MN62
‐
en
‐
GB_V1.1
12/15
4
CAUTIONS
Improper
use
of
this
meter
can
cause
damage,
shock,
injury
or
death.
Read
and
understand
this
user
manual
before
operating
the
meter.
Always
remove
the
test
leads
before
replacing
the
battery
or
fuses.
Inspect
the
condition
of
the
test
leads
and
the
meter
itself
for
any
damage
before
operating
the
meter.
Use
great
care
when
making
measurements
if
the
voltages
are
greater
than
30VAC
rms
or
60VDC.
These
voltages
are
considered
a
shock
hazard.
Always
discharge
capacitors
and
remove
power
from
the
device
under
test
before
performing
Diode,
Resistance
or
Continuity
tests.
Voltage
checks
on
electrical
outlets
can
be
difficult
and
misleading
because
of
the
uncertainty
of
connection
to
the
recessed
electrical
contacts.
Other
means
should
be
used
to
ensure
that
the
terminals
are
not
"live".
If
the
equipment
is
used
in
a
manner
not
specified
by
the
manufacturer,
the
protection
provided
by
the
equipment
may
be
impaired.
This
device
is
not
a
toy
and
must
not
reach
children’s
hands.
It
contains
hazardous
objects
as
well
as
small
parts
that
the
children
could
swallow.
In
case
the
device
is
going
to
be
unused
for
an
extended
period
of
time,
remove
the
batteries
and
store
them
separately.
Expired
or
damaged
batteries
can
cause
cauterization
on
contact
with
the
skin.
Use
protective
gloves
when
handling.
Do
not
short
‐
circuit
the
batteries.
Do
not
throw
batteries
into
a
fire.
This
meter
has
been
designed
for
safe
use,
but
must
be
operated
with
caution.
The
rules
listed
below
must
be
carefully
followed
for
safe
operation.
1.
NEVER
apply
voltage
or
current
to
the
meter
that
exceeds
the
specified
maximum:
Input
Protection
Limits
Function
Maximum
Input
V
DC
or
V
AC
600VDC/AC
rms
µA/mA
AC/DC
500mA
600V
fast
acting
fuse
A
AC/DC
10A
600V
fast
acting
fuse
Frequency,
Resistance,
Capacitance,
Duty
Cycle,
Diode
Test,
Continuity
600VDC/AC
rms
2.
USE
EXTREME
CAUTION
when
working
with
high
voltages.
3.
DO
NOT
measure
voltage
if
the
voltage
on
the
"COM"
input
jack
exceeds
600V
above
earth
ground.
4.
NEVER
connect
the
meter
leads
across
a
voltage
source
while
the
function
switch
is
in
the
current,
resistance,
or
diode
mode.
Doing
so
can
damage
the
meter.
5.
ALWAYS
discharge
filter
capacitors
in
power
supplies
and
disconnect
the
power
when
making
resistance
or
diode
tests.
6.
ALWAYS
turn
off
the
power
and
disconnect
the
test
leads
before
opening
the
covers
to
replace
the
fuse
or
batteries.
7.
NEVER
operate
the
meter
unless
the
back
cover
and
the
battery
and
fuse
covers
are
in
place
and
fastened
securely.
8.
NEVER
change
the
measurement
function
by
turning
the
function
dial
while
testing.
9.
If
the
equipment
is
used
in
a
manner
not
specified
by
the
manufacturer,
the
protection
provided
by
the
equipment
may
be
impaired.
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