Description
Megger MOM690A Micro-ohmmeter Repair
The Megger MOM690A is a high-current micro-ohmmeter — it passes a large test current (to ~690 A) through a connection and measures micro-ohm-level resistance to verify breaker contacts, joints, and bus bars in substations using a 4-wire (Kelvin) connection. Its character is high-current sourcing plus precision low-resistance measurement, so faults concentrate in the current source, the sense/measurement front-end, and the Kelvin connections.
June Company repairs and calibrates the Megger MOM690A for substation, breaker, and switchgear maintenance crews.
Common Megger MOM690A problems we fix
- Voltage-sense amplifier degradation — the sense amplifier drifting so micro-ohm readings are off, repaired and recalibrated.
- Kelvin-probe / connector wear — worn 4-wire probe connectors causing erratic readings, serviced.
- Won’t reach test current — the high-current source failing to deliver rated amps, repaired.
- Thermal-shutdown faults — overheating during high-current tests, corrected.
- Display or interface faults.
FAQs
My MOM690A readings drift or the probes are worn — fixable? Yes. Sense-amplifier and Kelvin-probe faults are repairable, then recalibrated so micro-ohm readings are accurate at test current, with a NIST-traceable certificate.
Is the test current verified? Yes — current and resistance accuracy are checked against our standards.
Every repair includes NIST-traceable calibration and a 90-day parts-and-labor warranty. Email us or submit a service request.





