<ul><li>Loose connections, damaged probes, or leads can impede normal operations and give rise to inaccurate readings from a multimeter.</li><li>One of the reasons for a multimeter not reading current correctly is when it is set on wrong settings.</li><li>Problems with the battery of your multimeter, or incorrect use of probes could lead to an inaccurate reading.</li><li>Calibration is key for obtaining accurate readings from your multimeter.</li><li>An individual needs to wear eye protection when using a multimeter.</li><li>A reset can be performed on a multimeter by removing any leads or probes and turning off power for 10 minutes.</li><li>A blown fuse can be identified by yellow or black discoloration close to one of the terminals of the multimeter.</li><li>Accurate readings can be obtained with the help of a beeping option on most multimeters.</li><li>Cheap multimeters might sacrifice accuracy and reliability.</li><li>To measure current, voltage, and resistance accurately, one needs to take precautions and be careful.</li></ul>

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