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Old 10-18-2023, 01:22 PM
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Well, it won't hurt to have that added insurance of sticking the DVM in ac mode on there to be sure when you test, I was in panic mode for a week before I worked it on on mine that it was over a volt too low. And if it's OK, you can look for other reasons.
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Old 10-18-2023, 02:20 PM
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Well, it won't hurt to have that added insurance of sticking the DVM in ac mode on there to be sure when you test, I was in panic mode for a week before I worked it on on mine that it was over a volt too low. And if it's OK, you can look for other reasons.
Well there’s not much to look for so maybe that red gun heater is drawing more then the other 2 and not heating to the right level but then again the newer tester may put more current out to overcome that.
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