Haven't been around for a while. Looking for a manual to the Ideal Multimeter I have. Google gave me your link!!

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/test-measurement/multimeters/ideal-61-340/manual/

Clicked download and spent the next 10 minutes trying to change the password I forgot from 7 years ago. I was logged in but the page won't load "signed in" from all the stupid password page BS so I had to return to google to get the linked page again. Click on the link to download it ........ "Not Available Anymore"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for wasting my time and everyone else out in the world following your blank link.

PS: You'd think an "Electronics" website would have a spell check coded for "Multimeter" as a correct spelling??

 

Haven't been around for a while. Looking for a manual to the Ideal Multimeter I have. Google gave me your link!!

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/test-measurement/multimeters/ideal-61-340/manual/

Clicked download and spent the next 10 minutes trying to change the password I forgot from 7 years ago. I was logged in but the page won't load "signed in" from all the stupid password page BS so I had to return to google to get the linked page again. Click on the link to download it ........ "Not Available Anymore"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for wasting my time and everyone else out in the world following your blank link.

PS: You'd think an "Electronics" website would have a spell check coded for "Multimeter" as a correct spelling??

I am just wondering if that content is available to paid members only. Is that possible?

 

Hello,

@jrap , can you have a look at this?

Bertus

 

Thanks for wasting my time and everyone else out in the world following your blank link.

Here's the instruction manual and a service manual. Courtesy of Google search.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...MQFnoECFcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1PWQfbEQJPhxfOQY8cpmHy

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...MQFnoECCMQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2nS6C1R-_rHhJb8xZxYH42

Upload difficulties from my slow DSL. Use the Supply House link for instruction manual.

PS: You'd think an "Electronics" website would have a spell check coded for "Multimeter" as a correct spelling??

I think spellchecker is a browser or device function. Not the website.