Description
Megger MTO300 Transformer Ohmmeter Repair
The MTO300 is a transformer ohmmeter — it sources DC test current to measure winding resistance on power-transformer windings and tap changers, the test that catches loose connections, broken strands, and tap-changer problems. Its character is high-current DC measurement, so the faults concentrate in the current source and the precision low-resistance measurement path.
June Company repairs and calibrates the MTO300 for transformer maintenance crews and substation testing teams.
Common MTO300 problems we fix
- Won’t reach rated test current — high-current DC source degradation, the most common MTO fault; without full current, winding-resistance readings are slow and unstable. Rebuilt to source full current.
- Resistance readings drift or won’t settle — measurement-circuit drift on the low-resistance path, recalibrated for stable readings.
- Tap-changer test sequencing issues — the control that steps through tap positions, repaired.
- Demagnetization not working — the demag function that conditions the core after testing.
- Display or interface faults.
FAQs
My winding-resistance readings won’t stabilize — why? Usually the current source can’t reach or hold rated current, so the reading never settles. We rebuild the source and recalibrate so readings are stable and accurate.
Do you certify the resistance accuracy? Yes — verified against our reference 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.






