Hi-
Rather than throw away a Phillips power board I would like to attempt to repair it. This board is known for bad resistors and I am trying to measure them with my Fluke. But first I need to know what they should measure. Problem is these resistors don't exactly fit the pattern shown online. Instead of 3 stripes close together and one separate stripe, 2 of the 3 resistors I am looking at are evenly striped.The third has a separate stripe, but no matter what online calculator I run it through it won't give me the ohms it should be. Here is what I have, I can post pictures but we'll start with this.These are all 4 band. The one with the separated stripe has brown, black , green, and a separate yellow. The next one, evenly striped is yellow, violet, red , silver. The next one is black, gold, red, red. These are the 3 that are in a common area of failure on this board but I would like to learn to measure all. The board is a Phillips PLCD190P5
Thanks for any help!
Rather than throw away a Phillips power board I would like to attempt to repair it. This board is known for bad resistors and I am trying to measure them with my Fluke. But first I need to know what they should measure. Problem is these resistors don't exactly fit the pattern shown online. Instead of 3 stripes close together and one separate stripe, 2 of the 3 resistors I am looking at are evenly striped.The third has a separate stripe, but no matter what online calculator I run it through it won't give me the ohms it should be. Here is what I have, I can post pictures but we'll start with this.These are all 4 band. The one with the separated stripe has brown, black , green, and a separate yellow. The next one, evenly striped is yellow, violet, red , silver. The next one is black, gold, red, red. These are the 3 that are in a common area of failure on this board but I would like to learn to measure all. The board is a Phillips PLCD190P5
Thanks for any help!