Status: Current Production — we repair all Fluke 1730 Series energy loggers (1730, 1732, 1734, 1736, 1738) and the legacy 1735.
A 1730 Series logger is built to be clamped into a live panel and left there for days or weeks, recording voltage, current, power and energy while nobody watches it. The parts that wear are the parts that work the whole time: the voltage and iFlex inputs, the battery, the display and the download link. We repair every model in the family, from the basic 1730 to the 1738 with its power quality captures, and recalibrate each logger before it ships back.
Common Fluke 1730 Series Problems We Fix
- Won’t turn on, or won’t run from the circuit it is measuring
- Blank, dim or cracked screen, often after a drop
- Battery that no longer holds a charge, or won’t take one
- One voltage channel reading zero or reading wrong
- iFlex or current probe input that drops in and out
- Recording stops partway through a long study, or data goes missing
- WiFi download fails or Energy Analyze can’t find the logger
- Connector or case damage picked up in the field
If your logger is doing something not listed here, write to us with the model and what you see on the screen, and we will take it from there.
Fluke 1730 Series Models We Repair
| Model | Description | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Fluke 1738 | Energy logger with advanced PQ — harmonics, dips, swells, inrush | Request Repair |
| Fluke 1738 VIP | 1738 with iFlex current probes and voltage leads included | Request Repair |
| Fluke 1738/B | 1738 base model configuration | Request Repair |
| Fluke 1738/EUS | 1738 with EU/US accessories | Request Repair |
| Fluke 1736 | Energy logger with PQ — harmonics, dips, swells | Request Repair |
| Fluke 1736/B | 1736 base model configuration | Request Repair |
| Fluke 1734 | Energy logger — voltage, current, power, energy | Request Repair |
| Fluke 1732 | Energy logger — voltage, current, power, energy | Request Repair |
| Fluke 1730 | Basic energy logger | Request Repair |
| Fluke 1735 | Three-phase power logger (legacy) | Request Repair |
What Calibration Covers on a 1730 Series Logger
An energy study is only as good as the numbers the logger stored. Our calibration of these loggers checks:
- Voltage on each phase input
- Current on each current input
- Power and energy, which combine both and are the figures most studies are built on
- Power quality functions on the 1736 and 1738, including the harmonics readings
Every unit comes back with a documented, NIST-traceable certificate against Fluke’s published specifications.
Getting Your 1730 Series Logger to Us
- Tell us about it. Email or send a service request naming the model and the fault.
- Pack and ship. Any US address works, and a prepaid label is yours on request.
- Review the quote. Once we have diagnosed it you get a firm, no-obligation price. The logger stays untouched until you approve.
Email: info@junecompany.com | Your repaired 1730 Series logger is covered by our 90-day parts-and-labor warranty and comes back with NIST-traceable calibration.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Fluke 1730 Series repair cost?
We charge a flat fee to evaluate the logger and apply it to the repair. When the diagnosis is done you get a firm number for that unit before anything else happens.
How long does a 1730 Series repair take?
A 1732, 1734, 1736 or 1738 is normally back on its way to you 1 to 5 business days after it reaches our bench. If a study is waiting on it, ask about expedited service.
Is it worth repairing a Fluke 1730 Series logger instead of replacing it?
Usually, yes. The 1730 family is still in production, and fixing the failed component and recalibrating normally comes in well under the price of a replacement logger. The firm quote lets you weigh the repair against a new 1738 before you commit to either.
Can you recover a unit that lost data or stopped logging?
We can repair the cause: flash memory failures and power interruptions are common reasons a logging session fails. Once it is fixed the logger records reliably again, but a study that was already lost when the unit failed usually cannot be brought back.
Do you repair the current probes and iFlex connectors too?
Yes. Worn or intermittent current-probe connectors and iFlex/CT input faults are a frequent repair, restored and verified so the unit reads accurately again.
Is a calibration certificate included?
Yes. Every repair includes NIST-traceable calibration of the voltage, current, power and power quality functions, with a documented certificate against Fluke’s published specifications.
More Fluke power quality instruments
A 1730 logger usually works next to a handheld analyzer on the same job, and both are on our list:
