How to Use a Multimeter - With Examples and Demonstrations

[@zoomzoomboomboom]

This is absolutely THE BEST multimeter tutorial!! I can now test more than just batteries with my multimeter, which happens to be the same one as yours (given to me as a gift years ago). THANK YOU for taking the time to share this information!! 🙏

[@eccosselion]

@@zoomzoomboomboom Are you sure and positive about the statement you have made,if you are you are for a shock of a lifetime ⚡⚡😶‍🌫️

[@GerardoMDuque]

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[@harh3101]

Dedicating so much time to teach makes you a very special person, we need many more like you. THANKS.

[@davidhughes4728]

I'm electrician of an electrician for 30 years I do like that meter it's really good and I really like the video keep up the good work man

[@Squirrel24719]

Dude, you just taught me more about my job then I learned in school about this part.. In about 40 minutes... I love it!

[@musicemaker1209]

130

[@tongueprowler]

I'm currently in Hvac school .These videos are more informative then my instructors

[@lionnelking6879]

I went to school and learned more from him also, smh

[@kyleandrews4146]

Hey same here! Except the old guy that knows everything!

[@timetowakeup7180]

Agreed

[@Dark-fu2ww]

In school rn

[@jonathanortega8089]

Facts!!!!!! Same here

[@george5120]

About the best tutorial on any topic, that I have ever found at KZbin. And thank you for not having background music and otherwise trying to make big video production and such. Just simple, straightforward talk, as you have given, is exactly what we need.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! Glad to hear that the video was simple and easy to follow! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment!

[@resurgensix]

💯 exactly

[@pablorodriguez9390]

The best video ever,

[@udemyaccount4082]

No gimmicky video stuff, or overexaggerations, just facts and information!

[@johnnyohness]

@@WordofAdviceTV Yes thanks for "just the facts meme" Thanks for not having some long boring intro that makes most of us have to skip ahead to get to the point. This is a really great video.

[@bobbyt3358]

You're a talented young man with a lot of knowledge. And you know how to explain it very well. Thanks for all that you do for us.

[@arayahailu8762]

Hi Jay , one of the best quality you have isn't only the way you describe intelligently , but your " HUMBLENESS "

[@BigFritz2]

I am SO GRATEFUL that you don't blab on and on about nothing. Right to the point!! Thank god.

[@reggieholguin7907]

Lol!!!

[@FredGary]

Thanks for the instruction on how to use the meter for boiler testing. I have been doing my own boiler repair with the help of my brother-in-law who is 250 miles away by phone. After watching your instruction on how to test the different functions of the boiler with your meter I now have a better understanding of what my brother-in-law is talking about. I also understand how to use my clamp meter which is a Klein CL 390. Thanks for the help.

[@LunkerFishing]

I needed a new meter for performing maintenance around the house because my old one died. I looked at lots of meters but based on your videos I decided to buy the UEI DL389B TRMS Dual Display Clamp Meter It is still in transit to me so I decided to watch this video again and I am even more happy that I got this meter. It is not the Pro + model but since I am only using it around the house so I am OK with that. Until I become fully comfortable with all the features of this new meter I will likely be watching this video again when the meter arrives at the house. I watch all your videos and am grateful you explain them so well. Thanks for another great video!

[@LunkerFishing]

I finally went to this video again to learn how to use my meter better. I read the instructions but forgot you made this video so I am back again many months later. Wow you did a great job explaining everything and I learned how to correctly use my meter. As I already said I do not use it often but when I do I want to know what I am doing so thanks! I have one question though: When you were testing the capacitors shouldn't you have advised to drain the capacitor by crossing the two terminals with a screwdriver before testing? Keep the videos coming! I watch them all.

[@catherinerickford3505]

Well worth the 42 mins. Thank you. I have learned more about a Meter and Furnace than I knew. I have to clean the flame sensor on my Furnace every year.

[@kevincarambot4749]

It's nice to see real life application rather than just theory. Thank you.

[@christophercoccitti7594]

Great teacher! And the " side tracks" you talk about are just as valuable as your main points! Thanks for your work!

[@stevieg4201]

Funny, I’ve had the UEI G-2 PRO:DL379 for about 10 years, same as yours really, I see no difference at all, I’ve never known how to really use it, I’ve had life long electricians get pissed at me because my meter was better than theirs, I’m just a lowly heat guy lol, I’m glad you made this video with this meter, I could’ve been checking flame rods the easy way all his time, and I didn’t know about the voltage tester either. The max/min button is going to be great to use, 38 years in the heating and plumbing trade, I’m just starting to do AC, you’re helping a lot, for me to learn, I have to understand the Why first, then it all comes easy because I know how it works, the rest is simple, your videos are helping me a lot. Thanks Jay, you’re doing a great job. 🇮🇹😎🇮🇹

[@hugebartlett1884]

Brilliant! The instructions that came with my meter were not very clear in parts,but you have made everything clear for me. Very glad I found this video. Living in England of course the voltage I have to contend with is 240,which is not to be fooled with at any time. Thanks for your guidance. Doing any electrical work is potentially dangerous,and should be emphasised all the time,that if you have any doubts about what you are doing,leave it alone,and call a professional!

[@edwardmissouri2216]

I bought one of those meters. Directions weren't all that detailed. Now that I have watched your video, I am very comfortable with the meter. Thanks for a great video!

[@marksullivan5929]

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[@s2perman]

Well done. This is the type of video that is needed to really understand your meter. Not throwing out words and showing you something without an explanation- as if a lay person understands meters and how to apply. Very thorough explanation as if I were doing it myself. Good job.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! Glad to hear the video was easy to follow. I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment!

[@alvisrodgers796]

@@WordofAdviceTV At grkrkrjrjrjrjrjrjrrl. 👩🏻‍⚕️🕵🏻‍♂️

[@dr00andrew]

this is such a great video for not only explaining how to use a meter but the demonstration on how to use a meter with the sequence of a furnace is really well done. no reason anyone who works in this field cant troubleshoot a furnace after watching this video

[@matthewevenson7764]

Yes very talented young gentleman thank you brother

[@christopherbaez882]

My grandfather gave a a version of the multimeter you have and I was looking up how to use a multimeter on KZbin to learn how to use it you just gave me an entire guide and runthrough of the meter the other videos didn't have this meter I clicked your video when I saw the same meter as mine thankyou so much! This was so informative and you covered everything this was an awesome ass tutorial I can't thank you enough!

[@jonasdaniels7703]

I am currently in HVACR school and these videos have helped me a lot!

[@ticuas70]

I’m new in learning this , and my first language is Spanish , I’ll give 5 stars for this excellent explanation of how to use the multimeter functions,l’ll be following you for the next videos & l am going to watch this video over again to refresh the functions one more time. THANKS A LOT FOR YOU TIME A DEDICATION That video teach me a lot From a new learner

[@johnnyohness]

Thanks so much for the complete overview of the function of a multimeter. I have one similar to yours and a bunch of those cheap 10.00 ones but am so frustrated because I know so little about how to use them other than continuity and volts. I'm so glad I discovered your channel and no wonder why you have over 400K subscribers. This has been a really valuable crash course in the operation of this tool. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@collingtonpopley6175]

Thank you much I would have to get one

[@collingtonpopley6175]

Thank you much

[@abedcastro6525]

Bro str8 up

[@howiewynn8248]

This gentleman here is awesome. At least i can handle basic problems. Thank you so much.

[@losmoore3358]

I'm glad u put this video out. I'm a HVAC-R certified, but been out of the game. I forgot what symbols meant. Thank u. Now to figure out why my coils are freezing at the evaperator. Fan blower is blowing.

[@angeloking5135]

Overcharge possibly??

[@billkrause4585]

Thank you for this video, you explain everything very clearly that help me a lot. I just purchased this Test Meter from Amazon for $118 plus shipping, a $126 total cost. I seen this particular on sale on ebay and other for $152 and $177 plus shipping. So your Amazon listing was a savings for me, BUT watch that you don't get roped into an Amazon Prime Membership. I found I was a member and had to cancel out of it .I'm not a high volume buyer to benefit for such a membership. A thumbs up to you friend.

[@Jesus__Loves__Us__All]

I just got the $50 Harbor Freight A'mes Instruments CM600A AC Clamp Meter, it has almost all of the same features including a temp probe! this video was perfect for helping me learn how and when I can use it! Thank you so much sir! I also appreciate the little furnace lesson you threw in! I just bought a home last year and it is nice to know there are a few things I can check to see If I need to call someone!

[@apieterman]

Awesome presentation!! Just bought a UEI DL369 for hydronic troubleshooting and you answered all the questions I had prior to watching your video!! Excellent video and very clear and concise explanations!

[@bowlampar]

Learn to use this meter with the manual only probably going to take years, watching your well explained video making the learning process on its various features so much easier and only take day.

[@otegbadeolusolao.3391]

Hats off to you bro. I came across your video only recently and all I can say is you are just a delight to listen to. Explanation:100%, voice tone:100%, Camera angles:200%. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@missnancygraves8920]

I've taken up appliance repair work for my landlord. I'm glad I found your channel while doing my research. Your a talented instructor. Thankyou for your awesome help. I think those little tips and puzzles at the end of your videos are a super good idea. They give me the necessary time to hit that like button and subscribe, and help me to remember what I learned better. That was an actual technique that the math instructor at the tech school I attended many years ago used. Every student in the class achieved 100% grades in every class he taught. The answer is 19, right?

[@billhandymanbill2775]

Excellent video! Two additional things that you might want to point out to your viewers.....the clamp and non-voltage contact setting usually only work on AC current, not DC direct current so the user still has to be careful when touching the wires as DC current may still be present and not detected by the tester. Also, may capacitors can still hold a strong charge several days/weeks after being charged so they should be shorted out by touching a metal screwdriver across the leads to bring the charge back to zero so the user does get a shock before testing them. All in all, a great and helpful presentation!

[@bikeriderful]

great additional advice bro!!

[@billhandymanbill2775]

@@bikeriderful I meant to say “does not” get a shock. LOL!

[@DaveTheHVACguy]

Super job on teaching how to use the meter. I never knew how to turn on the backlight until watching this video. Thanks! God Bless

[@ionu4535]

FOR ANY OF YOU START-UPS OUT THERE FOR THE ELECTRICAL / ELECTRONICS GENRE, THIS IS AN OVER THE TOP MUST SEE; THAT METER IS A BLOW OUT MUST GET. WISH THEY HAD A VIDEO LIKE THIS 50 YEARS AGO, TYVM JAY - ex Navy EM2.

[@alexiehernandez]

wow! now i understand. all of this months in hvac school and i learned this in 42 min

[@josephsfields]

Trained by the Air Force in Basic Electronics tech school Keesler AFB right after Basic Training. Those were 8 hour days with block exams every week. Pass the exam with an 80 and move on to the next block or don't and repeat the week of training with the class coming up behind you. This was called getting washed back and was an ever looming threat as these skilled job slots were competitive. Wash back twice and you lost your guaranteed tech job and got put in a new specialty. Maybe fuels, security or as a cook. You're a good teacher. Hope you'll do more on actual component testing. Maybe spend some time using a white board to explain troubleshooting with a schematic. Now, explaining what an Ohm and a Farad and what Capacitance is, now that's an idea.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

That schooling is tough. Sounds very rushed, doesn't give enough time to fully grasp what is being taught. Glad to hear the videos were somewhat helpful. Thank you for the video suggestions for the future!

[@terson1927]

Thanks so much for teaching us. 42 min of my time was best video I've learned! Again thank YOU! Stay safe and God Bless.

[@carterheinz7613]

Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and making informative videos. I use them all the time when I get stuck on a unit and appreciate you taking your time to make these. Answer is 20 since 1shoe=5 man=5 1bud=2

[@tjlee500]

Jay, You are the MAN! I have watched many HVAC videos from many tecks. Yours are the best! You explain things in detail and it is so helpful to those of us who are beginners and simply want to understand our HVAC systems to possibly avoid expensive service calls. This video is the best and it is so detailed with applications. I now know how to use my new Klein clamp meter. Tom

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Love to hear that! Glad to help 🙂

[@timbrown9305]

I have the same meter. Had a problem after a few years and sent to company.. Took forever but they owned that without me saying anything. Sent meter back completely repaired with industrial battery and no charge to me. Good catch from UEI

[@trunks2505]

As soon as I seen Detailed Tutorial in the title. I clicked immediately and started thanking you. -Thank you so much!! I will learn alot from this and enjoy the show.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thanks Cosmic! Hope you found it helpful!

[@robertmeyer4170]

I'm very thankful I've run into this channel.

[@robertarnold305]

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[@humphreyman4763]

Thank you for the introduction on how to use, you make it clear and simple and in steps. This new meter I got has newer functions then the ones my school provided for us for learning..

[@PrincipalDBA]

The answer to the puzzle is 30! The video helped me understand the meter. I am a homeowner and have some electrical issues. My light bulbs in the kitchen keeps going out. These are LED which should last some 13 years. It does not happen in any other area in the house. Also each time the HVAC come on, the lights dim.

[@ronbamber3513]

16.5,and you are a good teacher are schools need people like you

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you Ron! And 16.5 is not the correct answer :)

[@richardloewenhagen3818]

Very educational for non-electricians. Keep up the good work!

[@bradpeterson6193]

Thankyou for taking the time to make such informative and realistic diagnostic tests. Better than many expensive classes and hard to understand fast speaking instructors. It's obvious that you have the in field experience and expertise and a passion for sharing your knowledge with others. I just bought one of these meters as well. Thanks and keep it up.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you Brad! Glad you found the video helpful! I will try to keep making them the same way as this video :) Enjoy your new meter! It's a good one!

[@bradpeterson6193]

Don't forget the PEMDAS Please excuse my dear aunt sally RIDDLE ME THIS: Shoes=10 Grumpy man= 5 1 newspaper bouquet of peanuts? = 4 grumpy man wearing pair of shoes and holding 2 bouquets of peanuts = 19

[@WordofAdviceTV]

@@bradpeterson6193 Sorry, that is incorrect :) Pay close attention to that bottom row and don't forget that multiplication comes before addition.

[@n1iex]

ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO WELL EXPLAINED THANKS!

[@datnwin]

Great Video! Always confuse about when to use which function for which purposes. Video clear it up a bit. Thanks....the answer is 30

[@ediphilosopher3]

I just went from knowing only the basics to a certified meter instructor...im sure after watching another video of yours ill be doctorate ready ~from the electricians with luv

[@XRAYCAFE]

Thanks so much. You are a natural teacher. I believe You are the "best thing" going on KZbin for HVAC learning, and now, Electric Multimeters. Because of you, I was able to fix the capacitor in my Rheem HVAC almost effortlessly and for only $20. I should send you the $500 I saved. I love your easy and attention to detail explanations. Again, You are the BEST.

[@holtrussell]

Thank you. Your videos are the best out there! Really appreciate your time!

[@WordofAdviceTV]

You're welcome! Thank you for commenting! :)

[@adusumk]

You are indeed a Great Teacher too, And we like hear your expert solutions. Thanks

[@RussellShier]

You are very good at teaching in all your videos. Even stuff I already know i like watching. New HVAC apprentice

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! Glad you find the videos useful!

[@jahan589]

you are the best teacher, i enjoy your video clips on youtube. Thanks

[@johnsamtakjr4742]

I believe the answer is 12. Great video. I just bought the DL379B and your video explained everything about how to use it. Thank You!

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Awesome! Glad the video helped! And that is not the correct answer :) That bottom row is tricky..

[@johnnie1865]

Thanks a bunch for being thorough but keeping things simple

[@jeromehines3898]

The video was very informative. As to the answer to the problem, reading from left to right, I get 5 + 5 = 10. Then 10 x 2 = 20. Therefore, the answer is 20.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Glad to hear you found the video useful! Thank you for watching and playing! But 20 is not the correct answer.

[@josephstarkey3540]

Your tutorials are the best! You are a great teacher.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! I appreciate the comment!

[@billylowe507]

Best video on multimeter YET!!!! THANKS

[@AZalic]

As I am a current student of HVAC/R trade. I Am following your channel, and your advice on tool, and how to’s. Thank You

[@aazang3234]

Great, Great Video. This is the best tutorial about Multimeter. Thanks for all the efforts.

[@barrowpeter604]

You should be hired as a instructor. Great video

[@deanterencio395]

Excellent tutorial! Clearly explained all functions/aspects of the unit. Thank you.

[@dorthymorris7503]

Thanks It helps to actually know how to read the multi reader thanks is good advice

[@bobbailey7235]

Hello, it is my great pleasure to congratulate you on a perfect video on using the meter. It was a pleasure to watch this informative video. I see due to you youth and intelligence you will do very well in your chosen field. Let me speak for all who will watch your video with a loud and truthful-THANK YOU.

[@b-2466]

Thank you. Just starting my hvac class and this helped alot.

[@gatogato7079]

You’re very correct while explaining in detail ,.......god blesses your good intentions....thumbs up 120% good

[@baltazarromero9772]

Best video I’ve watched on meters thank you , i just bought one of those meters

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! It's a great meter, I'm sure you will like it!

[@ulisesguzman101]

Nothing else to say then this is with no doubt the best KZbin tutorial videos online i appreciate your effort don’t stop :)

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you very much! :)

[@123danvc]

Great videos! There’s an old adage that says when you teach you learn twice. Your teaching is and reinforcing the information you share with us. I get 15

[@michaelreilly7119]

Great video! Keep them coming. I got my career diploma in HVACR and by far you make more sense than the school that I learned from did. Thank you much. As for the riddle, It took me a little bit to notice his little shoes and flowers. HAHA!

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! Glad to hear you liked the video and the riddle! Thanks for watching and playing!

[@aissatouthiam2375]

I am In Senegal looking for job and school to complete my class I am so happy for you thanks so much

[@bobgreene2892]

Excellent presentation-- brisk, clear, well-organized and thorough. Camera angles were usually good, and audio consistent and easy to hear. Naturally, we subscribed.

[@prestigeww6842]

Great video. Thank you. And answer is 15. 5x2=10+5=15

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! That's good for the first try but 15 is incorrect.

[@percyprempeh-mann8013]

Nice video my man! I currently use a multi-meter for work (KLIEN) for troubleshooting the electrical lines in the solar panel system. After watching your video, it has definitely sharpen the knowledge that I currently have!!! Execution and delivery were spot on! Keep up the good work!!! *Answer to quiz is 30* Read more for explanation. Nice quiz!!! Everyone should remember: Lets' take it back to grade school: ORDER OF OPERATIONS *PEMDAS* (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication and Division (from left to right), Addition and Subtraction (from left to right) ). Answer to the quiz is: Shoe(X) = 10 Man(Y) = 5 Paper(Z)= 4 Answer = ? x + x + x = 30 y + y + x = 20 z + z + y = 13 x + y (z) = ? 3x = 30 2y + (10)= 20 2z + 5 = 13 10 + 5 (4) = ? -------------- -10 -10 -5 -5 10 + 20 = ? 3 3 2y = 10 2z = 8 30 = ? ------------- ------------ 2 2 2 2 x = 10 y = 5 z = 4

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you Percy! You have a logical answer but the quiz is actually a little tricky 😇 Refer to the video description for a hint and the right answer

[@PH-md8xp]

Excellent video and explanation. I just bought a different clamp meter, the Klein CL900, but the same principles apply, so very useful video. BTW, the resistance symbol for ohms (the upside down horseshoe) is actually the Greek symbol Omega. The same symbol appears on Omega wristwatches.

[@toddprivette1939]

Nice video I guess 40 on the teaser. (probably wrong) In the Alarm business I have used my meter for just Voltage, mainly DC, I was happy to learn about the other functions of my meter! good job on this video I loved it. We use Diodes in access control to prevent reverse voltage on electric strikes and Ohms to just check the Resistors used in EOL devices like horn strobe NAC circuits. One tip on measuring Resistance - don't add the resistance of your fingers. Holding the resistors with your fingers will change the resistance measurements. And did you know you can stack resistors to get to your desired resistance, but you have to watch your AMP load is not higher than the resistors capability. After your video I may be in the market for a new meter! Keep up the good content!

[@jaimegonzalez6926]

Awesome explanation good teacher you are ...keep those videos coming thank you an ( God bless you)

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you for commenting! God bless you too!

[@joannev9335]

Thank you, this really helped me understand a little bit more about how to use my meter. Hopefully I can troubleshoot and fix my dryer that isn't heating.

[@bahaminosman6398]

Nice one , I am really grateful, my answer to your question is 15 10+10+10 =30 or (5+5)+(5+5)+(5+5)=30, 5+5+10=20, 4+4+5=13 or (2+2)+(2+2)+5=20 and 5+5*2=5+10=15

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you for playing! That was a good guess but 15 is incorrect.

[@denny3161]

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[@DesperateHorse3000]

AWESOME video! I’ve seen all your videos and you make everything simple to understand. Thanks a million!

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Glad to hear that! :) Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@joseflores857]

First time watching your videos! And I am already hooked!( I am an apprentice engineer)thank you very much sir!

[@floydalbright1214]

Thanks for the great job , you should be a teacher . You have a way of teaching that is very easy to understand .

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you! I try to "speak in English" as much as I can ;)

[@josephcharchar6210]

Thanks for getting side tracked that was good info to trouble shoot

[@cjayh4589]

Very new to hvac and this helped alot definitely will re-watch and share with my classmates

[@dankelley9361]

Jay, just another phenomenal explanation of using a multimeter with amp clamp & troubleshooting a typical modern furnace! Really super detailed & instructive! Thanks for your time & effort that you put into these videos, truly appreciative!

[@MrClevet3]

I recently purchased a UEI DL389B multimeter. Because I don't like reading manuals, I'm usually able to operate something by playing with it and using common sense. SHAMEFULLY... I couldn't figure out how to connect the test leads! I remembered this video and used it as a tutorial to learn the meter. Now I'm able the fully use my meter! Btw, I'd never used a meter with a temperature probe. lol Terrific video.

[@abdullahbabalola7228]

What is the name of this multimeter?

[@santoshmagar9321]

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[@phillipsplumbingheatingand91]

LOL If I don't have any thermometers left ! I feel that ! I usually find mine on the next seasons furnace or AC service …. I like your vids well done !

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Haha good to know that I'm not alone :) Thank you for watching!

[@patricksullivan9773]

Jay you put out some great videos. Until finding your vids I have always felt helpless everytime my wife calls me with an AC/heat pump issue. After spending a couple hours with you I am confident the AC techs will only come out to my house for future calls if I need Freon! I’m feeling dangerous. Thanks for your informative videos.

[@wk7060]

Wow, this is the best multimeter video that I have ever seen. Thanks!

[@williamledger1893]

thanks for the very infomative tutorial.

[@paulgrimm5845]

3 Duty Cycle uses that came to my mind quickly... Duty Cycle is used in HVAC for testing: 1) PWM blower motors (Constant Air Flow ECM). 2) PWM gas valves (Modulating Furnaces). 3) Simulated 3 Phase AC (Inverter compressor in mini-splits for an example)

[@WordofAdviceTV]

You sound like a tech who really knows his stuff! :) Thank you for explaining the uses of the duty cycle!

[@curtwpk1361]

Yes. This is the only way to that I know of to measure the output of a Pulse Wave Modulator (PWM) device. Big help to me. Thanks !

[@sergiosalgado4014]

Thanks for all your tutorials, I like the way you explain everything, it's easy to understand! The answer for the puzzle is 30

[@tomm9584]

60

[@tomm9584]

30 ;)

[@berniemac8413]

Tom M it’s 20..

[@greg8542]

I just ordered this meter. Thanks for this video.

[@KE8NUF]

Currently trying to get my HVAC certification right now, very helpful video!

[@insylem]

Diode feature: I use to check diodes. When connected to the diode it will display the voltage required to make the diode conduct. This can be from 0.5 up to 2 volts depending on the type of diode. Hook up backwards and make sure you do not get a reading. This can also be used to check Bijunction transistors.

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Thank you for explaining insylem!

[@MrSabram07]

great video, this is exactly the use case I am using my meter on, my furnace, thanks Word of Advice

[@pdchr]

I was looking for a new meter - and I'm going with this one. Looks like a good product. Great presentation - but just so you know... the "upside down horseshoe symbol" - is an Omega.

[@RyanCox5694]

Just bought my meter today & this video helped me out big time! Thank you!

[@WordofAdviceTV]

Glad to hear the video helped! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment!

[@BLDGLNPAL]

Great video! I think I can use this meter now, to determine live circuits and dead light bulbs and batteries. Thank you for your clear explanations.