smello
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Let's say I just discharged a monitor by prying a screwdriver under the anode with a cable attached to the chassis of the monitor. I repeated this process 3 times after waiting several minutes.
Now, what would be a way to test to ensure the voltage is gone. I was thinking using a multimeter, putting one lead on the anode, then the other lead on the chassis?
Also, I read that you should discharge before putting the anode back on. Same process as above, except that the "suction cup" won't be attached to the monitor?
Now, what would be a way to test to ensure the voltage is gone. I was thinking using a multimeter, putting one lead on the anode, then the other lead on the chassis?
Also, I read that you should discharge before putting the anode back on. Same process as above, except that the "suction cup" won't be attached to the monitor?