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Repair Triplett 930PL Meter?
I've had a Triplett 930PL for over 40 years and it's always performed
well. In recent years, I've not needed it for resistance measurements, so I removed the batteries. Just today I found that the voltage readings are terribly off. Imagine my surprise when working on a outdoor irrigation timer when I measured the input voltage at 205V (should be 115-120) and the transformer output at 32V (should be 24). I tried a few other measurements using a bettery charger and the readings are always significantly off. I have not even opened the case yet because I don't know what to look for (if anything). Is there a specific repairable/replaceable component that I should be inspecting? TIA. |
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