Zero your Test Leads

Today I show you in under two minutes how to Zero your test leads. Im using the Megger MFT 1711 but the same will apply to any Megger 1700 series machine. Hope you find this video useful.
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[@alvina69]

Sounds like you need new leads, if it was calibrated and passed then they’ll be nothing wrong with the tester. But they use their own leads when calibrating so any defects with your lead’s won’t be highlighted.