Agilent U1252A this is a DMM that I do not own.
Even so from time to time I do read complains, that a good quality HH DMM may appear having issues with:
Resistor measurements not stable, or not a warranted repeatability.
Test leads warning Alarm for current inputs, this activates all by itself.
Functions rotary switch (aka range switch back at 80s), not stable or good contact with the inner PCB.
Gentlemen, never seen such an issue at my own HH DMM, I do well take care of them when using them indoor and outdoor.
But for all of you out there, there is a serving tip.
The use of ultrasonic cleaner bath with a portion of isopropyl alcohol, this saved the day of many people.

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Yes, it is required with caution to take the DMM apart, disconnect Liquid crystal screen, and to leave the PCB alone this having a cleaning cycle.
In case that the DMM has secondary PCB for it banana inputs? This should get in the bath too.
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Back in time FLUKE Corporation, it was delivering special instruction as PCB disinfection process.
For their DMM with thru hole components.
At our times, all DMM using
surface mount components, all components placed
too close to its other.
Electrical isolation this is now more easy to be lost.
Field technicians whom working at industrial environments, they are well aware that particles in the atmosphere, they might be from metal.
Especially Plasma cutter machines, these creating a cloud of metallic particles, and this cloud it can cripple all sort of electronics.
(Industrial windows PC, CD DVD drive, ATX PSU, and many more. )
Electric welders, they are an another source this creating a cloud of metallic particles, especially when they are many in action.