What a great deal you got.
One thing that is not tested by the selftest is the zero correction for the wires.
Install some wires and try the ZERO correction for open and short circuit.
If you pass that one, you are probably good to go.
Thank you.
Thats what I did, as I never used mini banana connectors, and this thing is the 1st T&M gadget I own that uses mini banana connectors, go figure.
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Yeah, it passed the quick self test procedure as in user manual chapter 3.4 on "Brief Checking Procedure".
Don't laugh, when I was inspecting it at seller's place, I used this ...
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Btw, do you have this PM3606 service manual ? Googled, only found the PM3604 service manual, not this model. If you have, any chance I get it from you ?
Also to be honest, I was shocked when checking the Lemo connector at digikey, its damn expensive. With the minimum shipping cost at $70 from digikey, this damn connector it self is reaching near this meter's price alone. ....
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Sigh ... does anyone has spare of this crazy expensive Lemo connector ? Heck, even used is fine for me as long its still can be soldered easily with the wires.