To avoid electric shock or personal injury, follow these instructions:
o do not use the multimeter if damaged. Before use, check the appliance. Pay particular
attention to the insulation of the connectors
o check the tips for any damage to the insulation and make sure that there are no
exposed metal parts. Check the continuity of the tips. Replace the damaged tips before
use; use only original components
o do not use the multimeter for functions not prescribed: the protections could be
damaged. If in doubt, contact the manufacturer
o do not use the multimeter in the presence of explosive gases, vapors or dusts
o do not operate with voltages higher than the maximum capacity, as indicated on the
instrument; do not place the Meter between two equipment or between equipment and
grounding
o before use, check the voltage of the instrument to be tested
o for current measurements, turn the switch to OFF before connecting the multimeter to
the circuit. Remember to put the multimeter in series with the circuit
o be careful when operating with voltages above 30V AC rms, 42V peak, or 60V DC.
These voltages can cause an electric shock
o when using the probes, take care to position your fingers beyond the safety ring of the
same
o when taking a measurement, connect the black (negative) test lead first and then the red
(positive) test lead. When the measurement is complete, first detach the red test lead
o remove the test leads from the meter before removing the battery compartment
o do not use the Meter with the battery compartment cover or parts of it removed or
damaged
o in order to avoid incorrect readings, electric shock or personal injury, replace the
batteries when the indicator appears
o when the symbol "REL" or "H" appears on the display in Relative or Data Hold mode, be
careful as high voltages may be present
o when a test lead is connected to a powered circuit, the electrical potential is also
transmitted to the other, therefore it is dangerous to touch the test leads
o do not use the multimeter if it, the test leads or the user's hands are wet