most of the meter readings indicate that you are measuring low level
leakage current which will tickle a wet finger and is normal.

The capacitance beween the motor windings and the shell of a mixer can
casue this.

The avaialble is very low and even the current needed for the meter
reduces the avaiable voltage. This casues the numerical reading to
change when you change scales on the meter, i.e. the pointer does not
move much but the corresponding reading does change. This is a classic
indication of very low current, like leakage current and is probably
normal.

If you had a real problem and put wet fingers across it, you would feel
it very strongly and you meter would peg on the 10V

The TV readings seem high.
I don't unerstand your readings for the TV and "across night light
prongs? What does that mean?




Mark