Amprobe KLK15 Fuse, 15Amp/600V

We're here today to talk about how to check the fuses in your multimeter without having to open the case. Most multimeters, that meet national standards, will have fuses on the current input jacks to protect you. These fuses are located inside the meter and they're high-energy fuses so they can take quite a lot of load without any sort of damage or injury happening to you. To check these fuses, you would typically need to open up the case, take out the fuse, then use your continuity or ohm meter to measure across them to see if they're good or not. There's a much easier way to do this without having to open the case. On all multimeters that have a common jack with their amps input jacks, this common is shared by all input jacks. So if I simply take my multimeter, change it to the ohm function, and then jump from the volt ohm jack into the amp jack, I will be measuring across the fuse an