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Version du 25 décembre 2019 à 07:55

Auteur avatarRachelAnne | Dernière modification 25/12/2019 par RachelAnne

Introduction

The household appliances in your home sometimes have a short circuit. Under the circumstances , you need to use a multimeter to detect it. So in the following, I’ll introduce to you  about the usage of the multimeter. I hope it can help you.

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Outils

Étape 1 - Before using the multimeter, perform "zero adjustment".




Étape 2 - When there is no measured power, make the pointer of the multimeter point to the position of zero voltage or zero current.




Étape 3 - The multimeter must be placed horizontally when used to avoid errors.




Étape 4 - Do not touch the metal part of the test lead with your hands to ensure accurate measurement and personal safety.




Étape 5 - When measuring a certain amount of electricity, especially for high voltage or large current, you cannot shift gears while measuring, otherwise the multimeter will be damaged.




Étape 6 - If there is a need to shift gears, disconnect the test leads first and then shift gears for next measurement.




Étape 7 - After the multimeter is used, set the transfer switch to the maximum block of AC voltage.




Étape 8 - If the multimeter is not used for a long time, take out the battery inside the multimeter.




Notes et références

Related Source:

What Is a Multimeter?

Test Resistors with the Multimeter

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