Fluke 8842A getting rid of a small current offset (-30 uA)

[SharpEars]

Is it possible on the Fluke 8842A multimeter to get rid of a small current offset (say about 30 microamperes or so)? This appears when the unit is fully warmed up and in current measurement mode and there is nothing attached to it. I was looking through the manual and short of going through the entire calibration procedure for all functions, I see no way to get rid of a fairly small current offset (i.e., to zero out the reading when there is no current flowing through the instrument).

If anyone has any thoughts or knows of a way to do this, please help me out.

[TiN]

Just use math REL function to null readout?

[deadlylover]

Does pressing the offset button work?

[mtdoc]

Yep, that's exactly what the OFFSET button does.  See section 2-29 in the manual "Offset Measurements".

[SharpEars]

Does pressing the offset button work?

Yep, that's exactly what the OFFSET button does.  See section 2-29 in the manual "Offset Measurements".

I must have been blind, the Offset button did the trick! I guess I was looking for a Zero button and tried to search for zero/zeroing in the manual, as it is called on my other DVMs. Apparently, the word offset didn't click in my head as "compensating for an existing offset."