No pictures. The carnage is too horrific for those with weak constitutions.
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The Fluke 8810A has been stripped for parts.
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Specifically the entire front LED/Switch board assembly and the main range switching relay. One the 8800A's was still experiencing intermittent manual range issues so those parts were swapped out. The result is the 8800A is now rock solid and the 8810A is in a sorry state. But it's survival of the fittest a the drifty 8810A was the sacrifice.
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The 8800A was recalibrated and it's in spec on all ranges.
And here's an interesting tidbit....the LED/Switch board out of the 8810A was labeled “8800A”. More confusion as to what is different, if anything, between them.
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