Infinite Voltage from Neutral to Ground

[akazici]

I am reading 0L ( infinite ? ) voltage between neutral and ground terminals. However I read normal voltage phase-ground and phase to neutral. I checked with the ohmmeter and I see resistance ( 0.2 ohms ) between neutral and the ground. My multimeter is Fluke E87 I couldn't figure out why I would see infinite voltage, I would expect to see some milivolts with that 0.2 resistance.

Any help will be appreciated.

 

[iwire]

It sounds like you are (or were) set to the wrong range. Make sure you are on auto range.

 

[G._S._Ohm]

I am reading 0L ( infinite ? ) voltage between neutral and ground terminals. However I read normal voltage phase-ground and phase to neutral.

Neutral/ground connection is intermittent and so the voltage changes with time?

100' of #14 copper neutral at 1A should give you ~26 mV.

 

[don_resqcapt19]

Where are you taking this voltage reading? It should be a lot closer to zero than infinite.

 

[akazici]

I am reading this on the panelboard.

It is on auto-range.

I will try with an old analog meter now.