Just a little update here..
As some may know, I have both a 2700 and a 2000 that are in need of repairs. I worked on the 2700 for some time, as it was somewhat functional. It had trouble on voltage ranges, but current works just fine. I managed to get it working. It was a mix of Q105,105,108(the JFETs that switch different signals around), U115(The LM339 that controls the JFETs) and U121(The shift registers that control, among other things, what ranges to enable). I manged to get it working, except the lower ohms range, since I had no LM393(The 2700 uses an LM393 instead of an LM399 as U131).
I then started working on the 2000. It shows a problem with the reference that have been described previously. However, I could not recreate the reference voltage issue. It is now perfectly stable at about 7V. There is however another problem now. U165, the ASIC, switches around signals to the ADC and controls the integrator system of said ADC. It is not switching correctly. The data to the shift registers is not consistent, but rather in some sort of initial boot mode all the time. I deduced this by comparing with the 2700. I was concerned about U165 being defective, so I took the ASIC from the 2700 to test with. That turned out to be a lot of trouble. In short, I managed to somehow mess up both DMMs. Reversing the swap of U165 now causes the 2000 to not produce any clock or data at all. I can see that it is trying, but it is held high by something, almost like it has a defective ground connection. The waveforms are there, but instead of swinging between 5V and 0V, they now go between 5V and something like 4.9V. Like it can't pull to ground correctly anymore.
On the 2700, the data/clock still works, but now I ran into problems with an unstable 2.5V reference, which is used throughout the system by the comparators. Why that happened I don't know. I managed to locate the issue to the U131, which was already defective before(as mentioned above), but not in that way. Also, something else is wrong, cause the voltage readings, which before were perfectly correct, are now again erroneous.
Well, thats the status of the system. I suspect I'll work on it again whenever my frustrations have subsided and I have the new parts I need.