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Usually voltage meters have high input impedance - 1MΩ serial resistor is pretty common, followed by an external/internal overvoltage/reverse voltage protection circuit, so even if you apply higher voltage than the selected range the voltmeter will show out-of-range condition but if you remove that voltage it will return to "zero" state ..
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