Hello,
my fluke 97 don´t work
The Nicads and the power supply are ok
The display don´t start but the IC´s are supplied with 5V.
Do anyone have a good idea to repair, or shematics the originals to
expensive for this old fluke

Thanks thomas

"nullinger" wrote in message
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Hello,
my fluke 97 don´t work
The Nicads and the power supply are ok
The display don´t start but the IC´s are supplied with 5V.
Do anyone have a good idea to repair, or shematics the originals to
expensive for this old fluke

Thanks thomas



I dont know about the 97 (dont know the series numbers)
when you remove the cover where you can see the LCD then does it use plastic
like connectors, or is it soilder'd on..

If it uses the plastic like connectors then they should be easily removed
and you can clean the strips (this is a common fix for flukes)

Fluke 97 is a scopemeter. Too complex to try to repair yourself.

On Fri, 2 Jul 2004 14:27:51 +0200, "nullinger"
put finger to keyboard and composed:

Hello,
my fluke 97 don´t work
The Nicads and the power supply are ok
The display don´t start but the IC´s are supplied with 5V.
Do anyone have a good idea to repair, or shematics the originals to
expensive for this old fluke

Thanks thomas


The part number for the service manual is:
Fluke: 915970
Philips: 4822 872 05349

Chapter 7 (Troubleshooting) consists of 52 pages, and Chapter 10
(Circuit Diagrams) contains 17 fold-out pages (2 x A3 or 3 x A3).

FWIW, my own PM97 died when several smt electrolytic caps leaked.
Check the traces for corrosion.


- Franc Zabkar
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Please remove one 's' from my address when replying by email.

"RonKZ650" wrote in message
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Fluke 97 is a scopemeter. Too complex to try to repair yourself.

Yea..
Like I said .. I dont know any of their numbers.. just know the faults I
have seen on the MultiMeters we had