INSTRUCTION MANUALPORTABLE APPLIANCE TESTERMODEL ６２００，６２０２
KYORITSU ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS
WORKS，LTD.

CONTENTS
1．Safe testing ...................................................................................... 1
2．Procedure of removing cover ........................................................... 32．
1 Method of removing the cover .................................................. 32．
2 Method of storing the cover ...................................................... 3
3．Product summary and explanation ...................................................43．
1 Product summary .................................................................... 43．
2 Test range ............................................................................... 43．
3 Features ................................................................................. 53．
4 Instrument layout .................................................................... 53．
5 Optional accessory ................................................................. 73．
6 Explanation for indications and buzzer ................................... 83．
6-1 DISPLAY ................................................................................. 83．
6-2 LED for threshold value indication and buzzer ....................... 83．
7 Applicable standards .............................................................. 8
4．Specification .................................................................................... 9
5．Preparation before a measurement ............................................... 115．
1 Visual inspection ................................................................... 115．
2 Connection to mains power supply ....................................... 11
5．
2-1 Connection of mains cord ..................................................... 11
5．
2-2 Check the mains power supply voltage ................................ 125．
2-3 How to use M-7121 (Optional cord) ...................................... 125．
2-4 NULL setting (Protective conductor resistance range) .......... 13
6．Connection for the instrument and the device under test .............. 14
7．Measuring method ......................................................................... 15
7．
1 Measuring protective conductor resistance (RPE) ............... 15
7．
2 Measuring insulation resistance (RINS) ............................... 16
7．
3 Measuring equivalent leakage current (IEL) ......................... 17
7．
4 Measuring contact current (IL) .............................................. 18
7．
5 Measuring current consumption……… Only for M-6202 ...... 19
8．Fuse replacement .......................................................................... 20
9．Services ......................................................................................... 21
10．Case and strap assembly ...............................................................21

1. Safe testing ！
Electricity is dangerous and can cause injury and death. Always treat it with thegreatest of respect and care. If you are not quite sure how to proceed, stop a
measurement and take advice from a qualified person. This instruction manualcontains warning and safety rules which must be observed by the user toensure safe operation of the instrument and retain it in safe condition.
Therefore, read through these operating instructions before using the
instrument.

IMPORTANT:
1．This instrument must only be used by a competent and trained person andoperated in strict accordance with the instructions. KYORITSU will not
accept liability for any damage or injury caused by misuse or noncompliance with the instructions or with the safety procedures.
2．It is essential to read and to understand the safety rules contained in the
instructions or with the safety procedures.
3．The symbol ！ indicated on the instrument means that the user must refer tothe related sections in the manual for safe operation of the instrument. Be
sure to carefully read instructions following each symbol ！ in this manual.

！ DANGER

is reserved for conditions and actions that are likely tocause serious or fatal injury.

！ WARNING

is reserved for conditions and actions that can cause
serious or fatal injury.

！ CAUTION

is reserved for conditions and actions that can cause
minor injury or instrument damage.

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！ DANGER● This instrument can be connected only to the commercial power of
230V+10%-10%, 50/60Hz.
● For safety reasons, only use the Test Leads designed to be used with this
instrument and recommended by KYORITSU.
● Mains power supply to which the instrument is connected must be
protected with a fuse or a breaker of 16A (max. rating) against over load.
● Use only grounded mains outlets to supply the instrument.
● Do not touch the device under test while testing is in progress. Since ahigh voltage of 500V is outputting continuously, especially while measuring
insulation resistance, user may get electrical shock. Also not to touch thecapacitor of the device under test as hazardous voltage may exist.
● When testing, always be sure to keep your fingers behind the safetybarriers on the test leads.
● Not to exceed max. throughput of 4000VA on current consumption (ILINE)
range of M-6202.
● Disconnect the instrument from the power supply when measurement isfinished. Do not leave the instrument with connected to the power supply.
！ WARNING● Never open the instrument case - because dangerous voltages arepresent. Only fully trained and competent electrical engineers should open
the case.
● If abnormal conditions of any sort are noted (such as a faulty display,
unexpected readings, broken case, cracked test leads, etc) do not use theinstrument and return it to your distributor for inspection and repair.
● Never attempt to use the instrument if the instrument or your hand is wet.

！ CAUTION● When using Test Leads with alligator clip, be sure to check the alligator
clip is firmly connected to the metal part of the device under test.
Otherwise, inaccurate measurement or arc at the contacts may occurs.
● The rated measuring voltage for insulation test is 500V.DC. For electricaldevices to be tested, if this test voltage seems not proper to apply,
contact your distributor and ask for advices.
● When testing faulty device, it may trip the circuit breaker of main power
supply during test and may cause interruption of service. Be careful when
the same main power supply is used for PCs.
KYORITSU is not liable for loss of data on PC during testing with this
instrument.
● The device under test is powered on during most tests, but please turn it
to OFF position after use.
● Use a cloth dipped in water or neutral detergent for cleaning the
instrument.
Do not use abrasives or solvents.

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2. Procedure of removing coverModel 6200 and 6202 have a dedicated cover to protect against an impact fromthe outside and prevent the operation part, the LCD, and the connector socket
from becoming dirty. The cover can be detached and put on the back side of themain body during measurement.
2.1 Method of removing the cover

Fig.1

2.2 Method of storing the cover

Fig.2

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3. Product summary and explanation
3.1 Product summary
Model 6200, 6202 perform tests and measurements in accordance with DIN
VDE 0701:2000 (Repair, modification and testing of electrical instruments) andDIN VDE 0702:1995 (Repeat tests for electrical instruments). These standards
require to measure protective conductor resistance, insulation resistance andequivalent leakage current of repaired or modified equipment or to test theabsence of voltage at the exposed metal parts of information technology
equipment and office machine. This instrument can perform voltage
measurement of main power supply, in addition to above measurements. For
M-6202, it can perform current consumption measurement.
This instrument is designed to check the electrical safety of the devices of
Safety Class I, Class II and Class III categories. As a guide IEC standard define
these three categories as follows:
Class l ：Devices which have a functional insulation throughout and an earth
connected case. These are often described as earthed devices.
Class ll ：Devices which have both functional and additional insulation where
any metal parts cannot become "Live" under fault conditions.
Class Ⅲ：Devices in which protection against electrical shock rely upon supply
from SELV circuit and in which hazardous voltage are not generated.
Note) SELV (safety extra low voltage) circuit is designed and protected that
under normal operating conditions, single fault condition and when basic
insulation is damaged, its voltage do not exceed a safe voltage.
3.2 Test range
MODEL 6200 and 6202 have following features.
M-6200M-6202

IL : Contact current measurement

OO

IEL : Equivalent leakage current measurementOO

RINS : Insulation resistance measurementOO

RPE : Protective conductor resistance measurementO

O

VOLT : Voltage measurement of mains power supply

O

O

ILINE : Current consumption measurement

×

O

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3.3 Features● Compact, light weight and truly portable● Robust Panel and Case
● Capable of measuring the voltage of main power supply● Large custom digital display● Easy to perform various tests specified in DIN VDE 0701/0702, capable ofjudging pass/fail of tests by LED on the panel and by buzzer.
3.4 Instrument layout (Illust: M-6202)
（15）
（16）

（2）

（7）

（1）

（8）
（9）
（10）

（11）

（12）
（3）
（4）
（5）
（6）
（13） （14）Fig.3（1）Test socket
If the device under test (hereinafter, referred as "DUT" in this document) is
equipped with a mains plug, the measurement of protective conductor
resistance, insulation resistance, equivalent leakage current and contact
current can be performed.
（2）Terminal block
The supplied mains plug and Test Leads can be connected to this terminal.
And this terminal can be used when making a measurement with an
optional cord.
―5―（3）Terminal block / Terminal for mains cord
The supplied mains cord can be connected to this terminal.
（4）Terminal block / L/N terminal
This terminal wired in parallel to two short-circuited Phase terminals at thetest socket (1).
The DUT Phase conductors can be connected to this L/N terminal andmeasured, if the DUT is not equipped with a mains plug.
（5）Terminal block / PE/2mA terminal
Contact current at exposed conductive parts which are not connected withprotective conductor can be measured by connecting RPE-Test Lead. In
addition, this terminal is wired in parallel to the protective conductor
terminal at the test socket (1), so the DUT protective conductor can beconnected to this terminal, if the DUT earth terminal is not equipped with amains plug. Beyond this, exposed conductive parts at the DUT must beconnected to this terminal for insulation testing and the measurement ofequivalent leakage current.
（6）Terminal block / RPE-Test Lead terminal
RPE-Test Lead for resistance measurement of the protective conductor canbe connected to this terminal, and the alligator clip is to be connected withthe enclosure of the DUT.
（7）LCD
Measured values are displayed.
（8）LED for threshold value
The red LED lights up when limit values defined in the applicable standards
have been exceeded during the measurement of protective conductor
resistance, insulation resistance, equivalent leakage current and contact
current.
（9）NULL button
NULL setting shall be done before starting the measurement of protective
conductor resistance. (Cancel the resistance of the Test Lead, insideprotective fuse and so on.)（10）Range switch
Select a range with the range switch.
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（11）Safety lock button (Only for M-6202)
To select the range for current consumption measurement, turn the range
switch while this button is being pressed. It is to prevent any hazards will
not occur on user by DUT operates suddenly.
（12）Protective fuse
Protected by fuse of 600V/500mA ceramic fuse (F type Φ6.35mm x 32mm)
against external over voltage.
（13）Mains cord : M-7125
This mains cord can be connected to the main power supply so that the
instrument can derive power from it. To measure contact current, the socketof the mains power supply is to be equipped with an earth terminal.
（14）RPE-Test lead : M-7129
The Test Lead can be combined with either alligator clip or probe with blade
type prod.
Whichever can be used as usage.
（15）Attachment - Probe with blade type prod（16）Attachment - Alligator clip
3.5 Optional accessory（1）Test Lead for external terminal: M-7122
It can be used for a measurement via external terminal on the instrument.

Fig.4（2）Test Lead for measuring distribution board : M-7121
It can be used when the mains cord (13), described in clause 3.4, cannot
be connected to the outlet (no earthing contact socket is available).
(Please refer to clause 5.2-3 for the connection)
Black-Neutral
Red-Phase
Green-Earth

Fig.5
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3.6 Explanation for indications
3.6-1 M-6200 Display (common with M-6202)
The Polarity of protective
earth conductor resistance

Current consumption

Power supply voltage(Line-Neutral)

NULL indication
Units

Fig.6
Note. 1) Over range display: "OL" symbol is displayed on the LCD over range
display.
2) LINE = PHASE
3.6-2 LED for threshold value indication and buzzer
When exceeding following limit values which are defined in DIN
VDE0702:1995, LED lights up and buzzer sounds.
LED for threshold Warning buzzer
Measuring range
Condition
value indication(continuous sound)Protective conductor
resistance
Insulation resistance
Equivalent leakage
current
Leakage current /contact current(substantiation ofabsence of voltage)

RPE >0.3Ω
RPE >1ΩRINS < 0.5MΩ
RINS < 2.0MΩ
IEA >7.0mA
IEA >15mA
IL >0.25mA
IL >0.5mA

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3.7 Applicable standards
Instrument operation: DIN VDE 0701:2000 / DIN VDE 0702:1995
Safety: IEC/EN61010-1 CATIII 300V-instrument
IEC/EN61010-2-031 CATIII 300V(600V)-test lead
EMC Interference Emission / Immunity : EN 61326-1
As for basic standards, EN 61000-4-3, EN 61000-4-4, EN 61000-4-6, andEN 61000-4-11, criterion B.
(Criterion B: Temporary degradation of performance or loss, but self-recovering)―8―4. Specification●General specification, measuring range and accuracy
Voltage (VOLT) measurement of mains power supply
Measuring range
Resolution
Accuracy180 ~ 260V AC
1V± (2%rdg+3dgt)

Measurement of Protective conductor resistance (RPE)
RatingMeasuring range
Resolution
Open-circuit voltage
Measuring current
Accuracy20Ω+ and 20Ω- (Bi-polarity test)
0 ~ 19.99Ω
10mΩ
±5.0± 0.4V DC
Within 200 ~ 250mA DC (when measuring 0 ~ 2Ω)± (2%rdg+3dgt)

Measurement of Insulation resistance (RINS)
RatingMeasuring range
Resolution
Output voltage at open circuit
Short-circuit current
Rated current
Accuracy

500V / 200MΩ
0~19.99MΩ/ 199.9MΩ (2auto ranges)
10kΩ/100kΩ

500V DC +50% -0%14mA DC or lessWithin 1~1.5mA DC under the load of 0.5MΩ
± (2% rdg+3dgt)

Measurement of Equivalent leakage current (IEL)
RatingMeasuring range
Resolution
Open-circuit voltage
Short-circuit current
AccuracyInternal resistance (RA Meter)

20mA AC
0 ~ 19.99mA AC
10μA
30V±5V AC
35mA AC or less
± (2% rdg+3dgt)
2kΩ

Measurement of Contact current (IL)
RatingMeasuring range
Resolution
AccuracyInternal resistance (RA Meter)

2mA AC
0 ~ 1.999mA AC
1μA± (2% rdg+3dgt)
2kΩ

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Measurement of current consumption (ILINE) (Only for M-6202)
RatingMeasuring range
Resolution
Accuracy
Throughput

16A AC
0 ~ 15.99A AC
10mA± (2% rdg+3dgt)
Max. 4000VA

Threshold and display (Threshold display is dependent on the accuracy on eachmeasuring range.)
LED for threshold Warning buzzer
display(continuous sound)--RPE >0.3Ω
●Protective conductor resistance●
RPE >1Ω●●RINS < 0.5MΩ
●Insulation resistance--RINS < 2.0MΩ
●--IEL >7.0mA●
Equivalent leakage current●
IEL >15mA●--IL >0.25mA●
Contact current●
IL >0.5mA●
Range

Threshold

Reference conditions
Unless otherwise specified, this specification is dependent on following
condition.
(1) Ambient temperature ： 23±5℃(2) Relative humidity： 45 ~ 75%(3) Position： Horizontal(4) AC power source： 230V, 50/60Hz(5) Altitude： 2000m or less
Operating temperature and humidity range
0℃ ~ +40℃ Relative humidity: 85% or less (no condensation)
Storage temperature and humidity range-20℃ ~ +60℃ Relative humidity: 85% or less (no condensation)
Rate voltage and frequency
Rated voltage： 230V ±10%
Rated frequency ： 50 ~ 60Hz ±1%
Operating method
Display： Dual slope integration： 3 1/2 digit in LCD, character height 17mm,
Max reading 1999 with units, symbols, etc.

Maximum rated power
Approx. 9VA
Maximum throughput of M-6202
Max. 4000VA― 10 ―

Outer dimension and weight
Outer dimension: 185(L) × 167(W) × 89(D)mm
Weight:Approx. 1kg (only the instrument body)
Symbols used on the instrument:
F Equipment protected throughout by DOUBLE INSULATION or
REINFORCED INSULATION！
Caution (Refer to the accompanying instruction manual)

5. Preparation before a measurement
5．1 Visual inspection
Before starting a measurement, user should undertake visual checks on themains cord, case and that the correct type and rated fuse is fitted to the DUT.
And also there should be no evidence of damage of a nature that may impair
the electrical safety of the item.
5.2 Connection to mains power supply
5.2-1 Connection of mains cord
Set the range switch on the instrument to "VOLT" range and insert the socketof mains cord to the instrument. Then connect the plug to the outlet of mains
power supply.

Fig.7！ CAUTION● Always be sure to check there is no abnormal conditions or damages on
the instrument and cords. If any evidence of abnormality found,measurement shall be stopped immediately.
● The outlet of mains power supply must have earth terminal.
● This instrument can be only connected to the commercial power of
230V+10%-10%, 50/60Hz.
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5.2-2 Check the mains power supply voltage
There is no power switch and the instrument is immediately ready for use.
Mains power supply voltage is displayed on the LCD. Please check the value,
and when it is from 207V to 253V, the instrument can perform correct
measurements. If the displayed value is out of above range, do not make ameasurement.
！ WARNING● When the voltage of mains power supply is 260V or more, "HI-V" isdisplayed on the LCD and buzzer sounds (discontinuous sounds). In thatcase, disconnect the mains cord of the instrument from mains power supply.
5.2-3 How to use M-7121(Optional cord)
If the mains cord M-7125 is not available, or no earthing contact socket isavailable, connection of the mains power supply and the instrument can beaccomplished with the help of the optional cord.

Fig.8！ WARNING● The mains power supply to which the instrument to be connected shall beprotected against overload with fuse or circuit breaker. The rating of thefuse and breaker shall not exceed 16A.
● Be careful not to get an electrical shock when connecting cords. This
instrument can be only connected to the commercial power supply whenthe voltage between Neutral (N) and Phase (L1〜L3) is 230V+10%-10%,
50/60Hz.
！ CAUTION● The rated current capacity of this instrument, when using the optionalcord, is 10A or less.
M-7121 Phase and Neutral probe have a fuse of 600V/10A (Fast acting
type ceramic fuse) for safety purpose.
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5.2-4 NULL setting (Protective conductor resistance range)
According to below figure, set the range switch to the range for protective
conductor resistance (either 20Ω+ or 20Ω- is OK). Press NULL button after
short-circuited PE/2mA and RPE -Test lead terminals with RPE-Test Lead.
Make sure that the " NULL " mark appears on the LCD and indicated value is"0.00Ω" ; Data is corrected.
RPE -Test lead terminal

PE/2mA terminal

Fig.9！ CAUTION● When pressing NULL button, the indicated value is stored as a reference
value. After that, the difference between the reference value (stored
value) and measuring value is indicated on the LCD.
● The " NULL " mark is displayed on the LCD while the NULL function is
operating. Each time pressing NULL button, NULL function shall beturned on and off.
● NULL function can not be released by changing the range while it isoperating. To release the function, power off the instrument.
● NULL function works on both 20Ω+ range and 20Ω- range, therefore,
there is no need to do NULL setting at both ranges.
● For the measuring method shown in the following clause 6.3 and 6.4,
NULL setting is required also for an optional cord.

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6. Connection for the instrument and the device under test
When the DUT is equipped with a mains plug, use test socket, RPE -Test leadand PE/2mA terminal for a measurement of protective conductor resistance,
insulation resistance and equivalent leakage current of DUT. But if not, connect
the DUT to L/N and PE/2mA terminal which are connected inparallel to the test
socket with the optional cord. Use one of the following test set ups, depending
upon the type and condition of the DUT.
6. 1 Safety Class I DUT with Mains PlugTo enclosure for measurement of protective resistance
Test cord M-7129
RPE -Test lead Terminal
Switch the DUT on.

Fig.10Connect to the test socket

6. 2 Safety Class II DUT with Mains Plug
Test cord M-7129

To exposed metal parts

Switch the DUT on.
PE/2mA termina

Fig.11
6. 3 DUT Without Mains Plug or Safety Class lll DUT
Switch the DUT on.

Safety Class Ⅲ

To enclosure for measurement of protective conductor resistanceFig.12

Optional Cord

6.4 3-Phase DUT
Switch the DUT on.

To enclosure for measurement of protective conductor resistanceFig.13

Optional Cord

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7. Measuring method
7.1 Measuring protective conductor resistance (RPE)
The measurement of protective conductor resistance is of course not possiblefor devices which are not equipped with a protective conductor (e.g. Safety
Class ll and III devices).The objective of this test is to ensure the connection
between the earth or the protective conductor of the commercial power earth
pin and the metal casing and accessible conductive parts of the DUT is
satisfactory and of a low enough resistance value to satisfy safety standards.
And this measurement should be done also by reversing the output polarity.
(1) Connect the DUT as described in clause 6.
(2) Set the range switch to the "RPE 20Ω+" position.
(3) Read the measured value in "Ω" from the LCD.
(4) Set the range switch to the "RPE 20Ω-" position.
(5) Move the cable from the DUT during a measurement, section bysection over its entire length, in order to locate interruptions.
Displayed on 20Ω+ range
Displayed at NULL
settingFig.14

Displayed on 20Ω- range

Results
Protective conductor resistance may not exceed the following values.
Maximum allowable protective conductor resistance values depending on
cable length
Length to (m)

5

12.5

20

27.5

35

42.5

50

More than 50m

Max. resistance (Ω)

0.3

0.4

0.5

0.6

0.7

0.8

0.9

1.0

Under no circumstances may a value of 1Ω be exceeded. The table is also
valid for cable reels and extension cables.

！ CAUTION● Follow the procedure described in 5.2-4 and do NULL setting before ameasurement.
● Alligator clip must make good contact with the enclosure of the DUT.
● When the terminal is open or the resistance value exceeds measuring
range, "OL" mark (over range display) appears on the LCD.
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7.2 Measuring insulation resistance (RINS)This measurement may only be performed if the DUT has successfullycompleted protective conductor resistance testing (Safety class l device). The
objective of this test is to ensure that the insulation between Phase or Neutral
conductor of the mains power supply and the metal casing and accessible
conductive parts of the DUT is satisfactory.
(1) Connect the DUT as described in clause 6. If it is a Class II or III device,connect the PE/2mA terminal and exposed metal parts with Test Lead.
(2) Switch the DUT on.
(3) Set the range switch to "RINS 200MΩ" position.
(4) Read the measured value in "MΩ" from the LCD.

Fig.15Results
Insulation resistance may not fall short of below values.
Safety class

Ⅰ

VDE0701
VDE0702

1M

Ⅰ(with heating elements)
0.3MΩ
0.5MΩ

Ⅱ
2MΩ
2M

Ⅲ
1000Ω/V or
250kΩ

This instrument has LED indications which illuminate when the resulting
measurement is below the DUT threshold value of 0.5MΩ or 2.0MΩ.
(according to DIN VDE 0702)！ CAUTION● When the terminal is open or the resistance value exceeds measuring
range, "OL" mark (over range display) appears on the LCD.
● Depending on the type of DUT, insulation resistance value is unstable
and the indication may not become stable. In that case, regard themeasured value as a reference value.
● Do not touch the DUT while testing is in progress. Since a high voltage of
500V is outputting continuously, user may get electrical shock.

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7.3 Measuring equivalent leakage current (IEL)
The objective of this test is to ensure that leakage current between Phase or
Neutral and the earth connector of the mains power supply is satisfactory andlow enough to satisfy the relevant standard.
(1) Connection is the same as shown for the measurement of insulation
resistance.
(see clause 7.2)
(2) Set the range switch to the "IEL 20mA" position.
(3) Switch the DUT on.
(4) Read the measured value in "mA" from the LCD.

Fig.16
ResultEquivalent leakage current may not fall short of below values.
Safety class

Ⅰ

VDE0701
VDE0702/200
VDE0702

3.5mA
1mA
7mA

Ⅰ
(with heating elements)
1mA/kW−
15mA(with heating power:
6kW or more)

Ⅱ
0.5mA
1mA
−

According to DIN VDE 0702, the measured current value between thecomponents to which voltage is applied during operation and exposed metalparts may not exceed 7mA, or 15mA for devices with heating power of greaterthan or equal to 6kW.
This instrument has LED indications which illuminate when the resulting
measurement is below the DUT threshold value of 7.0mA or 15.0mA.
(according to DIN VDE 0702)！ CAUTION● This instrument performs a "substitute leakage" test by applying a safe
test voltage of AC30V between Phase or Neutral and the earth connectorof the DUT. The results are displayed as thought the DUT would bepowered from a supply voltage of 230V. The resultant measurement is tobe accepted as advisory and not as an absolute measurement.
● Devices that are fitted with a differential mains filter will display the value
which is greater than the actual value.
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7.4 Measuring contact current (IL)Before performing this measurement, the protective conductor resistance test,
in clause 7.1, must be first performed and passed. Contact current measurement
to be performed instead of insulation resistance measurement for Safety class ll
devices, or for Safety class l devices with exposed conductive parts which are
not connected to the protective conductor. (see Fig.17)(1) Connect the DUT to the mains outlet. Be sure to connect the same
mains outlet to which the instrument is connected.
(2) Set the range switch to the "IL 2mA" position.
(3) Connect the RPE - Test lead with probe to PE/2mA terminal.
(4) Power the DUT on.
(5) Contact exposed metal parts at the DUT with the test probe.
(6) Read the measured value in "mA" from the LCD.
ResultFor Safety Class l, I(with heating elements), and II devices, according to DIN
VDE 0701, Part240, measured values may not exceed 0.25mA, and may notexceed 0.5mA according to DIN VDE 0701 as well.
This instrument has LED indications which illuminate when the resulting
measurement is below the DUT threshold value of 0.25mA or 0.5mA.
！ CAUTION● The mains outlets to which the test instrument and the DUT areconnected must be connected to the same mains outlets.
● Contact current measurement must be performed with the mains plug
poled in both directions. The larger of the two measured values applies.
● A defect in the DUT may cause tripping of the residual current circuit
breaker during testing, which would also result in interruption of supply
power. Data must be backed up before making measurements at dataprocessing equipment.
Connection for contact current measurement
Mains cord of M-6200
Same outlet

To exposed conductive parts
Switch the DUT on.

Fig.17

To mains outlet― 18 ―

7.5 Measuring current consumption (ILINE) (Only for M-6202)
This instrument can measure current consumption of the DUT. The safety
tests described in clause 7.4 and earlier must not be performed and passed.
(1) Connect the DUT to the test socket on the instrument.
(2) Set the range switch to ILINE16A range with pressing the safety lockbutton on the instrument. If the safety lock button is not pressed, "no" isdisplayed on the LCD and current measurement cannot be performed.
(3) Power the DUT on.
(4) Read the measured value in "A" from the LCD.
Connection for current consumption measurement
Set the range switch to ILINE16A range and power the DUT on.

Fig.18！ WARNING● The maximum allowable load capacity is 16A. The main power supply towhich the test instrument is connected must be protected against
overload with a fuse or breaker. The ratings of fuse or circuit breaker
shall not exceed 16A.
● Great attention must be paid when powering on the equipment such as
power motor.
● The maximum throughput on current consumption measuring range(ILINE16A) of M-6202 is 4000VA.
It shall not be exceeded.

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8. Fuse replacement
When the protective fuse blows during use, please replace with new one
according to below procedure.
(1) Use a flat head screwdriver and turn it
about 45゜to left and remove the fuse
cap and fuse.
(2) Remove the fuse from the fuse cap
and replace it with new one.
(3) Install the fuse cap and fuse again. At
that point, the screwdriver groove
shall be at about 45゜turned to leftfrom the initial position. Use theflathead screwdriver and turn it toright.
(The screwdriver groove will stop at thehorizontal position.)Fig.19！ WARNING● Be sure to remove mains cord from the instrument before replacing fuse.
● The fuse that user can replace is this fuse only. Never attempt to performthe other repairing.
！ CAUTION● Please use the specified fuse (Fast acting type ceramic fuse :600V/500mA - Φ6.35×32mm).
For the specified fuse, purchase it by yourself or order it from our agency.

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9. Services
If this instrument should fail to operate correctly, return it to your distributor.
Please remember to give all the information possible concerning the nature of
the fault, as this will mean that the instrument will be serviced and returned to
you more quickly.

10. Case and strap assembly
Strap belt and probe case can be attached to the instrument as below.
1) Pass the strap belt down through the side panel of the main body from thetop, and up through the slots of the probe form the bottom. (Fig. 20)
2) Pass the strap through the buckle, adjust the strap for length and secure.
(Fig. 21)

Fig.20

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92-1558A

03-06