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Caution
If this instrument is used in the vicinity of
equipment which generates electromag-
netic interference, the display may become
unstable or the measurements shown may
be subject to large errors.
TEST EQUIPMENT RISK ASSESSMENT
Users of this equipment and/or their
employers are reminded that Health and
Safety Legislation requires them to carry
out a valid risk assessments of all electrical
work, so as to identify potential sources of
electrical danger and risk of electrical injury
such as from inadvertent short circuits.
Cleaning, Maintenance and Repair
To clean the instrument, wipe the case with
a damp cloth and detergent; do not use
abrasives or solvents.
Remove the batteries if the instrument is to
be stored for a long period.
Maintenance not covered in this Instruction
Manual should only be performed by
qualified personnel. To maintain accuracy,
this instrument should be calibrated at least
yearly, or if it is suspected of being
inaccurate.
Repairs should only be performed by
qualified personnel. For maintenance,
repair and calibration, contact your local
distributor or RS Components; the address
is given at the end of these instructions.
Battery Replacement
When the low-battery indicator “
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”
appears in the display, there is not
sufficient power in the battery to perform
an accurate measurement. Replace the
battery as follows :