TV resistor not making any sense

[nulldata]

Hello, I'm having an issue determining the value for a 5-band resistor on my LG 42PJ350-ub power supply. The bands in order are: Orange, Blue, Silver, Gold, Black. Tested out of circuit returned .6 ohms. To my knowledge this color combination should not be valid; and I'm hoping someone more knowledgeable than myself may be able to decipher this code.

[budm]

Re: TV resistor not making any sense

What resistance do you get when you touch your meter probes together? about 0.3 Ohms, then that is correct 0.36 Ohms + 0.3 Ohms for the meter lead. This resistor when it failed, it will usually go open circuit.

[domas]

Re: TV resistor not making any sense

is looks more like inductor to me http://cdn.instructables.com/FRQ/J6V...NQFK.LARGE.gif

[Duncanbest]

Re: TV resistor not making any sense

It's a 0.36 5% wirewound-resistor.

The marking color "BLACK" means manufacture's series .

Some for Nonflame type with BLACK marking ; or
non inductive wire wound resistors(無感繞線電阻) ---> GREEN
inductive wire wound resistors(有感繞線電阻) ----> BLACK

[budm]

Re: TV resistor not making any sense

This resistor is probably for the Source pin of the MOSFET or fusible resistor for the B+.

[ivtec]

Re: TV resistor not making any sense

The value must be right,i have here a fusible resistor marked .1ohm 1/2w 3% and it measures on my 87 fluke .3ohm,when i tough both probes together i get .2ohms since it's 3% tolerance then is within specks.