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westcliff · 11th Oct 2011, 10:30 pm

Just so I know what I'm doing - unsolder the mains lead neutral wire from the radio's on-off switch and insert the DMM between the switch and the mains neutral wire. My DMM has two sockets for testing current, 400mA and 10A. I intend to use the 400mA socket given Pete's 38.5mA.

I won't be doing any testing tonight but I'll have time tomorrow evening. If any of what I've written in this post looks wrong, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Gus.

11th Oct 2011, 10:30 pm	#35
westcliff Hexode Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Essex, UK Posts: 397	Re: KB FB10 "Toaster" Just so I know what I'm doing - unsolder the mains lead neutral wire from the radio's on-off switch and insert the DMM between the switch and the mains neutral wire. My DMM has two sockets for testing current, 400mA and 10A. I intend to use the 400mA socket given Pete's 38.5mA. I won't be doing any testing tonight but I'll have time tomorrow evening. If any of what I've written in this post looks wrong, please don't hesitate to let me know. Gus.