If you select current measuring (A or mA) and have the test lead connected to V then you get this alarm. Same thing if you select Voltage measuring and the lead is connected to a current terminal.
Check the connections and the selector setting.
SOURCE: why always display ''lead '' fluke 88v
Fluke 88 V displays "LEADS" warning if test leads are in A or mA/uA terminals but switch position does not corespond with those terminals.
Remove all leads and if you still get "LEADS" warning try cleaning all terminals with air. Sometimes dirt gets in A terminals and unit thinks that leads are connected.
Use compressed air or airduster to blow dust from all terminals and hopefully that will fix the problem.
12 V lead-acid rechargeable battery.
Yuasa NP2.8-12
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