The ends of the cables are completely sealed and there is nothing in the instructures that suggests I have to manually cut the plastic ends off to expose the metal pins inside but I can't understand how else I'm supposed to use them with this or any other multimeter. Is this a thing with probe cables?
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Many have caps .Double check
Yup that's the one, feel pretty stupid now. I was trying to pull the whole end but it was a cap on the inside. Thanks for the quick solution.
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