electric motor, out of a blender. Youtube would sujest that the resistance readings should be about the same if there is no fault. I am getting the following- 1.4 2.6 4.9 5.4 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.5 11.8 12.4 12.1 12.7 Likewise...
Hello everyone, friends. In cases where I do not have a clamp meter, I want to measure the current drawn by the phases of a 3-phase motor with my multimeter. I left a picture below as an example. I connected my red probe to 10A., my black probe to Com. After turning the multimeter to 10A; For...
Saw this on Irish Consumer site (CPCC.ie) HERE
Not sure about the rest of the UK but worth checking if you have one.
Fluke Europe BV recalls to repair BEHA-AMPROBE AM 500 and AM 510 multimeters
APRIL 6, 2023
Fluke Europe BV is carrying out a recall to repair on BEHA-AMPROBE AM 500 and AM 510...
The ends of the cables are completely sealed and there is nothing in the instructures that suggests I have to manually cut the plastic ends off to expose the metal pins inside but I can't understand how else I'm supposed to use them with this or any other multimeter. Is this a thing with probe...
having decided to retrain mid life to another trade and become an electrician, the training i find is rahter slow due to all theory/written (so far) being online, so having no experience people to discuss thing in person as and when, i have my first question, (for a coursework) when slecting a...
Hi, I’m just wondering what sort of readings I can expect for faults on a multimeter? I’ve only ever used a multifunction tester. What readings can I expect for a short cct fault or a polarity fault? I know that open cct will be 0L/1, cheers
When I use Fluke multimeter clamp-type [true RMS meter] to measure AC current in a 3.5C XLPE cable, does it give the value of leakage current or RMS value of current per phase through the cable?
Anyone knows just by looking at the back of the multimeter whether this multimeter is supposed to make sound when checking for continuity. I have replaced the fuse on the left of the image and also has a 9V battery. It works OK but never made a sound when checking for continuity.
Hi to all,
Do any of you use a AVO830 multimeter?
I got one recently but found the readings to be very slow , when on auto ranging, compared to other multimeters we use in the dept. e.g: Brymen, UNI-T, Fluke.
This is very noticeable when measuring AC on auto ranging. On manual ranging ireads at...
With apologies in advance for the newbie question...
I'm using a multimeter to figure out the source of my battery drain, so attempting to measure the leakage current between my battery terminal and its lead. When taking the readings shown below, they are quite steady, but as you can see, on...
I am testing a 1948 Ford tractor coil. Specs call for resistance between 1.06-1.17 ohms. Using Southwire multitester that is unadjustable. When touching leads of tester together, tester reads .4 ohms. Testing the coil shows 1.1 ohms. Is the reading of the coil really 1.1 ohms or net of the...
Hi, I'm new to electronics and exploring the basics so please please forgive me.
Currently I have a simple circuit with a 12V,1A PSU, bulb and mulitmeter.
When using the multimeter to meaure the bulb's resistance I get 4.5 ohms and then 12V for the voltage across the bulb. According to Ohm's...
Can anyone tell me if the two probes are plugged into the right sockets so I can measure the amps on my heated motorcycle grips? Also which setting do I need to put the dial.
Once I get that bit sorted how do I then go about testing my heated grips on my bike?
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