hako
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My advice is to leave it where it is in the picture except move the dial to 20v just as mulligan-can says.
Also if you move the red lead to the next one up you will be bypassing the internal fuse - this means you can destroy your multimeter as that terminal is unfused....so I wouldn't risk that. That particular terminal is used when you want to measure current up to 10 amps and has a warning next to it saying it is unfused.
Edit: please don't ever be tempted to check household 240VAC as you will probably kill yourself and ain't nodoby going to be happy then.
Also if you move the red lead to the next one up you will be bypassing the internal fuse - this means you can destroy your multimeter as that terminal is unfused....so I wouldn't risk that. That particular terminal is used when you want to measure current up to 10 amps and has a warning next to it saying it is unfused.
Edit: please don't ever be tempted to check household 240VAC as you will probably kill yourself and ain't nodoby going to be happy then.
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