QUESTION: Fix punctuation: The power requirement is lower as a result The scraper floor chain has been increased to 10 mm A 2speed motor is standard
ANS: The power requirement is lower as a result. The scraper floor chain has been increased to 10 mm. A 2-speed motor is standard.

QUESTION: Fix punctuation: Neither of you will want to play second fiddle to the other
ANS: Neither of you will want to play second fiddle to the other.

QUESTION: Fix punctuation: Room facilities Additional Toilet Air conditioning Alarm clock Bath Bath or Shower Bathroom Bluray player CD Player Cable Channels Carpeted City view Cleaning products Clothes rack Coffee machine DVD Player Desk Dining area Dining table Dishwasher Dressing Room Electric kettle Entire unit wheelchair accessible Flatscreen TV Free toiletries Hairdryer Heating Hypoallergenic Interconnected rooms available Iron Kitchen Kitchenware Linen Microwave Oven Payperview Channels Private entrance Private flat in building Radio Refrigerator Satellite Channels Shower Sofa Soundproofing Stovetop TV TeaCoffee Maker Toaster Toilet Toilet paper Towels Upper floors accessible by lift Video WardrobeCloset
ANS: Room facilities: Additional Toilet, Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bath, Bath or Shower, Bathroom, Blu-ray player, CD Player, Cable Channels, Carpeted, City view, Cleaning products, Clothes rack, Coffee machine, DVD Player, Desk, Dining area, Dining table, Dishwasher, Dressing Room, Electric kettle, Entire unit wheelchair accessible, Flat-screen TV, Free toiletries, Hairdryer, Heating, Hypoallergenic, Interconnected room(s) available, Iron, Kitchen, Kitchenware, Linen, Microwave, Oven, Pay-per-view Channels, Private entrance, Private flat in building, Radio, Refrigerator, Satellite Channels, Shower, Sofa, Soundproofing, Stovetop, TV, Tea/Coffee Maker, Toaster, Toilet, Toilet paper, Towels, Upper floors accessible by lift, Video, Wardrobe/Closet

QUESTION: Fix punctuation: Use the Fluke i400 with your Fluke 1587 to accurately measure AC current without breaking the circuit
ANS:
Use the Fluke i400 with your Fluke 1587 to accurately measure AC current without breaking the circuit.