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| Fluke 289 not quite sorted. |
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| purp:
I believe you to be correct sir, but I can't find the culprit with the back of my finger. When it works, it's pulling 18-20mA, but then shuts down after a minute or so, usually when menu hopping. I'll get to the bottom of it if it kills you. |
| purp:
On one of the rare occasions that the meter was functional, I managed to do a 'reset to factory default' and it's been on for an hour now. Looks like this may have been a software problem. Anyway, I'm delighted to have a meter long lusted after. The only downside is that it makes my hands look small..!! Thanks for chiming in gents. peter |
| retiredcaps:
--- Quote from: purp on November 18, 2017, 09:15:12 am ---On one of the rare occasions that the meter was functional, I managed to do a 'reset to factory default' and it's been on for an hour now. --- End quote --- I was going to suggest that when I saw your post about it shutting down after menu hopping. I'm glad you got it all sorted out. I think 1.16 is the latest firmware for the 28x? See http://www.fluke.com/fluke/r0en/Support/Software/DMMUpgrade.htm |
| purpose:
I spoke too soon. It was working flawlessly for around eight hours and then died on me. My work is still ahead. I'll not attempt flashing the beast until it's 100% stable. peter |
| Samogon:
Cold joint? |
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