Manufacturer of professional electronics repair tools, including digital multimeters, soldering stations, microscopes, and battery activation boards.
MECHANIC is a leading provider of precision tools and equipment designed for the electronics repair industry. Established with a focus on serving mobile phone technicians and electronic engineers, the brand offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic and repair solutions. Their product portfolio includes high-precision digital multimeters, intelligent soldering stations, stereo trinocular microscopes, DC power supplies, and specialized battery activation boards.
Widely recognized in the repair community for innovation and reliability, MECHANIC tools are essential for micro-soldering, circuit board diagnostics, and device refurbishment. Whether for professional workshops or advanced DIY enthusiasts, MECHANIC provides the rigorous instrumentation required for intricate electronic maintenance tasks.
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Ko te NCV e tu ana mo Non-Contact Voltage detection. This feature allows the multimeter to detect the presence of live AC voltage without making physical contact with the wire, ensuring safety during preliminary checks.
Connect the activation board to a power source (5V DC), then attach the dormant battery to the matching connector on the board. Detailed instructions for specific models like the AP-07 or BA27 can be found in the user manuals.
'OL' stands for Over Limit. It indicates that the value being measured exceeds the currently selected range. If using manual ranging, switch to a higher range to get a reading.
Turn off the meter and disconnect test leads. Remove the screw(s) on the back cover to access the battery and fuse compartment. Replace the blown fuse with one of the exact same amperage me te voltage rating specified in your manual.