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Fluke 87 Replacement LCD
On Friday, April 9, 2010 3:37:32 PM UTC-5, Paul Hovnanian P.E. wrote:
Need one. I knocked the damned thing off the workbench and the display cracked (again). But the usual on-line sources all list this as "out of stock". It appears that Fluke no longer carries parts for the 87 (original). From what I can see, all the service outfits that used to carry this part got cleaned out fast when Fluke discontinued the part. So these things must break quite often. If these can't be had, I guess I'll be looking for a new multimeter with the same specs. But I want one whe 1) high maintenance parts are going to be kept in stock for the anticipated life of the product or 2) a unit that is built well enough that the occasional plunge off the bench doesn't cause irreplaceable parts to break. I'd buy the the 87 mark 5, but I'm afraid that Fluke may not have solved the fragile display problem and, in a few years, when that one takes a tumble, I'll have to drop another $400 on the mark 6 model. This kit came with the elastomers and good instructions. Worked for me. If LCD is cracked or broken, then kit won't work: http://shop.flukerepairkit.com/Fluke...t-87000001.htm |
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