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Thx for the advice, gonna check the transistor
And I think that my meter is capable of 240V but gonna inspect it with help of electricity guy
It's not a matter of whether your meter can do 240V, can you do 240V? Because that can be the consequence of slipping with the probe.
Sorry, I don't mean to come off all aggressive. I just want to make sure that you don't hurt yourself because I wasn't very clear in my communication.
Ohh okay don't worry for being too "aggressive"
Thank you for saying out the risks for people like me who doesn't know that much in electricity
And thank you for your answers