I seem to recall you had to unplug the mains lead, then slide down a panel, and you could then remove and reinsert a plastic thing to then say '220' or '240' showing on the outside. of course, that doesn't mean all flukes have the same setup Filip Hautekeete wrote:

Steve,

There is no panel nor switch on the back. However there is a note referring to the manual (orientation of the mains circuit board). Unfortunately I was not able to locate any information about this in the service manual. I was hoping someone had done this before and could tell me immediately what actions to perform.

Best regards,

Filip

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Yes, there is a panel on the back that allows voltage selection I can t remember how but it was easy.

Steve

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Hi all,

Is there any easy way to switch the Fluke 9010A from VAC 120 (factory installed) to VAC 240 ?

Best regards,

Filip

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Good point Rodger, I think that was hidden in the yada, yada part of the instructions for changing voltage that I didn't quote... Now to find the PDF of the 9010A manuals. They aren't up on the ftp site: ftp://ftp.flippers.com/TTL/Test%20Equipment/ the backup CD is buried somewhere in my shop... John :-#)# At 3:40 PM -0600 10/31/05, Rodger Boots wrote:

Be careful, a lot of times when you change voltage you also should change the fuse. In the case of the 9010A the line fuse should be 1A fast blow for 120 V and 1/2 A fast blow for 240 V.

Filip Hautekeete wrote:

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Hello Steve, You are correct. Thanks to John Robertson I figured out there is a slide card for voltage selection behind the fuse panel. No need to drag the systems out of your garage ;-) Thanks for your help! Filip

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Actually the Fluke docs are here ('borrowed' from TTL ftp site obviously!) glad to have them out there! http://fmbbowen.com:39353/VideoGames/DLH_DVDs/Test%20Equipment/Fluke/9010A%2... If you go back two directories you will find lots of old TTL and others archives. John :-#)# At 9:54 PM -0500 10/31/05, Franklin Bowen wrote:

Here are some docs for it (from the DLH DVDs):

http://fmbbowen.com:39353/VideoGames/DLH_DVDs/Test%20Equipment/Eprom%20Progr...

At 04:14 PM 10/31/2005, you wrote:

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Good point Rodger, I think that was hidden in the yada, yada part of the instructions for changing voltage that I didn't quote...

Now to find the PDF of the 9010A manuals. They aren't up on the ftp site: ftp://ftp.flippers.com/TTL/Test%20Equipment/ the backup CD is buried somewhere in my shop...

John :-#)#

At 3:40 PM -0600 10/31/05, Rodger Boots wrote:

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Be careful, a lot of times when you change voltage you also should change the fuse. In the case of the 9010A the line fuse should be 1A fast blow for 120 V and 1/2 A fast blow for 240 V.

Filip Hautekeete wrote:

...

Hello Steve, You are correct. Thanks to John Robertson I figured out there is a slide card for voltage selection behind the fuse panel. No need to drag the systems out of your garage ;-) Thanks for your help! Filip

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Hello Rodger, You are correct I should replace them asap. Thanks for pointing this out. Best regards, Filip ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rodger Boots" <rlboots@cedar-rapids.net> To: "Technical Tools Mail List" <techtoolslist@flippers.com> Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 10:40 PM Subject: Re: [Techtoolslist] Fluke 9010A Input voltage

Be careful, a lot of times when you change voltage you also should change the fuse. In the case of the 9010A the line fuse should be 1A fast blow for 120 V and 1/2 A fast blow for 240 V.

Filip Hautekeete wrote:

...

Hello Steve,

You are correct. Thanks to John Robertson I figured out there is a slide card for voltage selection behind the fuse panel. No need to drag the systems out of your garage ;-)

Thanks for your help!

Filip

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