Lockdown Learning - Multimeters: Different types and how to use

[@rayp1811]

Having worked for Baxi as a technical engineer, I will say that the training i received was fantastic.

[@BaxiBoilersUK]

Great to hear Ray! We're very lucky to have such a good training team! Sarah

[@gixerjohn1]

having been on the baxi electrical course, these short videos are a great refresher

[@advancedboilertraining]

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[@malcolmmyatt9092]

Great instruction, I know nothing about using a multi metre, and now I have a beginning.

[@adriatikqypi9356]

I have been to Baxi course which is good, and I appreciate your good videos. Thanks

[@khurramiftakhar2226]

Hello, love your videos. Very informative. I am new in this field. Thinking to buy multimeter is fluke 115 is good enough for gas work requirements. Thanks

[@pointypipedream]

Realy usfull. Mazing how mny of the simple things we actualy forget

[@strider0106]

would of been nice to see which pins you tested across on the Diverter valve motor. Many thanks for the video

[@chohanchohan8208]

There's only 2 connections ..to test from

[@jocelynne2552]

This is covered and shown in the Lockdown video “testing components with a multimeter part 3.

[@khurramiftakhar2226]

I just started learning how to use it. Very helpful video.
I want to buy a fluke multimeter. As a gas engineer what model is ok for me.

[@sharkisharks6329]

NICE ONE MATE

[@enesatmaca7911]

three-way valve motor values ​​should be at which sockets ? for examples 2-3 7,92Kohm

[@highgatehandyman6479]

Nice one.

[@garyedgar5769]

Which Fluke model is this? it looks like the 116 but was wondering if the fluke 114 is ideal for a heating engineer. i have one at present but its so complicated

[@mianasifgujar]

Excellent

[@zoheirchaouli6408]

How to test ignition electrode and flame sensing electrode using the multimeter?

[@raul835]

Looking forward to the component testing vid

[@bentonmaverick9897]

instablaster.

[@rosstaylor4924]

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