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Digital clamp meters recalled

Fluke Corporation is voluntarily recalling certain Digital Clamp Meters that were manufactured between Sept. 1, 2010 and Oct. 31, 2012.

02/01/2013


 

Fluke 373, 374, 375, and 376 Digital Clamp Meters are being voluntarily recalled due to the printed circuit assembly. They may not be properly fastened to the test lead input jack, which may result in inaccurate voltage readings, including a low or no voltage reading on a circuit energized with a hazardous voltage, presenting a shock, electrocution, or thermal burn hazard. This voluntary recall involves Fluke Digital Clamp Meters with the model and serial numbers listed below. Any serial number preceded or followed by the letter “R” is NOT affected by this recall notice.

 

 

Model

 

Manufacture Dates

 

Starting Serial Number

 

Ending Serial Number

 

Fluke 376

 

Sept 2010 – Feb 2011

 

14270001

 

15909999

 

Fluke 375

 

Sept 2010 – Mar 2011

 

14270001

 

16079999

 

Fluke 374

 

Oct 2010 – Feb 2011

 

14270001

 

16379999

 

Fluke 373

 

Oct 2010 – Oct 2012

 

14270001

 

21950000

 

 

 

If you own one of these clamp meters, please stop using it immediately and send it back to Fluke for repair, the company asked. If someone else within your organization is the primary use of the Fluke 37X Series Clamp Meter or is responsible for responding to recall notices, please pass this notice along to the appropriate person. (Please send only the clamp meter; any test leads/boxes/manuals that are sent with the unit will NOT be returned.) To contact Fluke for information on how to have your units repaired, either:

  • Visit www.fluke.com/37x-recall to register your affected product online as part of the recall. Once your information is complete and you click "submit," a postage-paid mailing envelope will be sent to you within two business days. Use this envelope to return your clamp meter to Fluke for repair. Your clamp meter will be sent back to you when repairs are complete.
  • Call 877-564-7180 for information and to request a postage-paid mailing envelope be sent to you.

Fluke

www.fluke.com 

 

 

 



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