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I have an original Fluke 87 (not 87 III, 87 IV etc) that has a rather
annoying fault. If I put a new alkaline battery in, it goes flat in a month or so. This is with the meter being switched off (dial in the off position, not relying on auto-power-off) and unused. Otherwise as far as I can tell it works fine - I just can't use it very much as every time I reach for it the battery is flat. I bought it secondhand about 5 years ago, and though I haven't been using it much for the last few years I'm sure this flattening is a fairly new phenomenon. Just wondered if anyone had seen this before? ISTR reading that some Flukes have a lifetime guarantee - is that right? Cheers, Theo |
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