what does it mean when you get an ERR: INVALID DIM?

I'm trying to locate zeroes, maximums, and Minimums using a TI-83 plus calculator, but when i enter 2nd trace, I get an error?
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As long as you don't have any programs installed on the calculator, you might try resetting the ram. Sometimes setting get messed up and cause problems. Here is a link on how to do that. Just remember, it will erase any data or programs you might have on the calculator.

http://graphingcalculatorti.com/ti-83-plus-general-questions/clearing-the-ram-and-resttting-your-ti-83-plus/
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