Repair of Test & Measurement Instruments

Modern electrical instruments do not drift out of calibration over time. If you suspect your meter is reading incorrectly, it is most likely faulty. If you know what the fault is with your instrument you can send it in for repair. If you are unsure what the fault is, you need to ask for an INSPECTION or REPAIR so we can have it assessed.

If we can not fix your instrument during our inspection, then your instrument is due for a REPAIR. Usually, but not always, this means your instrument will have go back to the manufacturer. This may take several weeks before you get it back, but it will return completely checked and up to manufacturer's original specifications. Please note, before any repair, we will do our best to provide you with the most accurate estimate of total costs for the repair. In some cases, it may be that buying a new meter is the most cost-effective option.

Before sending your tester in with a request for Inspection or Repair, undertake a basic fault find and check for broken leads, blown fuses or flat batteries. This could save you unnecessary expense and downtime.