5 stripes is usually military spec, where the first band has a double width

 

On the picture of the PCB, You can see KB1, KB2, KB3, I believe these are the diodes that form the rectifier bridge. There is another similar component there too, but I can't see a legend for it. The bridge is D1 to D4 on the schematic.

Therefore, I believe the component in question is a 20uH inductor, L1 on the schematic. The schematic doesn't show a value for L1. I couldn't find any colour code scheme which has a white fifth band.

 

But you can see i took a photo from it ,so do you which component is? it's exatly near the 220v plug where the neutral and phase attached to the pcb

 

The circuit board with the faulty components from the original post, is not part of the charger referred to in DodgyDave's posted link. You can also see this is true by looking at the case pictures from the original post. Therefore it follows that the schematic won't apply either.

 

 

Hello,

There is an other way for the 5 band color code:



It takes the temperature coefficient in the code.

You can find MANY images explaining the collor code on the internet:
5 ring resistor color code

Bertus

 

There is an other way for the 5 band color code: It takes the temperature coefficient in the code.
Bertus

But that fifth ring is never white in those schemes as it is in this case.

 

Hello,

The picture has a great discoulering.
Look at the fingers that light up red.

Bertus

 

Hello,

The picture has a great discoulering.
Look at the fingers that light up red.

Bertus

TS says red ,black ,black ,gold ,white

 

Hello,

When the last ring is white, it could be a militairy coding:
http://www.vishay.com/resistors/color-code-calculator/#band5Mil

Bertus

 

Hello,

When the last ring is white, it could be a militairy coding:
http://www.vishay.com/resistors/color-code-calculator/#band5Mil

Bertus

Aha! The descriptions for military coding that I found had a double width silver band as the first band, but that one you found works

 

So if i lder a 22uh inductor, to the kb1 is it oke? the 2uh difference is not bad? And how can i measure an inductor ,because i have lot's of dead motherboards and dead chargers .

 

To measure inductance you need a lcr meter....2uH isn't going to make a difference.

 

I have found inductor on aliexpress what is the goodvalue ? It has 18uh and 22 uh and 1w or 1/2w is enough?

 

Hello everyone ,i can't find 22uh inductor ,can i just bridge it?