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USER’S GUIDE: APPENDIX
2021
ELECTRODE POLE TESTING
1. Connect an ohmmeter to the two pins
in the larger connector ( Fig. 8.1 ). The
meter should read 0 ohms.
2. Leave one lead of the ohmmeter
connected to one of the pins in the
large connector and connect the other
lead of the meter to the metal socket
in the bottom end of the pole. The
meter should read 0 ohms.
3. Connect the leads of the ohmmeter to
the pins of the small connector. ( Fig.
8.2 ). The meter should read infinite
ohms.
4. Press the operator switch down against
the rubber handle of the pole. The
meter should read 0 ohms.
If the pole fails any of the tests above,
the pole needs to be replaced. If the
pole passes all of the tests above, then
the problem is in the electrofisher and
it should be returned to the factory for
repair.
CATHODE TESTING
1. Set the multi-meter to measure
resistance and connect leads to the
pins of the connector on the end of
the cathode cable. The meter should
display close to 0 ohms between the 2
pins.
2. Move one of the leads to the bare
metal cable. Again the meter should
display close to 0 ohms between
the pin in the connector and the
bare cable. Flex the cable along its
insulated length and watch the meter
reading as you do. Be careful to keep
the ohmmeter securely connected
while flexing the cable. If the meter
reading changes significantly or jumps,
the cable should be replaced.
Fig. 8.1: Front view of Anode Connector
on end of Y-cord.
Fig. 8.2:
Front view of Control Connector
on end of Y-cord.
The Electrode/cathode pole tester
allows one person to perform easily
the above tests, with an audible
alarm and fault indicator light.
Electrode/Cathode
Pole Tester ................ 08115