r/fluke

Fluke 88V automotive
▲ 22 r/fluke

Fluke 88V automotive

I fluked a Fluke!

Had this one from 2017. Bought from an eBay guy in Florida for $500 AUD, but when I got here in Australia, it had an EPROM error or dead on arrival. It got GSM corrupted by airport security. As he had a 100% rep on eBay, he said, "Look, I'm sorry I forgot to check it before I sent it." I said if you refund me the costs, I'll give you a top-notch review maintaining your 100% rating. He said OK and I should just keep it for parts. So I got a new unit with case and probes with a corrupted circuit board.

In Australia, Fluke has a set charge of $185 to repair any Fluke back to a usable state. So I got the GSM proofed board v11, new fuses, new holster, new LCD, and 4 new input jack caps. Plus, a full calibration with certificate.

So, for $185 AUD, I fluked a $1,500 meter refurbed back to as new. Since then, it has worked flawlessly, and I kept clean and protected.

u/Zone-5 — 2 days ago
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Has this happened to anyone

Continuity does whatever it wants 90 % of the time
Sometimes it works flawlessly
Most of the time it will read insane ohms on nothing false positives or just get stuck ringing

u/Don_Studios — 6 days ago
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New job. Need suggestions on what to get to use alongside a 773.

I am a PLC Engineer and do some emergency electrical work if the plant needs me. If I already have a fluke 773 what other multimeter would you pick to cover what the 773 can't do.

Work has a 9143 for device calibration so that's not an issue either.

Just grab a 87V?

Industrial manufacturing plant. Hoppers, mixers, extrudders, etc. all Allen Bradley plc if that matters.

Thanks.

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u/BourbonAssassin — 5 days ago
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Ports cover

Becouse i probably never use it and now its stay nice and clean ⚡️♥️

u/SUBGOKU — 11 days ago