The range indicates 4MFD capacitance but is not clear if it means possible to measure capacitors smaller than 5MFD?
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Operating instructions you can get online from UEi shows ranges and resolutions. For capacitance it says Range 0nF, 400nF, 4uF, 40uF, 400uF, 4000uF
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I test capacitors on the MfR setting and it is very close to the factory capacitance, it will also pick up leakage voltage down to 1 volt. Best meter after 42 years that I have ever owned.
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yes, there is an instruction booklet with the Honeytek but if you need more detailed instructions you can google testing capacitors and there is great information online.
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This unit will give you a reading of the amount of capacitance of the capacitor(cap) that you are testing. So, If your cap is good it will read close to what it is marked on the side of it, if it is blown it will read no capacitance which will require you to solder a new capacitor into the circuit. I hope this helps!
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Yes and Yes! Fieldpiece are very good and can test capacitors with no problem! You have to ohm it out to make sure it's good
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Juan,You can go to www.idealindustries.com and download the spec sheet. It is a PDF data sheet, however it does not give the range. Like most of the others, I have not had any problems with mine. I have not tested the actual range, but it has worked for my circuits at home. On that website they have pictures of it so that you can see what it looks like.
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Without having any/all details, you can replace a 35 + 5 with a 35 + 5 if it physically fits where you need to install it. Not sure if this is what you meant to ask or if you were replacing a capacitor of different value
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According to the manufacturer's data sheet ( http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm1577.pdf ) 1.4V is too low.
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You must to read a little amount more than 1.5 or 9 volts. For example you can read 1.523 volts but if you read 1.42 the device is over
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To my knowledge, as long as the voltage is = to or higher it will work. The 40 + 5 means that it has 2 capacitors built in it , they have to be the same .
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resistance is 400, 4k,40k, 400k, 4m, 40m, ranges in capacitance is 40nf, 400nf, 4uf, 40uf, 400uf, 4mf, 40mf, frequencies i do not know, good luck, best multimeter we ever own,
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This is a set of capacitors, not kits for manufacturers of capacitors. I am not familiar with the technologies to make capacitors and none of the users may be -- we just do homebrew projects with these. Sorry!
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It does not measure capacitance. All you can do with this meter is determine if the capacitor is open or shorted. Leakage and value cannot be determined. Buy a good digital meter that reads capacitance.
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You need to check the microfarad (MFD or uFD) rating on the existing start capacitor on your unit. Unfortunately, you can't clearly see the label on the Amazon picture for the 5-2-1. According to the "Compressor-Saver-Technical-Flyer.pdf" specs: CSRU1 = 88-108MFD, CSRU2 = 189-227MFD, CSRU3 = 270-374MFD. The AC unit specs will almost never tell you the MFD rating of the start capacitor. YouTube or Google if you need instructions on finding the start capacitor or MFD rating.
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According to the manual: 4.2.7 Capacitance Range Resolution Accuracy 4nF 1pF (5.0% of rdg+5 digits) 40nF 10pF (3.0% of rdg+3 digits) 400nF 100pF Same as above 4&#956;F 1nF Same as above 40&#956;F 10nF Same as above 200&#956;F 100nF Same as above Overload protection: 250V dc or 250Vac rms You can find the manual here: http://www.panda-bg.com/datasheet/646-340035-Multimeter-MS8268.pdf
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It seems to be only 110, but that seems odd, given its origin. I find no discussion of this, beyond the minimal tech specifications.
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Ludmila, that type of AC capacitor is used in AC system, there is not too much difference between 3 mfd to 5 mfd, however you should consult your specific application and define.