Description
Insulation Tester Repair
An insulation resistance tester (megohmmeter) applies a DC test voltage and measures very high insulation resistance — often with diagnostic ratios like polarization index (PI) and DAR — to assess the insulation of motors, cables, transformers, and apparatus. June Company repairs and calibrates insulation testers across the major brands — Megger, Fluke, AEMC, Hioki, and others — restoring high-voltage output and measurement accuracy and getting your tester back in service.
Whatever the make and model, an insulation tester’s hardworking part is the high-voltage generator, so that’s where most faults originate, along with the measurement circuit.
Common insulation tester problems we fix
- Polarization-index / diagnostic faults — PI/DAR ratios not calculating correctly, restored.
- HV generator faults — won’t reach the selected test voltage or output is low, repaired for full rated voltage.
- Measurement drift — insulation-resistance readings drifting, recalibrated against standards.
- Display, battery, or terminal faults — repaired.
- Guard-circuit faults — repaired.
FAQs
Which insulation testers do you repair? Most major brands and models. Tell us the make and model and the symptom, and we’ll confirm the repair and turnaround.
Are the diagnostics verified? Yes — HV output, resistance ranges, and PI/DAR are checked against our standards with a NIST-traceable certificate.
Every repair includes NIST-traceable calibration and a 90-day parts-and-labor warranty. Email us or submit a service request.






