Milwaukee 2212-20 ユーザーズマニュアル

Loading/Changing the Batteries

Replace batteries when the Low Battery indicator

is displayed.

1. Press the Power ON/OFF button to turn off the

tester. Disconnect the test leads.

2. Unscrew and

remove battery

door.

3. Insert two (2)

AAA batteries,

according to the

polarity marked

in the battery

compartment

4. Close the battery

door and tighten

two (2) screws

securely.

Installing/Removing the Belt Clip

The belt clip can be removed/installed into the

accessory bay. Line up the belt clip and secure

with the accessory bay screw.
Storage

To store the leadwires when not in

use, rotate the belt clip 90°. Wrap

the leadwires around the body of the

tester. Rotate the belt clip down to

hold the leadwires in place.

Probe Tip Sleeves

Measurement Category and Voltage Rating of the

Test Leads:
Probe Tip Sleeves ON:

Cat IV, 600V / CAT III 1000V

Probe Tip Sleeves OFF:

Cat II 1000V

To remove the probe tip sleeves:

1. Disconnect the test leads from the tester.

2. Grasp the probe fi rmly in one hand.

3. Hold the probe tip sleeve fi rmly with the other

hand.

4. Pull to remove the probe tip sleeve to expose

more of the probe tip.

5. Push probe tip sleeve back onto probe tip when

not in use.

SYMBOLOGY

Read Operator’s Manual

Double insulation

Earth

Danger, Warning, or Caution

- Consult the operators

manual for additional safety

information.
Risk of electrical shock - To

avoid electric shock, remove

test leads before opening bat-

tery door

Battery compartment

European Conformity Mark

Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.,

United States and Canada

Cat IV

Classifi cation of transient

overvoltages, based on

nominal line voltage to earth.

Do not dispose of this product

as unsorted municipal waste.

ASSEMBLY

WARNING

To avoid an electrical

hazard, turn the tester OFF and disconnect the

test leads before replacing batteries.

OPERATION

LCD Backlight

The LCD backlight will turn off about 20 seconds

after Power-ON is pressed. The backlight will be

triggered on every time a voltage is measured

higher than 5 V AC/DC. It will not reactivate under

resistance or continuity measurements.
LED Worklight

Press the Worklight Button to turn the LED on and

off. The worklight will turn off automatically after

about 1 minute. It is not necessary to turn on the

Tester to use the worklight.

Making a Measurement
Auto-Function

The tester is designed to auto range at all times.

With Auto Ranging, the tool will automatically select

the range with the best resolution

The Tester automatically switches from Voltage AC/

DC measurement to Continuity when no voltage

is present. The tool will automatically identify VAC

from VDC and will indicate which on the display.
Hazard Voltage Warning

If measured voltage is over AC/DC 35 V, the

Indicator LED will be lit RED and the buzzer will

sound with steady, intermittent beeps (B_B_B).
Over-Range Indication

If measured voltage exceeds the measuring range

(over approximately 600V), the and Indicator

LEDs fl ash rapidly, alternating RED and YELLOW.

The buzzer will sound with bursts of three repeating

beeps (BBB_BBB_BBB).
Auto Off Function

The tester is automatically powered off in about

10 minutes after Power-ON is pressed, preceded

by two beeps. To continue use, press the Power-

ON again after shut-off. If the display is still blank,

replace the batteries.

WARNING

Only use Milwaukee test

leads with the MILWAUKEE Tester. Inspect

test leads for continuity before each use. Do

not use if the readings are high or noisy.

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

1. Display
2. Worklight button
3. Power button
4. Function switch

  (Cat.No. 2213 only)
5. COM Terminal input
6.    Ω Terminal input
7.   Indicator
8. LED Worklight
9.   Indicator
10. Probe storage
11. Grips
12. Accessory bay